ibis Styles Salon de Provence

The four categories comprise two family rooms and two standard rooms. All have air conditioning and a flat-screen TV; carpeted floors, a wardrobe or clothes rack, and a clothes stand are also among the in-room facilities. The family rooms measure 22 m² and differ in their capacity and bed layout. One has a double bed and bunk beds; the other adds a single bed to this arrangement. They can accommodate three or four people, depending on the category.

The two standard rooms measure 15 m² and are designed for two people. One has a double bed, while the other has two single beds, so you can choose a layout to suit your trip. All four categories also have a bedside socket and towels. The upper floors are accessible by lift. The category descriptions provide no further distinguishing details about the bathroom or the view.

The hotel offers free private parking on site, including spaces accessible to guests with reduced mobility. Reception is open 24 hours a day, and room service is available. For a break indoors, you’ll find a bar, a snack bar and a shared lounge with a TV. A terrace and outdoor furniture also provide a place to sit. A buffet breakfast is served on site.

Several facilities help accommodate guests with reduced mobility: the hotel is wheelchair accessible and has raised toilets as well as toilets with grab rails. A lift serves the upper floors. The family rooms can accommodate guests travelling with children, and all rooms are air-conditioned. The property does not have an internet connection. The buffet breakfast, bar and snack bar complete the services available at the hotel.

Salon-de-Provence is a Provençal town whose old centre is arranged around narrow streets, squares and monuments connected to its history. Château de l’Empéri dominates the townscape; its ramparts and collections offer an insight into regional history. The town is also associated with Nostradamus, who lived here. You can explore the centre on foot, passing old façades, churches and small squares. The hotel is on avenue du 18 juin 1940, while the historic streets are closer to the town centre.

Château de l’Empéri and Musée de l'Empéri are 1.9 km away; the museum’s collections explore, among other subjects, French military history. Maison de Nostradamus, 2 km away, presents the life of the famous astrologer and writer. Saint-Michel Church, in the centre, is another historic landmark. Salon railway station is 2.4 km from the hotel. Marseille-Provence Airport is 20 km away according to nearby landmarks. Free private parking on site makes it easier to travel by car around the area.

To explore Salon, you can spend a day in the old centre, visiting the château and museums, then take time to walk around the squares and shopping streets. The Provençal climate lends itself to outdoor visits, with hot summer days and generally milder temperatures in spring and autumn. These seasons are particularly well suited to exploring the town’s heritage on foot. In summer, plan outdoor visits for the cooler parts of the day; the museums offer a place to take shelter from the sun. From Salon, you can also drive out into the Provençal countryside.