La Bastide de Damien, 5 clefs Demeure d'Exception et Table Remarquable dans le guide Teritoria, JACUZZI Privatif, Cuisine étoilée Dominique Frérard

La Bastide de Damien offers four accommodation options for two guests: a 27 m² double room and three suites measuring 40 or 41 m². All four have air conditioning, a private bathroom with a bath and shower, a spa bath, a flat-screen TV and a coffee machine. A private swimming pool with a view is listed among the room features.

The suites stand out for their separate living area and terrace. One has a view of the garden, another has two living rooms and a balcony overlooking the swimming pool, while the third features a fireplace. The more compact double room overlooks the garden and swimming pool and also has a terrace. The three suites have identical names; their layouts and views distinguish them from one another.

La Bastide de Damien has a restaurant, a terrace and a garden around its guest areas. The heated outdoor swimming pool has a shallow end and sun loungers; parasols are also available. For relaxation, the hotel has a spa, a private hot tub and a relaxation area. Massages, including couples' massages, complete the wellness services.

The indoor car park is private and free of charge, with no advance reservation required. Bicycle hire and cycling tours make it easy to plan outings in the surrounding area. The restaurant also serves wine and champagne, and the rooms are equipped with a kettle or coffee machine. Free wired internet is available throughout the hotel. The accommodation has air conditioning, a private entrance and soundproofed walls; room service is also available.

Éguilles and the countryside around Aix-en-Provence offer a glimpse of inland Provence, with bastides, vineyards and small towns. La Bastide de Damien is on chemin de la Valentine, in an area where a car makes getting around easier. Aix draws visitors with its architecture, shaded squares and fountains; the surrounding area alternates between residential neighbourhoods and vineyard landscapes.

The old town of Aix-en-Provence brings together Cours Mirabeau, narrow old streets and Saint-Sauveur Cathedral. Atelier Cézanne offers a glimpse into the world of the Aix-born painter, while Musée Granet displays art and archaeology collections. Fondation Vasarely, dedicated to optical art, offers a different kind of visit. Village des Automates, 4.8 km away, is a family outing. Marseille-Provence Airport is 21 km away and Aix-en-Provence station is 8 km away; a car is useful for reaching these places and the vineyards nearby.

For a day in Aix, you can explore the old town on foot, take a break on Cours Mirabeau, then visit a museum or Cézanne's studio. In spring and autumn, the temperatures are suitable for walks through the streets and excursions into the countryside. In summer, plan outdoor visits for early morning or late afternoon. The vineyards and nearby villages offer other stops, depending on your interests and how you get around.