La Bastide Rempelin

La Bastide Rempelin’s three rooms accommodate one or two people and each has a private bathroom, a fully equipped kitchen and a terrace or patio overlooking the garden. The fridge, microwave, utensils and coffee machine make it possible to prepare simple meals; there is also a table and dining area. The rooms range from 9 to 11 m². The two double rooms have different beds: one has an extra-large double bed, while the other has two single beds. The more compact single room has one single bed.

The bathrooms also differ: the room with the extra-large bed has a bath, while the other two have a shower or bath. Bathrobes and hairdryers are among the amenities. The garden-facing terraces and outdoor dining area give each room access to the outdoors.

La Bastide Rempelin offers free private parking on site and free Wi-Fi throughout the house. The outdoor spaces include a garden, patio and terrace, with an outdoor dining area where you can enjoy the surroundings. The rooms have a dining area and a fully equipped kitchen; amenities include a fridge, microwave, utensils and coffee machine. Bed linen, towels and bathrobes complete the bathroom facilities.

The indoor spaces also include a seating area, heating and a fan. Board games or puzzles are available, as are stand-up comedy performances and temporary art galleries. The rooms are non-smoking. The upper floors are accessible by stairs only. Pets are allowed on request at no extra charge. The facilities combine in-room comforts, kitchen amenities and access to outdoor spaces.

Aix-en-Provence combines a Provençal old town, squares lined with cafés and fountains, and newer neighbourhoods. La Bastide Rempelin is in the southern part of the town, between residential areas and business districts. This location suits travellers who want to explore Aix’s heritage while staying somewhere with a garden. A car makes it easier to travel between the centre, neighbouring towns and the surrounding countryside.

The Camp des Milles Memorial Site tells the history of the former internment and deportation camp. In central Aix, Musée Granet displays art collections, while Atelier Cézanne offers a visit to the painter’s workplace. Fondation Vasarely exhibits the artist’s geometric and monumental works. Gardanne and Simiane railway stations serve the area; Marseille Provence Airport is 15 km away. Aix town centre is about 10 km away, and Saint-Sauveur Cathedral is one of the historic centre’s attractions.

For a day in town, you can explore the old streets, stop for a break on Cours Mirabeau and then spend the afternoon at a museum or Atelier Cézanne. In spring and autumn, the temperatures make it possible to combine city visits with walks through the Provençal countryside. In summer, it is best to plan walks for the morning or late afternoon and spend the hottest part of the day in museums. The markets and squares in the centre also offer a glimpse of everyday life in Aix, while the surrounding area is well suited to trips by car.