Brit Hotel Salon de Provence

Brit Hotel Salon de Provence offers three room categories: a Family Suite, a Superior Double Room and a Superior Twin Room. All have air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. The two Superior Rooms are 14 m² and sleep two people; one has a double bed, while the other has two single beds. They therefore suit solo travellers or couples, depending on their preferred bed configuration.

The Family Suite, measuring 21 m², is the largest category and can accommodate up to four people. It consists of two bedrooms and includes a double bed and two single beds. Its bathroom has a shower. The rooms also have a desk, a hairdryer and free toiletries. All three categories include a flat-screen TV, while the Family Suite is the option for families or small groups who want to stay under one roof.

The shared areas include an outdoor swimming pool, a garden and several outdoor spaces for relaxation. You can sit on the terrace or use the outdoor furniture, then head to the shared lounge with its TV. There is a restaurant and bar on site; coffee, children's menus and menus for special diets round out the dining options. Breakfast is served as a continental buffet.

Private parking is free, and Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel at no extra charge. Luggage storage, a concierge service and express check-in make the practicalities of your stay easier. For leisure, the property offers table tennis and outdoor play equipment for children; the surrounding area is also suitable for walks, cycling, hiking and horse riding. Facilities for guests with reduced mobility are available. Pets are allowed on request, with a possible additional charge.

Salon-de-Provence is a town in Bouches-du-Rhône, in the Provençal landscape between the Alpilles and the Étang de Berre. Its old town brings together narrow streets, squares and stone façades around the Château de l’Empéri. The town is associated with Nostradamus, who lived here, as well as with the making of Marseille soap. It suits travellers who want to combine heritage, strolls around town and excursions into the Provençal countryside.

In the town centre, the Maison de Nostradamus traces the astrologist and writer's life, while the Collegiate Church of Saint-Laurent and the Church of Saint-Michel bear witness to local history. The Château de l’Empéri houses a museum devoted to military history. The surrounding area offers hiking and cycling routes, as well as Provençal villages to explore by car. Salon railway station serves the town; Marseille Provence Airport is the nearest airport. The hotel's free private parking is useful for regional journeys.

Spring and autumn are good seasons for sightseeing and walks, with temperatures often pleasant for exploring old towns and natural areas. In summer, plan outdoor activities for the morning or late afternoon, when the heat is less intense. You can start the day by exploring Salon's heritage, continue with a walk in the surrounding area, then finish on a terrace. Markets and local produce also offer a taste of Provence throughout the seasons.