B&B HOTEL Aix-en-Provence Meyreuil Sainte-Victoire

The rooms at B&B HOTEL Aix-en-Provence Meyreuil Sainte-Victoire include double, twin and quadruple rooms, as well as a double room adapted for guests with reduced mobility. The double and twin rooms measure 12 m² and accommodate two people. The larger quadruple room, at 15 m², accommodates up to four guests with three beds.

Each room has a private bathroom with a shower, air conditioning, heating and a flat-screen TV. All categories are also soundproofed. The rooms overlook the garden and the mountains. For guests who need adapted facilities, the dedicated room has a walk-in shower and is on the ground floor. All rooms are on the ground floor and have either a double bed, two single beds or three beds, depending on the room.

The hotel provides free indoor parking, including spaces accessible to guests with reduced mobility. Guests can also enjoy an on-site restaurant and café. Outside, a terrace, garden furniture and a picnic area provide several places to sit. The shared lounge has a TV for a break indoors.

Facilities include free Wi-Fi, air conditioning, heating and a lift. Accessibility features include toilets with grab rails, raised toilets and a low washbasin. Pets are allowed; bowls are available and an extra charge may apply. The surrounding area is suitable for walking, hiking and cycling. Daily housekeeping, luggage storage and vending machines for snacks and drinks complete the services on offer.

Meyreuil lies east of Aix-en-Provence, in a landscape of Provençal hills with residential areas, pine forests and vineyards. The village and its surroundings have a quieter pace than central Aix, with Sainte-Victoire Mountain in the background. This stop suits travellers who want to explore Provence by car, visit Aix and return in the evening to a less urban setting.

Aix-en-Provence draws visitors with its old streets, fountains and markets; the Granet Museum displays art collections, while the Atelier Cézanne offers a glimpse into the world of the Aix-born painter. East of the city, the Bibémus Plateau combines ochre rock landscapes with sites associated with Cézanne. The villages of Le Tholonet and Beaurecueil provide access to the landscapes of Sainte-Victoire, popular for walks and hiking routes. Gardanne and Aix-en-Provence railway stations serve the area; the hotel also has free private parking, which is useful for travelling between the villages and natural sites.

Spring and autumn are pleasant times to walk in the hills and visit the villages without the intense summer heat. In summer, plan outdoor activities for the morning, then spend the hottest hours in museums and Aix’s shaded lanes. A day can combine a visit to the historic centre, a stop focused on Cézanne and a walk through the landscapes of Sainte-Victoire. The Mediterranean coast and Marseille are also suitable for day trips, while nearby wine estates offer a chance to discover Provençal wines.