Auberge des Seigneurs

Auberge des Seigneurs offers two double rooms for two people, each measuring 15 m². Both have a private bathroom with a shower and bidet, free toiletries, a hairdryer and bed linen. A dining table, tiled or marble floors and a wake-up service complete the shared amenities. The rooms are on floors accessible by stairs only.

The Double Room stands out for its views of the mountains and the town. The Twin Room overlooks the mountains and has two single beds, while the first has a double bed. The two options therefore let you choose between a double bed and two separate beds. Each room has a private bathroom and a similar layout, with the views and bed configuration as the main differences.

Auberge des Seigneurs has a restaurant and provides free Wi-Fi in the communal areas. The rooms have a private bathroom with a shower; they also include a bidet, toilet, free toiletries, a hairdryer and towels. Bed linen is provided. A dining table and a wardrobe or clothes rack are also among the room amenities.

Daily housekeeping maintains the spaces, while a wake-up service is available to guests. Heating and a fan help keep the rooms comfortable as needed. The floors are tiled or marble. The rooms are on upper floors accessible by stairs only. The rooms have mountain views, and some also offer views of the town. The restaurant lets you dine on site; breakfast is available as a continental or buffet option.

Vence is a Provençal town in the Alpes-Maritimes, built on the first slopes north of the coast. Its old centre retains narrow lanes, historic gates and small squares around the cathedral. The stone façades and covered passageways make a walk here different from one in the nearby seaside resorts. Visitors also come for the galleries, workshops and views across the hills. This stop suits those looking to combine heritage, art and outings along the coast.

From the inn, Château de Villeneuve and the Cathedral of the Nativity of Our Lady are easy to visit in old Vence, 30 m and 120 m away respectively. The Gombrowicz Museum and the chapels add to the local sights. Fondation Maeght, dedicated to modern and contemporary art, is 2.5 km away; the medieval village of Saint-Paul-de-Vence, with its ramparts and galleries, is 2.9 km away. Nice Airport and the coastal beaches can be reached by car. Vence’s centre is easy to explore on foot, but a car makes trips to the villages and seafront easier.

In spring and autumn, the temperatures are suitable for visiting the lanes and art sites without the summer heat. In summer, you can spend the morning exploring the historic centre, then head to the coast for a swim. Another outing combines a visit to Fondation Maeght with a walk around Saint-Paul-de-Vence. The surrounding hills also offer walking routes, while Nice has museums, a seafront promenade and markets all year round. Your stay can therefore alternate between cultural visits, walks in the hills and days by the Mediterranean.