I booked a last-minute trip to Avignon and stayed in room 307 at the Hotel l'Horloge at $272.00 per night during the Avignon Festival (the most expensive week of the year), so my hotel choice was limited. It's in an incredible location in town, so you can run around and take a quick nap or shower befrore you run out again. The room was a triple with 2 double beds in it, quite large for a French hotel, on a corner of the hotel with 3 large windows. Very basic, 3 star, but clean. The staff was helpful when I needed them. The breakfast, nothing special, was not included in the price. Except for the creaky floors, it was a quiet room. The only other problem was the slow elevator, which was in constant use because it was such a popular weekend, I walked downstairs a few times.

This was a good hotel for the week that we stayed there.
The room was comfortable and clean and also spacious.

Although situated right on the main square, it was surprisingly not noisy.
Breakfast was of high quality and a wide choice was offered.
The hotel is very centrally situated
The only slight disappointment was the lobby was very basic. The staff were helpful, although we did not need to use their services a great deal.

The location cannot be beat...right in the heart of Avignon! Ask for a room off the square...they are much quieter. Breakfast is terrific...and as a business traveler they made sure everything was easy. I am anxious to return.

My partner and I stayed a week in the Hotel d'Horloge, while I was on a conference. The hotel is clean, well-presented and centrally located, with very friendly receptionists, who speak perfect English. As Fracnophiles, we were keen to polish our french and they were happy to oblige us, even with a smile. On arrival, I was presented with a bunch of flowers (from a friend not the hotel) and the receptionist went out of her way to borrow a champagne bucket (as a vase) from a nearby pub!

The room was slightly small but more than adequate and the bathroom was large and new - the bath was sumptuous! We also had a separate toilet. The plumbing was a little noisy, but we managed to ignore it after the first night and it didn't bother us. One thing that did annoy us was the lack of drawers for us to unpack into, but there was a cupboard. There was a TV with French/English/German/Italian channels (mostly news and sport).

The included breakfast was wonderful - so much food and great variety! Cereals, fruit, bread, sausgaes and eggs, coffee, tea.... Local cafes charged 6euros for just a small criossant and coffee!

My colleagues stayed in other hotels around the square and generally complained about the standard (noisy, dirty, old furnishings etc). I would recommend this hotel to anyone! We enjoyed it, much to the envy of colleagues!