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Chambre D'Hotes Au Coquin De Sort
1.7 km to the city centre
1242 Chemin De Saumelongue, Vaison-la-Romaine, France
Good
(7 reviews)
starts from
US$ 117 per one night
Caillette
400 m to the city centre
16 Rue Des Fours, Vaison-la-Romaine, France
starts from
US$ 131 per one night
Chambre D'Hotes Au Coquin De Sort
1.7 km to the city centre
1242 Chemin De Saumelongue, Vaison-la-Romaine, France
Good
(7 reviews)
starts from
US$ 117 per one night
Caillette
400 m to the city centre
16 Rue Des Fours, Vaison-la-Romaine, France
starts from
US$ 131 per one night
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Chambre D'Hotes Au Coquin De Sort
1.7 km to the city centre
1242 Chemin De Saumelongue, Vaison-la-Romaine, France
Good
(7 reviews)
starts from
US$ 117 per one night
Caillette
400 m to the city centre
16 Rue Des Fours, Vaison-la-Romaine, France
starts from
US$ 131 per one night
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Vaison-la-Romaine offers 133 hotels, catering to diverse tastes and budgets. Dominant accommodations are charming B&Bs and cozy inns, mostly located in the picturesque Old Town and within walking distance of ancient Roman ruins. Average prices for 3-star hotels hover around $100 per night, while 5-star luxury can peak at $300. Recently opened hotels boast eco-friendly designs and local artisanal touches. Explore and book with us to secure your ideal stay.
* The Medieval Quarter has family-friendly parks and historical attractions to explore.
* Hostellerie Le Beffroi offers spacious rooms perfect for larger families.
* The area is filled with cozy cafes and restaurants catering to kids.
Families will enjoy staying in the Medieval Quarter for its charm and family-friendly amenities.
* The City Center offers excellent transport links and fast access to meeting venues.
* Hotel Burrhus provides reliable Wi-Fi and business facilities.
* Proximity to key corporate offices and dining options is a bonus.
Business travelers should consider staying in the City Center for convenience and amenities.
* The Old Town allows solo travelers to wander through beautiful, narrow streets.
* Hotel La Fete En Provence offers social events to meet like-minded adventurers.
* Safety and hospitality in this neighborhood are paramount.
Solo travelers often find the Old Town district perfect for its culture and solitude.
* The Hilltop District offers breathtaking panoramas over the surrounding valley.
* Jade En Provence is known for its romantic setting and luxurious services.
* Quiet streets ensure a peaceful experience for couples.
Couples on a romantic getaway should consider the Hilltop District for stunning views and seclusion.
* The Coteaux District provides access to low-cost lodgings and authentic neighborhood eateries.
* Hotel La Bastide De Vaison is noted for its affordability and quality.
* Visitors can enjoy local markets and inexpensive yet authentic attractions.
Budget travelers will appreciate the Coteaux District for affordable accommodations and local experiences.
* Book your hotel between October and March to avoid peak seasons and benefit from lower rates.
* Avoid visiting during July and August when tourism peaks due to the Chorégies d'Orange opera festival, leading to higher accommodation costs.
* Arrive by train from major French cities; local buses and taxis are affordable, with average fares around $10.
* Save money by exploring local boulangeries for meals and consider purchasing a public transportation pass for sightseeing discounts.
* While the city is generally safe, remain cautious when wandering through isolated areas at night, particularly in less-populated neighborhoods.
Hotels like Jade En Provence and Hostellerie Le Beffroi provide breathtaking views of the surrounding vineyards and ancient ruins.
La Bastide De Vaison is conveniently located near popular hiking trails that lead through picturesque landscapes.
Staying at Hotel La Fete En Provence positions you within a short walk of the Roman Theater and local archaeological sites.
Le Moulin De Cesar offers quick access to vibrant local events, including wine festivals and traditional Provencal markets.
Planning your visit in spring or fall typically offers better hotel availability and deals, avoiding the high summer tourism season.
