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Historic Elegance and Modern Comforts
Luxurious 18th-Century Style Rooms: Experience the charm of antique windows overlooking Palais des Papes in our uniquely decorated guest rooms with silk-lined curtains and oak-wood flooring.
Gourmet Dining and Culinary Experiences: Indulge in a choice of American or continental breakfast, gourmet cuisine, and a Chef's table dinner experience. Learn the art of cooking with our exclusive cooking lessons.
Convenient Amenities and Services: Enjoy free WiFi, private parking, valet service, and a gift shop offering local products. Explore nearby attractions like Calvet Museum with ease, just steps away.
Book your stay at La Mirande for an unforgettable blend of history and luxury.
Please note that the main restaurant is open from Thursday to Monday, and upon request, the hosts can prepare evening meals on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. A tea room is open everyday.
Please note that the Chef's table is only available for dinner on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday at 20:00, upon reservation only.Please inform of your expected arrival time in advance. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly using the contact details in your confirmation.
A deposit may be required at the property.
Dans un festival surchauffé à 37 o La Mirande a été le havre de calme et de fraîcheur qui nous a permis de vivre agréablement
Beauté du lieu, l originalité du décor, le comfort et gentillesse du personnel
The location of the hotel is very close to Palais de Papes.
We reserved two rooms, and despite messaging the hotel in advance and receiving confirmation that both would have king beds, neither room did. Instead, both rooms had queen beds that were uncomfortable. For a property that markets itself as a luxury hotel, this was a disappointing start to our stay.
Breakfast was equally underwhelming. At around 9:00 a.m., my children asked for pancakes, but there was only one left on the breakfast buffet. When I asked if more could be prepared, the attendant simply said no and walked away. She could of assisted the children with alternatives or gave a smile and a little effort. I was floored. Throughout breakfast, flies and other bugs were landing on the buffet table of food, which was unacceptable and so gross. There also appeared to be only one staff member working each morning, making the service feel understaffed and inattentive.
Overall, this was nowhere near the five-star experience we expected. We have stayed at the Ritz Paris and several other Relais & Châteaux properties, all of which delivered the exceptional service, comfort, and attention to detail that define true luxury hospitality. Based on the reviews, we expected a similar experience here, but unfortunately, this stay fell far short.
The staff did not seem invested in creating a memorable guest experience, and that was especially disappointing given the premium price of the hotel. Luxury accommodations should feel like a home away from home, with service that anticipates guests' needs and consistently exceeds expectations. That was not our experience.
I would not recommend staying here. The Palais is absolutely worth visiting, but I would suggest making it a day trip and choosing different accommodations. In our opinion, this hotel feels much closer to a three-star property than the five-star luxury experience it advertises. Our family felt dismissed and it was truly the worst food we ate the entire 6 weeks we were in France.
Photos on La Mirande’s website depict richly colorful rooms and public spaces loaded with charm. But the reality we experienced bore little resemblance to these photos, leading us to wonder whether the shots had been taken decades ago or had been photoshopped.
Evidence of neglect was everywhere. Our suite (ironically the hotel’s most expensive unit) featured an upholstered chair with a broken “sink-hole” seat, badly stained furniture, and faded threadbare rugs. The room's odd odor was noticed by a staff member who was there to fix the electricity. Even in the dining rooms, wall coverings were stained and peeling in places.
In short, the hotel was so dispiriting that we spent as little time there as possible.
....Very central location - right next to the walls of the Papal Palace.
Attractively served breakfast with a great choice of food.
Lovely ambiance.
Everything but the bistro
The bistro menu was shocking. Very limited choices and the quality of foods were just ok. Whilst the hotel has Michelin star restaurant and overly salon de the, we didn’t think the bistro would be this low quality.
The location was exceptional.
My husband and I both found the staff incredibly unwelcoming and rude throughout our stay, mainly the reception staff and bar staff. However, the porter was very helpful. Our room lacked the 5star pricetag with broken lampshades and old wobbly furniture. The towels and bath robes lacked softness and comfort.
Gorgeous hotel, well maintained, with a beautiful courtyard restaurant. The rooms were spacious, the bathrooms modern. And the water pressure in the shower was amazing!
Nothing
This is an amazing hotel inside the old city with the Popes' Palace just across the street. We were picked up at the train station by the hotel car and the trip to the hotel was short. We stayed in a Deluxe Room for one night before our river cruise. The room was distinctive in style and full of charm.
They say staying at this hotel is like taking a journey through time and it truly was. Overall, the service was wonderful. We had dinner at their Michelin Star restaurant. The ambience in the courtyard was lovely and the food was outstanding.
Although our visit was short, this is a special place and we enjoyed it very much.
Great hotel very professional with a great location to everything.
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