Hôtel Sainte Victoire

The rooms at Hôtel Sainte Victoire include several double-room categories, a Deluxe Suite and a Family Suite. They accommodate two people, except for the Family Suite, which is designed for four guests. Room sizes range from 20 to 55 m². The Superior Room, Superior Room with Balcony and Prestige Room, as well as both suites, have air conditioning, a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and soundproofing.

Facilities vary by category. The Superior Room with Balcony has private outdoor space, while the Prestige Room with Terrace and both suites have a terrace and a bath. The Deluxe Suite offers 32 m²; the Family Suite, with two separate bedrooms and two bathrooms, covers 55 m². The double rooms have a large double bed. The Family Suite combines a large double bed and two single beds, a layout suited to family stays.

Hôtel Sainte Victoire offers a restaurant, a bar and several dining options, including breakfast in your room, children's menus and special-diet menus on request. Breakfast is served à la carte. The 24-hour reception, room service and luggage storage make it easier to organise your arrival and days on site. Internet access is also available.

For getting around, the hotel offers a shuttle service and an airport shuttle. Private parking is free; an electric vehicle charging station and spaces accessible to guests with reduced mobility are also available. Pets are allowed, possibly for an additional charge. The seasonal heated outdoor pool has sun loungers and parasols. You can also enjoy the terrace, go hiking or cycling in the surrounding area, and use the facilities adapted for guests with reduced mobility.

Vauvenargues is a Provençal village on the northern slope of Montagne Sainte-Victoire. The landscape alternates between limestone ridges, pine forests and small roads connecting the hamlets in the area. The village retains a quiet, small-scale character, appreciated by travellers who want to walk or cycle in a mountainous setting while keeping Aix-en-Provence within reach for a day of sightseeing. Château de Vauvenargues is close to the hotel and stands out in the local panorama.

The trails of Sainte-Victoire offer a chance to discover the ridges, valleys and viewpoints over the Provençal countryside; the massif is also associated with landscapes painted by Paul Cézanne. In Aix-en-Provence, Musée Granet houses art collections, while Atelier Cézanne showcases the painter's former workplace. The city is about 12 km away, and Aix-en-Provence railway station is 13 km away. Marseille-Provence Airport is 33 km away. The village and its surroundings are easier to explore by car, particularly if you want to reach the hiking trailheads.

For a relaxed day, you can spend the morning walking along the paths in the massif, then head to Aix-en-Provence to stroll through its historic centre and visit a museum. Temperatures are often suitable for walks in spring and autumn; in summer, it is better to set off early on the trails and take water. Those who enjoy scenery can also spend time on the panoramic roads and in the surrounding villages, combining walks, breaks in the village and a visit to Aix's heritage sites.