Description
La Maison d’Aix is located in the Mazarin quarter of Aix-en-Provence, a 3-minute walk from the Cours Mirabeau. It offers a small indoor pool heated at 28 degrees, relaxation area and hammam.
Review
"Thierry was an amazing host. He made a list of shopping places, museums and restaurants that he thought we would enjoy.
He also has extensive knowledge of the surrounding areas. Which is great for day..."
Description
In the heart of the Provence region, Villa Gallici Hôtel & Spa offers sun loungers by the outdoor swimming pool, a fitness room and a garden with furnished terrace.
Review
"The garden, the room, the flowers and of course the breakfast by Michel!!"
Description
This Art Deco style hotel is ideally located in the center of Aix-en-Provence. It features an on-site brasserie and offers free WiFi access. It is a 5-minute walk from the train station.
Review
"The location is the best in Aix-en-Provence, at the Rotunda Fountain and the Cours Mirabou Boulevard. Lots of activity and wonderful sidewalk cafes at your fingertips. Lydia at the front desk was exceptionally..."
Description
Hotel Ibis Aix en Provence is located in green surroundings, 1.2 mi from the town center. It offers an outdoor swimming pool and an on-site restaurant.
Review
"The staff was the best part of the this hotel. They were wonderful from the front desk, the restaurant staff to maid service."
Description
Hôtel Rotonde is located in central Aix-en-Provence, 5 minutes' walk from the SNCF train station. Free WiFi is provided, together with free on-site parking.
Review
"Convenient to the bus stop. Staff spoke English."
Aix en Provence is now very urban, historic but not quite...
Aix en Provence is now very urban, historic but not quite the charming and relaxed feel we had hoped for. Driving east out of town to Sainte Vistoire and the Cezanne-like countryside around it were completely satisfying.
Robert Mayer
Germany
4.0
Road signs have always been miserable in Francè, placed too...
Road signs have always been miserable in Francè, placed too late,i.e. not far enough from exits, also frustrating: too many toll stations with too much time lost, as very often barriers are not functioning properly...etc., gas stations do not accept bank notes with denomination of 500 €, toilets are among the dirtiest in western Europe..list is too long to state!
Anonymous
United States of America
10
We stumbled into Aix-en-Provence in our rental car by...
We stumbled into Aix-en-Provence in our rental car by following the GPS instructions on my phone. However, the instructions led us into the old town with the pedestrian-only tiny "roads" as our hotel was situated in the historic old town. Be aware ahead of time and look for the Green parking signs on the road that circles the center of the old town and park your car ahead of time. We were stressed out from having to get out of the historic old city in our car and get it safely parked. Not easy when you don't speak french and are not prepared for the driving parking issues. My phone was able to find the parking lot but the parking spaces are tiny and our car barely fit. You have literally an inch or two on either side to spare. Then we had to walk with our luggage through the old town to our hotel approximately a half mile or more. Not good. However, once there, we enjoyed the town. The best part for me was the market on the street just outside our hotel that popped up the next morning. They were selling mostly linens (table cloths, napkins, etc) and a few scarves and some sweaters. Loved it. Wish we had given more thought to a dinner place. Our meal was just ok.
Fred
France
6.0
Aix has some great old buildings, but once you've walked...
Aix has some great old buildings, but once you've walked around a bit, there's not much else to do. The Granet art museums are very nice, especially the Planque (sp?). Most restaurants are pricey and the shops are trendy. We felt the people in Aix were less friendly than other people in France and that includes Paris.
Paul
Canada
10
Centre for celebrating artists, particularly Cézanne.
Centre for celebrating artists, particularly Cézanne.
Nice selection of restaurants.
Core of city offers quaint walks.
Local bus in centre costs 0.65 euro and is electric mini vehicle, like a large golf cart. Perfect in tiny roads where there are no cars anyway. Great way to get a perspective of Aix. Clean vehicle, polite staff.
Christine
France
10
Aix is a beautiful city just the right size to walk around.
Aix is a beautiful city just the right size to walk around. It is lively, safe with a rich past.
Eating in the old city is a must. As well as shopping there. So many little boutiques to discover.
Trips to marseille are easy only 1/2 hour away.
“Hôtel des Augustins is very well located in Aix, in an old monastery. The lobby is very charming. Staff were friendly, and we were happy to have AC during the heatwave!”
“I liked the garden area where they served breakfast. The bed was very comfortable. The hotel manager let us use a fan overnight when it was very hot.”
“The first thing is the lovely polite staff, the large rooms and the huge bath. The Wi-Fi was perfect the location just across the street from the lovely old town shops and restaurants. The hotel has its own park so you wouldn't by troubled by your car. Many thanks you made our stay so pleasant ”
“The room is quite spacious and super clean. The bath towel is so comfortable and soft, the best towel I have experienced in all the hotels until now. And we like the decoration of the room which is very modern and unique, which makes you feel relax and joyful. In addition, we enjoyed the swimming pool as well:)”
“EVERYTHING! The staff was incredible, the room was perfection and the restaurant superb. The most memorable part of our visit to Provence. Will most certainly return.”
“Magnificent grounds, professional staff, wonderful dinner and breakfast. Our room was charming with a balcony and fully stocked with all the amenities one would expect from a hotel of this caliber.”
“The location is great. Very helpful and friendly staff. Terrace on the roof, went there for sunset and sunrise, peaceful and beautiful and very French over the rooftops. Onsite parking.”
“Great amenities - spa, pool, etc. Very friendly staff and location was ideal, just on the outskirts of the central historic city. The room was large, clean and the views from our balcony were fantastic!”
“Thierry was an amazing host. He made a list of shopping places, museums and restaurants that he thought we would enjoy.
He also has extensive knowledge of the surrounding areas. Which is great for day trips.”
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