Top Hotels Near Jean-Henri Fabre Museum in Serignan-du-Comtat from NZ$133

"Excellent séjour ! La villa est très belle et super bien équipée. Identique aux photos de l’annonce.Les hôtes ont été très accueillants et sympathiques.Nous avons passé un week-end parfait.Nous recommandons vivement cet hébergement !"

"This was my second stay here. Very quietly located in the town close to good restaurants, bars and sights. Walking distance to train station. Room very comfortable and cosy. Breakfast buffet very good with a good choice of food and hot coffee. I enjoyed my week here very much."

"This hotel was extremely difficult to work with and they do not value their patrons They changed the date I was supposed to stay then did not refund me or let me stay the night I booked"

"Helpful staff. Comfortable bed. Nothing fancy. Quiet and clean. Rustic charm."

"EXCELLENT. "

"A wonderfull hotel in every respect. Fabulous room, modern, spacious, clean and comfortable. Staff were all professional and helpful. The restaurant service high-quality food with an interesting menue. Services prompt. Plenty of choice for a great breakfast. Highly recommended. "

"Had a lovely stay at the hotel, in spite of difficult personal circumstances. The owners couldn’t have been more helpful. Room was clean and comfortable, continental breakfast tasty. So close to train station but quiet as on other side of road. And less than a mile’s walk to the amphitheatre. Lovely terrasse at the back to sit and read in the sunshine. I definitely recommend. "

"The staff were great from reception to the staff in the restaurant all were great "

"Property was very nice and clean. Apartment rented has two stories 1 BR diwnstairs and 2 BRs upstairs. The apartment is approximately 40 minutes by car north of Avignon so this location was a little ways out of the way, but still had easy access by car to sites in Orange and to Papal Palace, Pont du Gare, and Nimes.Owner were definitely more comfortable with French than English, so we had some challenging conversations, but we were able to make due with us just English speakers."