South France Accommodation - 1 Bedroom Rental in Avignon, Provence (PR-617)
New York time
Monday thru Sunday
Saturday & Sunday: info@nyhabitat.com
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| start date | end date | sleeps | day | week | information |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dec 25 2024 | open | 2 |
€1,080 |
information:1 week min-WiFi included July and August: Saturday to Saturday rentals only |
Prices in U.S. Dollars. 1 € = 1.040 USD $ Euros. British Pounds. 1 € = 0.827 U.K. £ Australian Dollars. 1 € = 1.667 Aust $ Canadian Dollars. 1 € = 1.498 Can $ Japanese Yens. 1 € = 163.249 ¥en Swiss Francs. 1 € = 0.936 SFranc
This splendid entirely refurbished one bedroom apartment with A/C is located on the 4th and last walk up floor of a private building with an interphone, security access (and video system) in the heart of the historical center of Avignon.
The apartment has nice hardwood floor. You enter the apartment through the living room.
furnished with a double convertible sofa-bed, two cane armchairs, an original oriental cupboard and a round dining table. There is a TV and a large built-in closet.
A large bay-window opens onto a large terrace with hard wood floor.
The open kitchen is fully equipped with modern appliances : electric induction plates, electric oven, microwave oven, dishwasher, refrigerator and freezer and washing machine.
The bedroom has a double bed, a small bed side table with drawers and a bay window opening onto the terrace.
The en-suite bathroom has a washbasin, a stall shower and a toilet.
You will enjoy the large terrace overlooking the city and the roofs of Avignon and even have a refreshing shower after sun bathing.
An internet connection is available.
The whole apartment has remote controlled windows shutters.
The apartment is located a few blocks from the main street of Avignon known as Rue de la République. The train station of Avignon center is 100 meters away. Restaurants, cafés and shops are everywhere.
Avignon -also known as the Popes’ city- has a wealthy historical and artistic heritage. Its formidable stronghold Popes’ Palace overlooks the wide expanse of the Rhone River plain and the encircled city. If you want to see one of the most beautiful views of Avignon and its famous uncompleted bridge, you should go the island of Barthelasse. This large island formerly was a refuge for outlaws and deserters in the past centuries. The exceptional view over the city is best admired at sunset; many paintings and etchings have been made of it.
An Internet connection is available.
The closest expressway is the A9, exit Remoulins, 15 minutes drive away, or the A7 exit Avignon North or South. The A9 goes from the Spanish border to Orange. The A7 binds the Italian border to Lyon with connections for all major cities of the south east of France. Avignon train station is served by the TGV (Train Grande Vitesse) that goes to Paris in 2 hours and 40 minutes! The closest airport is in Avignon as well with 4 daily domestic flights from/to Paris. Most international connections are made through the international airports of Marseille-Marignane or Paris-Charles de Gaulle.
- Air Conditioning,
- TV,
- Internet,
- Laundry inside the apartment,
- Terrace,
- Pets not allowed,
- Smoking not permitted,
- No elevator
- living room
- kitchen
- bedroom
- bathroom
- other
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Review by: S S., Dec 13 2012 From: United States, Accommodation Rental: 9 days |
Terrific time. It was a great time and it was a beautiful place! The owner was extremely nice and helpful, which enhanced our trip! |
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Review by: Vincent O., Dec 07 2006 From: United Kingdom, Accommodation Rental: 4 days |
The Avignon flat I rented for 4 nights was superb at every level, and even better than the photos and specifications on the website suggested. Everything was comfortable, clean and well equipped, the terrace and views were magnificent, and the owner was very helpful (she went out of her way to ensure the wifi connection, damaged by a previous tenant, was repaired for me when she realized it was important for my work). The only fault was that the heating, while being a good quality apparatus, was perhaps a little light for a winter night. I understand that in the South of France it is usually warm. |
