The season for this holiday is:
01 April 2020 - 31 October 2020
Hotel de l’Horloge, 2 nights: 01 April 2020 - 31 October 2020
Start any day | End by latest date(s) shown above
| Starting | Add on 2 nights | Single supplement |
|---|---|---|
| 1 - 8 Apr 2020 | £156 | £116 |
| 9 Apr - 30 Jun 2020 | £216 | £176 |
| 1 - 25 Jul 2020 | £268 | £220 |
| 26 Jul - 27 Aug 2020 | £198 | £160 |
| 28 Aug - 29 Oct 2020 | £216 | £176 |
Includes accommodation and meals as described. No travel is included as it is assumed that you are travelling via the city as part of your main Inntravel holiday.
Hotel Cloître Saint-Louis unavailable 2-19 July 2020 due to Avignon Festival.
If you are flying via a different airport and would like us to arrange connecting travel, please contact us for a quotation.
Hotel Cloître Saint-Louis, 2 nights: 01 April 2020 - 31 October 2020
Start any day | End by latest date(s) shown above
| Starting | Add on 2 nights | Single supplement |
|---|---|---|
| 1 - 29 Apr 2020 | £166 | £136 |
| 30 Apr - 1 Jul 2020 | £196 | £164 |
| 2 - 19 Jul 2020 | not available | not available |
| 20 Jul - 27 Sep 2020 | £196 | £164 |
| 28 Sep - 15 Oct 2020 | £166 | £136 |
| 16 - 29 Oct 2020 | £130 | £100 |
Includes accommodation and meals as described. No travel is included as it is assumed that you are travelling via the city as part of your main Inntravel holiday.
Hotel Cloître Saint-Louis unavailable 2-19 July 2020 due to Avignon Festival.
If you are flying via a different airport and would like us to arrange connecting travel, please contact us for a quotation.
Room upgrades (£ per person per night)
| Hotel de l'Horloge, Avignon | ||
|---|---|---|
| 'Privilège' : 01 Apr - 31 Oct 2020 | £18 | |
| Superior: 01 Apr - 31 Oct 2020 | £12 |
Extra nights (£ per person per night) in a double or single room
| Hotel de l'Horloge, Avignon (B&B) | Double room | Single room |
|---|---|---|
| 01 Apr - 08 Apr 2020 | £68 | £118 |
| 09 Apr - 30 Jun 2020 | £95 | £173 |
| 01 Jul - 25 Jul 2020 | £116 | £214 |
| 26 Jul - 27 Aug 2020 | £88 | £158 |
| 28 Aug - 31 Oct 2020 | £95 | £173 |
Room upgrades (£ per person per night)
| Cloître Saint-Louis, Avignon | ||
|---|---|---|
| 'Exclusive': 01 Apr - 31 Oct 2020 | £10 |
Extra nights (£ per person per night) in a double or single room
| Cloître Saint-Louis, Avignon (B&B) | Double room | Single room |
|---|---|---|
| 01 Apr - 29 Apr 2020 | £72 | £132 |
| 30 Apr - 01 Jul 2020 | £85 | £157 |
| 02 Jul - 19 Jul 2020 | not available | not available |
| 20 Jul - 27 Sep 2020 | £85 | £157 |
| 28 Sep - 15 Oct 2020 | £72 | £132 |
| 16 Oct - 31 Oct 2020 | £58 | £102 |
Getting between Avignon airport/TGV and the city
| From Avignon airport | Approx. duration | Frequency |
|---|---|---|
| Bus | 20 minutes | departures coincide with flight arrivals |
| Taxi | 25 minutes | n/a |
| From Avignon TGV | Approx. duration | Frequency |
|---|---|---|
| Shuttle train to city-centre station (from where it is an 800-metre walk to the hotel) | 5 minutes | every 30 minutes |
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Our fourth Inntravel holiday, with the usual excellent planning and information throughout the walk to the Pont du Gard, followed by an Avignon City Add-On. We had lots of glorious sunshine, due to the Mistral blowing the clouds away – although this did sometimes make walking northwards on high ground harder work! The only cold, wet weather coincided with a day trip to Nîmes, but the temperature also dropped in the evenings, so pack some warm clothes – especially as all the hotels serve dinner on their terraces (into September anyway).
Highlights:
- Lovely countryside, linking lovely villages and towns
- The wonderful displays of fruit, salad and vegetables in the markets (why don’t hotels and restaurants make more of these?)
