“A flamboyant hotel surrounded by Florentine gardens, terraces, and large pool. Lavish fabrics and a healthy smattering of bold wallpaper give a over wrought luxurious feel to the suites. The restaurant is one of the best in Aix and always full of locals. Romantic and pampering, for a special treat.”
“A flamboyant hotel surrounded by Florentine gardens, terraces, and large pool. Lavish fabrics and a healthy smattering of bold wallpaper give a over wrought luxurious feel to the suites. The restaurant is one of the best in Aix and always full of locals. Romantic and pampering, for a special treat.”
Hotel Review
Recommended for
- Garden
- Beautiful Florentine gardens shaded by Cypress trees.
- Restaurant
- Romantic Break
- Al fresco dining under the Cypress trees, plush canopy beds and sweet smelling gardens for walking hand in hand.
- Foodies
- Haute Cuisine in an elegant and exuberant setting, think pan fried foie gras and an antique armchair!
Written by Leonie Glass
Recommended For
- Garden
- Beautiful Florentine gardens shaded by Cypress trees.
- Restaurant
- Romantic Break
- Al fresco dining under the Cypress trees, plush canopy beds and sweet smelling gardens for walking hand in hand.
- Foodies
- Haute Cuisine in an elegant and exuberant setting, think pan fried foie gras and an antique armchair!
- Hotel Entertainment
- Spend a evening at the chic bar sipping on dangeroursly good cocktails and listening to jazz.
- Other Activities
- Visit the Sextius Thermal Baths aquatic centre, built on the site of the original Roman one.
- Local markets
- Just a short stroll down the road to Place des Prêcheurs brings you to the local market.
- Sights nearby
- Right in the centre of town you are a few minutes walk from the beautiful Aix Cathedral.
- Great walks
- Wander through the lush Florentine Gardens and contemplate your next meal!!
- Museums
- A ten minute walk brings you to Atelier de Cézanne museum.
- Pet friendly
- Pets are allowed. Charges may be applicable.
- Free wifi
- Conference facilities
- Gourmet
- Rooms with balcony/terrace
- Four poster beds
- Opulent
- House party feel
- Good wine list
- Sit-out Terrace
- Full of character
- Townhouse
- Spa
- Grand Hotel
- Artworks
- Boutique
- Historic
- Chic
- Gym
- Antiques
- Quirky
- Child friendly
- Romantic
- Disabled access
- Wellbeing
- Traditional
- Charming
- Luxury
- Intimate
Facilities
- Garden
- Beautiful Florentine gardens shaded by Cypress trees.
- Restaurant
- Pet friendly
- Pets are allowed. Charges may be applicable.
- Swimming Pool
- Lovley outdoor pool with loungers.
- Sauna/Steam
- Free wifi
- Business Centre
- Conference facilities
- Safe
- Parking
- Bar
- Car not required
- Rooms with balcony/terrace
- In room DVD
- Outdoor dining
- Meeting Room
- Massage
- Not suitable for disabled guests
- Good wine list
- Sit-out Terrace
- Sitting Room
- Spa
- Gym
- Child friendly
- Room service
- Disabled access
- Suites
- Hot Tub
- Concierge
- Satellite / Cable TV
- Air conditioning
- Four poster beds
- Wifi
Activities
- Hotel Entertainment
- Spend a evening at the chic bar sipping on dangeroursly good cocktails and listening to jazz.
- Other Activities
- Visit the Sextius Thermal Baths aquatic centre, built on the site of the original Roman one.
- Local markets
- Just a short stroll down the road to Place des Prêcheurs brings you to the local market.
- Sights nearby
- Right in the centre of town you are a few minutes walk from the beautiful Aix Cathedral.
- Great walks
- Wander through the lush Florentine Gardens and contemplate your next meal!!
- Museums
- A ten minute walk brings you to Atelier de Cézanne museum.
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