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Top Saint-Pierre-de-Mezoargues hotels

Hotel De Cambis
"All the above Staff very lovely and helps Great Location Great Breakfast Very clean Very Welcoming Only niggle no water in the room"
Reviewed on Sep 9, 2026

ResidHotel Golf Grand Avignon
"Le site était très bien. Il était agréable une vue sur le golf du balcon et une piscine pour se rafraîchir. C'était tranquille. Par contre, l'accès à Internet est à améliorer."
Reviewed on Aug 11, 2026

Hotel Le Cloitre St Louis
"The hotel needs to upgrade the rooms to accommodate places to plug in phones and laptops. in most rooms I have stayed in there are absolutely no places to plug in any kind of portable device. this is probably why I cannot stay there any longer after staying here several times a year for many years ..."
Reviewed on Sep 7, 2026

Bristol Hotel
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Reviewed on Aug 28, 2026

Golden Tulip Avignon Le Paradou
"A part une réservation qui n'avait pas été prise en compte ! Hotel très correct ."
Reviewed on Sep 8, 2026

Apart'Hotel Sainte-Marthe
"I last stayed here over 10 years ago and I thought it good then but now it is even better. In those 10 years my command of the French language has declined but the receptionists speak perfect English. I had asked for a balcony and wanted one in the sun but what I got was a brilliant terrace with ..."
Reviewed on Sep 11, 2026

Central Hotel
"Great location, tiny rooms, decent staff"
Reviewed on Sep 9, 2026

Terre de Provence Hôtel & Spa
"Très bien"
Reviewed on Sep 8, 2026

Mercure Pont d'Avignon Centre
"Parking and location in the old Town was excellent."
Reviewed on Sep 6, 2026
Saint-Pierre-de-Mezoargues Hotel & Travel Guide\n
Are you planning on visiting St.-Remy-de-Provence and hoping to book a place to kick your feet up in or around Saint-Pierre-de-Mezoargues? Travelocity's comprehensive database presently contains 9 hotels, apartments and other accommodations options in and around the CBD district and surrounds of Saint-Pierre-de-Mezoargues.
The Hotel Robinson is the closest Travelocity-listed room to the town center of Saint-Pierre-de-Mezoargues and is only a short drive away.
10 miles (16 kilometers) from the middle of Saint-Pierre-de-Mezoargues, you will come across the La Mirande. The L'Hôtel Particulier can be found about 13 miles (21 kilometers) away. Other hotel options are the Baumanière Les Baux de Provence and the Le Château des Alpilles.
After you have seen Saint-Pierre-de-Mezoargues, save some time to unveil the many other delights of the Provence - Alpes - Cote d'Azur area. Visit Provence - Alpes - Cote d'Azur's ruins and traditional villages or relish the area's rural landscapes. Popular things to do in this particular region of France include picnicking.
Still looking for things to do? You could spend some time enjoying Musee Grevin de la Provence and Chateau de l'Emperi, which you'll find in Salon-de-Provence, 25 miles (41 kilometers) to the southeast of Saint-Pierre-de-Mezoargues. The Hôtel du Midi and LOGIS Domaine de Roquerousse are just some examples of the comfortable long and short-stay choices in Salon-de-Provence. Or, stay the night in Tarascon, 5 miles (8 kilometers) to the south of Saint-Pierre-de-Mezoargues, where you'll find the Les Mazets Des Roches and Hôtel les Echevins. If you visit Tarascon, make sure you visit the Chateau de Tarascon and Frigolet Abbey.
If watching sport is never far from your mind, make the trip to Le Dome, which is located 55 miles (85 kilometers) to the southeast of Saint-Pierre-de-Mezoargues. Those that wish to find a room in the area around the game can explore the InterContinental Marseille - Hotel Dieu or the Sofitel Marseille Vieux Port.
When you are traveling via Caumont Airport and hope to base yourself nearby, consider Auberge De Noves or La Livrée du Palais.
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Recent Saint-Pierre-de-Mezoargues hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

Apart'Hotel Sainte-Marthe
"I last stayed here over 10 years ago and I thought it good then but now it is even better. In those 10 years my command of the French language has declined but the receptionists speak perfect English. I had asked for a balcony and wanted one in the sun but what I got was a brilliant terrace with sun all day. There is also a terrace that all guests can use from 10am until 8pm, also in the sun. The studio was spotlessly clean with adequate utensils, saucepan and frying pan as well as hobs a microwave and a fridge that works really well, even the small freezer at the top. In my opinion this is a rarity. I travelled alone so I often cooked for myself so this was important I took cleaning cloths and a kitchen towel with me but needn't have as all that is provided. There is a TV but understandably the channels are in French apart from the BBC news channel. I slept well but did find the mattress a bit hard for me but then they can't cater for every person's taste. The supermarket is just next door and I found it inexpensive. Crossing the road and going through the ramparts it is a fairly short walk to the centre but much to enjoy on the way."






