B&B Villa Roumanille

B&B Villa Roumanille offers six accommodation options, from double rooms to a two-bedroom villa. The double rooms measure 20 or 30 m² and overlook the garden; depending on the category, they have a balcony or terrace. The bathroom is reserved for the occupants, even when it is located in the corridor. Air conditioning and soundproofing are among the room amenities.

The more spacious options include a 42 m² apartment with a kitchen, dining area and access to a private garden, as well as a 58 m² one-bedroom suite with a seating area. The 85 m² villa accommodates up to four people and has two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a fully equipped kitchen. Several accommodation options offer garden views; facilities and layouts vary by category.

B&B Villa Roumanille has a garden, terrace and outdoor furniture, with sun loungers and parasols for enjoying the outdoor areas. Guests benefit from free private parking on site, with no reservation required. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. Air conditioning, heating and soundproofing are among the general facilities; some rooms also have a private entrance.

A buffet breakfast is served on site, with continental, vegetarian and gluten-free options. Coffee, fruit, wine and champagne are available. Pets are welcome, possibly for an additional charge, and pet bowls are provided. Accommodation includes bathrooms reserved for its occupants, with free toiletries and a hairdryer. Some categories have a kitchen, terrace or balcony, while family rooms and non-smoking rooms are among the property’s options.

Aix-en-Provence combines old lanes, squares lined with plane trees and light-coloured façades in a Provençal setting marked by markets and fountains. The centre is easy to explore on foot, with terraces, private mansions and museums. The city appeals to art and architecture lovers, as well as to travellers who want to discover Provence while enjoying a lively city throughout the year.

From B&B Villa Roumanille, Aix-en-Provence railway station is 550 m away and Parc Jourdan is 630 m away; the park has shaded paths and areas for strolling. Musée Granet, dedicated to fine art and Provençal collections, is 1.2 km away. Atelier Cézanne, dedicated to the Aix-born painter, is 2.3 km away. La Rotonde marks the entrance to the historic centre, whose streets lead to squares and private mansions. Guests can reach the central sights on foot and use the bus station to continue travelling around the region.

For a day in the city, take time to explore the markets, visit a museum and then linger in a shady square. In spring and autumn, the temperatures make it possible to combine city sightseeing with an excursion into the Provençal countryside. Summer brings warmer weather, so plan walks for early morning or late afternoon. Aix is also a stop from which to discover the villages and landscapes of the hinterland, while Marseille and the coast are easy additions to a regional trip.