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Hôtel d’Europe, Avignon Hotels
Historic luxury hotel with Michelin-starred gastronomy, a courtyard, and an intimate bar in a 16th-century setting
Hotel D’Europe, a beacon of elegance and refinement, has been a cornerstone of hospitality in Avignon for an impressive two centuries. This sophisticated property offers not just accommodation, but an experience steeped in history and charm. Situated at the coveted intersection of two delightful cobbled streets, Hotel D’Europe also enjoys a prime location on Place Crillon. This bustling square is renowned for its vibrant atmosphere, lined with an array of inviting bars and delightful eateries, promising a taste of local life just steps from your door.
The hotel’s strategic location places you within easy walking distance of several significant cultural institutions. Explore the fascinating exhibits at Palais du Roure, immerse yourself in art at Musée Calvet, and discover decorative arts at Musée Louis Vouland, all easily accessible from the hotel’s central position. Furthermore, the majestic Rhone River is a mere two-minute stroll away, providing the perfect opportunity for a leisurely walk along its banks, soaking in the picturesque scenery. This makes Hotel D’Europe an unparalleled base for exploring the beauty and history of Avignon.
Each room at Hotel D’Europe is meticulously designed to radiate character and charm. The ambiance is carefully cultivated by seamlessly blending timeless classic furniture with the conveniences and comforts of modern living. Consider the Junior Suite, for example, a truly romantic haven. This delightful retreat features cozy armchairs, perfect for relaxation, and a private marble bathroom, adding a touch of luxury to your stay. For those seeking an even more elevated experience, the Suite with a terrace offers the added benefit of a private balcony. From this vantage point, guests can enjoy breathtaking views of the magnificent Palais des Papes, a truly unforgettable sight. A range of other accommodation types are also available to cater to diverse preferences, including the Classic Rooms, the Superior Rooms, and the Prestige Rooms, each offering its own unique appeal.
Begin each day with a delightful breakfast served in the elegant dining room of La Vieille Fontaine Restaurant. Here, the grandeur of 18th-century chandeliers gracefully merges with original lights and other carefully preserved decorative elements, creating a truly enchanting atmosphere. The hotel boasts a Michelin-starred eatery, helmed by the talented Chef Pascal Auger. The restaurant offers a meticulously crafted menu of culinary delicacies, prepared with high-quality local and seasonal products, ensuring a fresh and authentic dining experience. Finally, unwind and socialize at the hotel bar, where you can savor expertly crafted house cocktails, sample a selection of local wines, and indulge in gourmet dishes, creating the perfect ending to a memorable day in Avignon.
Hotel Information
5-star Hotel
+33 490147676
12 Place Crillon
https://heurope.com/en/
Free wifi
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