Orange hotels in Vaucluse, France
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Best Western Hotel Arene Kulm
Area: Orange, Orange,
Traveler opinion: 4.5 out of 5
Quiet hotel set in pedestrian square shaded by plane trees in historic center, 300 meters from the ancient Roman …
Inter-hotel des Princes
Area: Orange, Orange,
Traveler opinion: 4.0 out of 5
Themes: Pet-friendly Hotel
Seventeenth century terracotta colored building set on tree-lined street in historic Orange, 50 meters from Arc de …
Hotel Le Louvre
Area: Orange, Orange,
Built in 1854, this hotel is located in Orange city center, in the Provence and the Cotes du Rhône region; Avignon …
Park Inn Orange
Area: Orange, Orange,
Themes: Pet-friendly Hotel
This modern hotel is set amid gardens near Oranges Roman amphitheater in the heart of Provence near the Rhone …
Saint-Florent
Area: Orange, Orange,
Themes: Historic Hotel
The hotel Saint-Florent is located in the heart of Orange , a few steps away from the ancient open-air theatre …
L'Herbier d'Orange
Area: Orange, Orange,
Themes: Historic Hotel
The Hotel L'Herbier d'Orange, formerly Arcotel, is a small charming hotel situated in central Orange, France …
Saint Jean
Area: Orange, Orange,
Themes: Historic Hotel
Hotel Saint Jean is a former 17th century post house located in the very centre of Orange, a beautiful town in the …
Ibis Orange Centre Echangeur A7 A9
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Area: Orange, Orange,
Located close to the A7 and A9 motorways and 20 km from the airport, the Ibis Orange Centre hotel has 72 …
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12 Hotels in Vaucluse
- Orange remove
- Historic Hotel (3)
- Pet-friendly Hotel (4)
- Accor (2)
- Best Western (1)
- Carlson (1)
- Independent (6)
- Louvre Hotels (2)
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Orange, Vaucluse Hotels
Situated 24 kilometres north of Avignon, Orange is one of Frances most important Roman towns. The spectacular amphitheatre was built during Augustus Caesars rule (27BC-AD14), although todays spectacles are non-gladiatorial in the form of opera, concerts, films and rock concerts in the summer. Another Roman treasure is the magnificent first-century triumphal arch like Paris Arc de Triomphe depicting scenes of conquests over the Gauls.
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