It's a quaint property with charm in the wonderful little town of Villenueve a short drive from Avignon. This town itself offers a lot to see and has some great restaurants. The staff here is very very friendly and helpful. They recommended great local restaurants and advised us of parking. The common rooms are warm and cosy and the garden is lovely. The free and paid parking is a few blocks away, but not a hard walk. This is a big plus for a hotel on a pedestrian only street.

We needed porter help with our luggage to go up the stone stairs and the petite gal at the desk could not fit the bill. Our room was charming, with a lovely view, but a bit cramped. With no room for luggage, I had to unpack into the closet and dresser and do away with the luggage. We did not take the breakfast for 12 euros since it seemed to consist only of baked goods and coffee and we were spoiled by previous properties. The positives outweigh the negatives on this Atelier.

It was a beautiful hotel in the centre of Villeneuve-les-Avignon, full of character. The staff were very helpful, the continental breakfast was amazing. There was a lounge near the breakfast room, small gardens and a roof terrace. Our room was very comfortable. It was an easy walk into Avignon which was across the river. We are glad we stayed in Villeneuve-les-Avignon so we could benefit from the restaurants and relaxing atmosphere there in addition to visiting Avignon which was far busier.

It was a challenge to get our large suitcases up the winding staircase to our room on the second floor as there was no lift. This room wouldn't be suitable for anyone with mobility issues, but other rooms appeared to be more accessible, so best to check with the hotel when booking.

The breakfasts was very good nice selection good for kids and adults The location is very nice comfortable for a star type vacation when you get around by parking. The hotel does not have private parking but there is free parking near by 5 minutes walk. The town was cute. The staff was very helpful and spoke good English. They arranged bikes for us to rent from the hotel which was great.

There was no air conditioning. They switched to heat mode on October 1st. The hotel is on a main road of a small town so sleeping with windows open was noisy. Also the WiFi barely worked inside the room.

**Hotel Review: L'Hotel De L'Atelier, Avignon** Returning to L'Hotel De L'Atelier for a second stay after seven years, I found the experience as delightful as my first visit. The staff has changed, yet the warm and welcoming atmosphere remains. The hotel offers convenient parking, early access to a well-equipped conference room for early remote work and helpful services like printing train tickets. Our room boasted a beautiful view over the courtyard and rooftops. Despite a short stay, it was memorable, and L'Hotel De L'Atelier remains a top recommendation for anyone visiting Avignon.

A charming building with lovely rooms and outside terraces/places to sit. Very attractive. Staff/owners were very accommodating and attentive. We were lucky enough to find a parking space outside but there is also the option for hotel parking, few minutes walk away. Pretty village with quite a few restaurants although some of them were closed as it was a Monday when we stayed. Near Avignon itself.

Would definitely come here again. 16th century building with lots of "character". Big wood beams. Beautiful chandeliers. Friendly staff, very knowledgeable and helpful. Comfortable lounge areas. Complimentary coffee, tea, water, and snacks in the main lounge.

Seems like a small thing, but the complimentary coffee and hot water were served from vacuum flasks. Tepid as opposed to hot. Perhaps a kettle? Or a microwave?

The Hotel De L'Atelier is in a very old beautiful building which has been very thoughtfully restored with close attention to detail. Our room was perfect. Ultra clean, very good shower room, comfy beds and good Air con. We also had a great view over the hotel's terrace. Staff could not have been more helpful. Our receptionist was British and explained about the history of the hotel. The hotel is in a old central part of Villeneuve and once you negotiated the very narrow streets we were given a map ( although only 2 mins away) of where secure parking was. We intend to have a city break here in the future as the the main town of Avignon is only 20 mins walk away.

Nothing to do with the hotel but a warning for drivers. We arrived on the other side of Avignon at rush hour. Queues of traffic four lanes going into one across the bridge. Every body in a hurry. Took us half an hour to do a kilometre. If we had gone round Avignon and approached it from the other side we would have missed all that. Don't always do what the Sat Nav says!

What an absolute gem of a hotel! You can feel the history and you want to be a part of it. Absolutely gorgeous rooms. The courtyard is out of a movie! The staff was so welcoming and accommodating. We loved this hotel and would absolutely return to this charming property.

My mother is visually impaired and it was a bit difficult for her to get around as it was a little dark going up the stairs to her room. However I did not tell the staff about this beforehand. They were so friendly that I am sure the would have situated our rooms differently with some warning so this is not the fault of the hotel. A bit of a walk to central Avignon so plan to get a taxi if you don't enjoy walking long distances.

Beautifully, tastefully done hotel that feels like the quaint rustic yet luxurious, well-kept stone house you imagine for a perfect stay in Provence. Our room was set off from the main multi-story hotel, behind the breakfast room in its own back garden area. It felt exquisitely private and quiet, like our very own guest house. The garden with the tables was so lovely for a drink on a sunny spring afternoon. All the common rooms with all the charming bookshelves of charming books on Provence made it so inviting to just curl up somewhere and learn about the region. The location is good, set off from the bustle of busy Avignon, 5 min drive or 35 min walk, and feels relaxed and sophisticated roaming around outside the hotel. We caught the Saturday brocante market with great fresh seafood, a few mins walk from the hotel. Staff was very hospitable and kind. Tea and pastries available all day was an appreciated addition to our stay.

The 10 minute unloading area was full when we arrived (with a parked car, not just unloading themselves), so we made it work by parking down the street between poles.

Wonderful friendly staff. I felt very much at home and loved the history of the building and its surrounds. Serena and Stephane went out of their way to address my needs. This hotel is the kind that makes guests want to return.

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