A wonderful hotel in the heart of Avignon, dead centre of the town. A nice outdoor terrace which even in Winter time shields nicely from the wind and makes a winter sit down to be a pleasurable experience. Comfy bed, lovely bathroom. Highly recommended.

Our only complaint is the particularly bad smell in the showers (which seems to be common in lots of hotels). Maybe they don't get flushed very often.

Central location, clean and spacious, has elevator for Some rooms. In our type of room, we had Fridge & Coffee maker. Quiet. Parking was near, less than 200 meters and around 20 Euro a day.

Bed mattress was Soft , for older guest or Someone with backage Cause problem, and they have nothing to replace. Breakfast was Simple, but acceptable.

Our bedroom and bathroom were large and clean, with TV and the ability to make hot drinks. We were on a main street in Avignon yet our room was very quiet, on a terrace which had a pleasant view over the rooftops. We were less than 10 mins' walk from the city's bus and train stations (TGV station is 5km away). Staff were responsive when issues were raised; in particular they told us when and where to catch the (infrequent) bus to the magnificent Pont du Gard, 20 miles away.

We were upgraded to a large bedroom on the upper terrace, which was a kind gesture. However our arrival night was cold and windy. A regular room in the main heated body of the hotel might have been easier. The bedroom was cool on our arrival, which was unsettling as we couldn't work out how to heat it. We went out for dinner and staff had responded to our request to remedy the heating on our return. The room was ok from then on. Breakfast was not relaxed, as my partner had to keep checking that no-one had taken his 'self-service' egg during the 5 mins it was boiling; we ran out of fresh bread one morning, but on the plus side gluten-free bread was available on request.

Very reasonable cost for the location just a couple blocks north of the station so walk because you can’t get a taxi there. It is central to every thing in old Avignon as the name suggests and it’s easy to pop out for a stroll around a few streets, then go back to the hotel to rest. It’s very comfortable with a little restaurant on the main floor with tables in the lobby or on the street so you can people watch. The staff are friendly and can help with travel issues. The breakfast buffet is very satisfying with good variety.

The rooms are small and you have to use the staircase for some.

The reception staff gave me a room upgrade and I was very happy with my room. It was in the section with an elevator. The room was very large and beautifully decorated with large windows. It overlooked the main street but there was never.any.noise coming into the room. It was lovely and quiet. The supermarket across the street was very handy. The hotel is perfectly located for an easy walk to the main sites.

Hotel Central is on the main thoroughfare of Avignon and very convenient for all of the main attractions. We appreciated the location. Our room was small, but the facilities were suitable for our needs. We were comfortable enough. Breakfast was good, and the staff were always friendly and helpful. We parked our car in a free parking lot outside of the city walls and used the frequent shuttle to reach the hotel, which worked out very well.

The hotel is old and the rooms are not particularly modern. Generally they are adequate. We had a small room on the ground floor, which was a bit below ground. I would recommend getting a room on a higher floor.

I loved its central location being no more than 10 mins walk to all the popular tourist attractions, main train station and all the bars, restaurants and shops. All the staff I met were very polite, friendly and helpful and my room was clean, warm and equipped with all I needed for my ideal 4 night stay.

Nothing, it was ideal for what I needed.

For the price, this small independent hotel punches above its weight. Our room, on the roof, was small and perfectly well equipped. With the terrace outside our door, we were able to end our sightseeing days with a drink, relaxing in the calm ambiance before retiring to bed. The bed's mattress was perfect for us. The breakfast offering, which initially looked sparse, was replenished frequently and so was very good. Just a shame the hot drinks were from a vending machine. Overall, the hotel, despite being on a main street, was very quiet and I'd urge residents to take advantage of buying a drink in the ground floor bar and taking to the roof terrace.

We arrived very early and asked to drop off bags. My wife is pregnant and the chap on reception noticed this and made efforts to get our room ready as early as possible. I'm not totally sure but I have a feeling he upgraded our room to a lovely room looking out onto the roof garden. It was superb. We also extended our booking by 1 day on arrival which was simple and stress free. The booking took place during a 40 degree heatwave and the air con unit coped magnificently.

The hotel doesn't look great from the outside. The shabby, closed down bakery next door really lets it down. However, once inside it is peaceful and tranquil and the rooftop bar is a lovely touch.

Location was ideal- very central. Roof top bar very pleasant cooler oasis.

Breakfast was disappointing. We were by no means the last but the juice machine was not working and there were no croissants left and the staff member had to be asked by several people to provide more bread which she did somewhat unwillingly. She did not add to the other breakfast items eg cheese for some time and people were clearly disappointed in the meagre amount available. She gave the impression that she wished to be elsewhere. We were allocated a disabled room although this was not requested or needed. It was very spacious but the wet room style shower left the bathroom floor very wet throughout so it was necessary to hold up trouser bottoms when entering so as not to wet them.