B&B HOTEL Aix-en-Provence Pont de l'Arc

The rooms at B&B HOTEL Aix-en-Provence Pont de l'Arc are available in four categories: Double Room, Twin Room, Quadruple Room and Double Room - Accessible to Guests with Reduced Mobility. All have air conditioning, a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and soundproofed windows. They range from 13 to 16 m², and capacity varies by category, up to four people in the Quadruple Room.

For a stay for two, the Double Rooms have a large double bed; the Twin Room has two single beds. The Quadruple Room combines two single beds with a large double bed, a layout suited to a family or small group. The category accessible to guests with reduced mobility accommodates two people and has a double bed. Amenities also include a desk, a wardrobe or clothes rack, heating and a shower.

B&B HOTEL Aix-en-Provence Pont de l'Arc provides free private parking on site, as well as free Wi-Fi in the rooms. Families can choose a room designed for four people; non-smoking rooms are also available. An electric vehicle charging point and parking spaces accessible to guests with reduced mobility are among the parking facilities.

A buffet breakfast is served in the morning, with different hours on weekdays and at weekends. The restaurant welcomes guests from Monday to Sunday, serving in the morning and evening. Vending machines offer drinks and snacks, and luggage storage is available. When reception is closed, a terminal at the entrance provides the information needed to access your room. Pets are allowed, possibly for an additional charge.

The Pont de l'Arc area lies south of Aix-en-Provence’s historic centre, in an urban setting where main roads meet residential streets and city amenities. Aix combines a lively student life with Provençal heritage, including grand townhouses, shaded squares and fountains. The neighbourhood suits travellers who want to reach the city while staying outside the busiest central streets.

Cours Mirabeau, a promenade lined with plane trees and terraces, is 2.3 km away. In the centre, Musée Granet houses collections of paintings and sculpture, while Fontaine des Quatre-Dauphins marks one of Aix’s historic squares. Aix-en-Provence railway station is 1.3 km away; the bus station serves regional routes. Marseille Provence Airport is 19 km away, and the hotel’s private parking makes travelling by car easier. Fondation Vasarely, devoted to the artist’s geometric works, is another cultural attraction.

Aix can be explored all year round: mild seasons are suited to walks among the fountains and old streets, while summer brings more activity to the terraces and markets. A day can start with a visit to the centre and Musée Granet, then continue in the neighbourhoods associated with Paul Cézanne or with a break in a park. The city is also a base for exploring the surrounding Provençal landscapes; a car makes it easier to discover the villages and countryside.