Le Limas

What a great little gem of a hotel. We really loved it and particularly the gorgeous terrace. Had the third floor room, but that wasn't a problem at all, especially as it had the best terrace access. Some reviews have complained about the lack of a lift, but its really not that far and it's not a building you could or should put a lift into. We turned down the kind offer of an upgrade to a lower down larger room for the latter part of our stay. Rosalie was a great and helpful host, the bed was very comfortable, the shower very good and the breakfast simple, but very nice. The hotel is also very well located close to this brilliant town and the mighty Rhone river.

This bed and breakfast has rooms that are much bigger than your average hotel. It also has a terrace on the third floor where you can bring a bottle of wine and enjoy. The downside is you have stairs to get to your rooms. The breakfast is standard French, but it could use more protein and fruit.

Pure delight! Rosalie is the host above all hosts. It took a moment for us to notice the intimate touches provided for her guests. We couldn't have chosen a better place to stay. If you appreciate art then you will enjoy the abundance of eye catching art throughout. Next you will take in all the little accoutrements that Rosalie provides before you need to ask for them - So thoughtful. Breakfast on the upper deck was delightful and delicious, especially the coffee, cheese selection, and pancakes (crepes) and croissants. Rosalie brings guests together to eat, drink, and be merry. Wonderful to learn about others and how their trip has been enhanced by Rosalie. All her dinning suggestions proved to be more delectable after the other. We were so enamored by Rosalie and this beautiful old walled in city. Can't wait to come back to explore areas we missed and of course enjoy Rosalie's special guest home!

Stop your search and book now! I am a French professor in US and travel to France very frequently. I even studied abroad in Avignon many years ago. For my return to this charming city, I found one of the best places I’ve ever stayed in all of my travels. First, the location is exceptional. Three minute walk to the Pont d’Avignon, a few minutes to walk to the Palais des Papes. Street was calm and safe. (Plus there’s a code to get into the main door, and another door that opens with a key. So secure). There are a lot of stairs (no elevator), but I got luggage up, no problem. I was in the beautiful room called LE PALAIS. Enormous windows looking out towards the palace (mostly greenery/trees), a super spacious room, and absolutely SPOTLESS. Quiet and extremely comfortable. Breakfast was upstairs on a beautiful terrace overlooking the palace: a mix of croissants, yogurt, crepes, fresh bread, jam, cheeses. At this “maison d’hôte” (B&B), I’ve never felt so at home before… I actually was a little choked up when I left! Rosalie is an amazing host and actually became a great friend. When I missed my train connection and had to get in really late, she stayed up and made sure that a taxi had been rearranged. When I took day trips, she checked on me, making sure that everything was OK. Anything I needed—an iron, a bag to go shopping, recommendations for dinner…she was there to help. I will never forget my 5-day stay here, as I felt like somebody cared and was always looking out for me. Mille mercis Rosalie! :)

We had a lovely stay at Le Limas! The surrounding area is very quiet and charming. Everything you want to see is a short walk away. Our room was really cute, spacious and comfortable. We enjoyed the daily breakfast - simple but hit the spot. Overall, a very pleasant stay!