- The Medieval Gardens in Uzès, including the 360° view from the top of the tower
- The Pont du Gard itself, but also associated features along its length: the source in the valley below Uzès (we walked down on Day 1), the limestone quarries north of Vers-Pont-du Gard, the ruined sections west of the bridge and the Castellum, the end point, in Nîmes
- The Palais des Papes in Avignon, including the 14th century tiled floor
- Déclinaison de brandade for lunch at Halles Auberge in Nîmes – thanks to the Taxi Nabais driver for telling us about brandade being a Nîmes speciality
INNTRAVEL NOTE: These customers enjoyed our Avignon city add-on following our To the Pont du Gard self-guided walking holiday.
The holiday lived up to expectations we both loved it and would book a walking holiday with Inntravel again
We had a brilliant holiday and really enjoyed the walking. As for the hotels and service they were excellent. My person favourites were the Hostellerie Le Castellas and the Hotel de l'Horloge but that said they were all wonderful. We both loved Uzes and Avignon.
As for tips I would recommend to always stock up with snacks as you tend to arrive at villages when shops are closed. Also June is low season and you won't meet people along the way.
We're booking another walking holiday next year.
INNTRAVEL NOTE: This customer added our extension at the Hotel de l'Horloge in Avignon to our To the Pont du Gard walking holiday.
Our fourth Inntravel holiday, with the usual excellent planning and information throughout the walk to the Pont du Gard, followed by an Avignon City Add-On. We had lots of glorious sunshine, due to the Mistral blowing the clouds away – although this did sometimes make walking northwards on high ground harder work! The only cold, wet weather coincided with a day trip to Nîmes, but the temperature also dropped in the evenings, so pack some warm clothes – especially as all the hotels serve dinner on their terraces (into September anyway).
Highlights:
- Lovely countryside, linking lovely villages and towns
- The wonderful displays of fruit, salad and vegetables in the markets (why don’t hotels and restaurants make more of these?)
- The Medieval Gardens in Uzès, including the 360° view from the top of the tower
- The Pont du Gard itself, but also associated features along its length: the source in the valley below Uzès (we walked down on Day 1), the limestone quarries north of Vers-Pont-du Gard, the ruined sections west of the bridge and the Castellum, the end point, in Nîmes
- The Palais des Papes in Avignon, including the 14th century tiled floor
- Déclinaison de brandade for lunch at Halles Auberge in Nîmes – thanks to the Taxi Nabais driver for telling us about brandade being a Nîmes speciality
INNTRAVEL NOTE: These customers enjoyed our Avignon city add-on following our To the Pont du Gard self-guided walking holiday.
The holiday lived up to expectations we both loved it and would book a walking holiday with Inntravel again
We had a brilliant holiday and really enjoyed the walking. As for the hotels and service they were excellent. My person favourites were the Hostellerie Le Castellas and the Hotel de l'Horloge but that said they were all wonderful. We both loved Uzes and Avignon.
As for tips I would recommend to always stock up with snacks as you tend to arrive at villages when shops are closed. Also June is low season and you won't meet people along the way.
We're booking another walking holiday next year.
INNTRAVEL NOTE: This customer added our extension at the Hotel de l'Horloge in Avignon to our To the Pont du Gard walking holiday.
The shorter walks were not too strenuous, even at 30+ degrees. There was a good mix of hill tops, woods and fields. Flowers everywhere were spectacular, and the rushing water in Fontaine de Vaucluse was a real joy. Well worth adding a day or two in Avignon if you can.
INNTRAVEL NOTE: These customers enjoyed our city add-on in Avignon at Hôtel de l’Horloge prior to Hill-Top Villages of the Luberon
Two suggested restaurants - Le Chateau in Fontaine-de- Vaucluse and L'Epicerie in Avignon (Place St Pierre - popular with tourists but none the worse for that). Of the non-hotel restaurants Restaurant David in Roussillon was outstanding (although the shortness of the set menu meant that we had to have some repetition on the second night); Chez Dominique in Fontaine ok but food and ambience not as good as Le Chateau.
This was our 12th Inntravel holiday, and they've all been excellent, but our first visit to Provence, and we're wondering why we've waited so long. What people say about the quality of the light is true: even simple flowers like poppies and buttercups seem redder and more yellow. And Roussillon was a particular gem, with the ochre and the feel of an artists' colony. A memorable holiday as always, with the added fascination of seeing how people voted in the presidential election!
INNTRAVEL NOTE: These customers enjoyed our 2-night Avignon city add on after Hill-Top Villages of the Luberon.