Hôtel du Cloître Saint Louis sur Avignon

Location was great. Staff very nice and helpful. Downfall was the restroom and shower

Great hotel (old monastery) with a good restaurant. Spacious room. Room 108 did smell in the bathroom. Located in the center with nice restaurants and bars around the corner. We will definitely come back next year.

I stayed for two days. The first day I stayed in a loft room, with the toilet on the lower level and the bed on the upper level. Because I found going up and down the stairs inconvenient, I moved to a accessible room the second day. The room was very spacious and overall quite comfortable. Hotel Cloitre Saint Louis was originally a 16th-century Jesuit monastery, belonging to the Cloître Saint-Louis. The architecture blends Renaissance and Classical styles, retaining many monastic elements, including cloisters, courtyards, stone arcades, and old worship spaces. After the French Revolution, the monastery was confiscated and converted into a military hospital and public facilities in the 19th century. After a large-scale restoration in the late 20th century, it was converted into a hotel and incorporated modern wings, resulting in a unique blend of ancient monastery and modern design. The strong monastic atmosphere can still be felt today.

Four nights with our dog, and the staff were incredibly attentive to our Labrador. The team was always smiling, whether at reception or in the restaurant. The hotel was quiet and ideally located.

Top restaurant, the food is incredible with lots of different flavors in your mouth! I am never disappointed and the price is right for the quality of the food.

We had a wonderful stay, unfortunately only for one night. The staff was very friendly, attentive, and helpful. We enjoyed our excellent breakfast in the courtyard. On the day of our departure, it was no problem to leave our luggage at the hotel until the afternoon. The proximity to the train station was very convenient, as we arrived quite late on the TGV. I will definitely book this hotel again on my next visit to the city.

This place has it all. Affordable, nice restaurant, well-trained friendly staff, rooftop swimming pool. The grounds are very peaceful and vast. It's a repurposed cloister. I love how they do that in Europe. Reserve a place here anytime without the slightest reservation. You won't be sorry. also convenient to many good restaurants

A very nice hotel, extremely well located, and the surrounding area is quite safe. I went out and returned late at night, and everything went very smoothly. The staff is welcoming, pleasant, and efficient. The breakfast was very good.

We stayed one night. We are two men in a couple. The first room we were offered is not accessible for people with reduced mobility or even those with large suitcases. It's a narrow spiral staircase leading to a room with very small windows. We wondered why we were put in that room in the first place. We asked to change rooms (we were told the hotel was full, but tourists arrived without reservations and were offered two different types of rooms). We were moved to a more modern room, but it smelled of sewage. The receptionist told us that this was normal; all the rooms in that section were like that.

The hotel is interesting and with good location as everything in Avignon is very walkable. The one thing to criticise is the breakfast’s price, it is VERY expensive for what it is. I don’t like complaining in general, but the breakfast’s quality was bad and when we saw the price we were shocked!!! Otherwise the reception stuff were lovely and helpful!