We have just returned from a ten day stay at this hotel, so we got to know it pretty well. We had a room which overlooked the courtyard in the old part of the building. The building itself was fabulous, a real treat to stay in. Tastefully converted into a Hotel but still retaining it's charm and dignity. The room... More

We stayed in Hotel Cloitre Saint Louis for 2 nights while we explored Avignon and it is a good place to stay if you are arriving by TGV as the Navette stop (shuttle from TGV station) is a very short walk away. We stayed in the old monastic part, which I am pleased about as the new modern extension is... More

Spent there only one night but loved it. Interesting approach in changing a monestry into a hotel Excelent room in the old part. Great bathroom, good cleanliness, average breakfast. Definitely would go back.

There are many things seriously odd about this hotel. In summary, a poorly managed and maintained hotel with high prices.Rooms in the ugly new wing are badly designed and maintained (large room but very small bathroom, small shower, no soap dishes, broken shower hose; impossibly small toilet; very dim lighting; no curtains; badly fitting door to terrace; poor sound insulation).... More

This hotel set in a former monastery is a real class act. Austere yet warm and friendly. Top class restaurant close to the former court yard. We stayed in the new extension which was anything but in the same style as the cloisters. Very modern architecture. All rooms are reached from a bridge that runs alongside the block of rooms.... More

Our last stay in Provence in this amazing historic building which must have served as cloisters at some stage. Rooms are large and despite their modernisation still have a touch of the old character in them. Other facilities are quite good, and the location is quite convenient with the papal palace about 15 minutes walking distance. Friendly and courteous staff... More

Generally speaking the hotel is quiet, unique & beautiful (very nice courtyard, restaurant, hallway etc) & is about 10-15 min walk to the Palais des Papes. We got a room on the old side of the building, which was built in the 16th century so in my opinion it's a lot more charming than those on the new side. The... More

The decor of my generously-sized room, which overlooked a cloistered courtyard with six magnificent plane trees and a fountain, was a stylish mixture of ancient and modern. Breakfast and dinner in the beautiful vaulted dining room were excellent. Staff were friendly and helpful at all times, and the location was convenient for everything. If you love ancient buildings, this must... More

The hotel, once a religious setting, is spacious, architecturally splendid and located very close to the train and bus stations, including the TGV shuttle stop. The grounds and cloister are lovely, as is the dining room which appears to be a glassed-in portico. Our room, while dimly lit, was large and the bed was comfortable. However, the bathroom shower was... More