La Chambre Cézanne

The Double Room is arranged for two people in an 18 m² space. It has a large double bed, a private bathroom and air conditioning. A terrace overlooking the garden gives it direct access to the outdoors and is one of its distinguishing features.

The room also includes a flat-screen TV with pay-per-view channels, a coffee machine and an electric kettle. Bed linen, towels, a hairdryer and toiletries are provided. The bathroom has a shower or a bath. The private infinity pool completes the outdoor space. The layout brings together the essentials for a stay for two, with the garden in view from the terrace and a spot to enjoy a coffee.

The terrace and garden make up the outdoor spaces, with furniture for sitting outside. The private outdoor pool is also heated and open seasonally; pool or beach towels and sun loungers are available. Indoors, air conditioning, heating and a private entrance complete the facilities. Free Wi-Fi and a flat-screen TV with satellite and cable channels and streaming services let you stay connected and watch a range of programmes.

There is a café on site, and breakfast can be served in your room. A kettle and a coffee machine are also provided. The bathroom has a shower or a bath, towels, linen, free toiletries and a hairdryer. Parking is available, and the property has a terrace and a saltwater pool. The facilities bring together places to relax, media devices and the essentials for breakfast.

Aix-en-Provence brings together old streets, shady squares and pale stone façades in a city where you can alternate cultural visits with breaks on a terrace. The property is in the Atelier Cézanne area, in a residential neighbourhood from which you can walk to the centre. Markets, fountains and plane-tree-lined courtyards set the pace of the city; Cours Mirabeau links several lively squares and makes for a pleasant stroll through the historic centre.

Atelier Cézanne, 100 m away, offers a glimpse of the painter’s workplace and its preserved furnishings. Saint-Sauveur Cathedral, 620 m away, brings together several centuries of architecture and religious art. Musée Granet, 1.4 km away, displays art collections in a former priory. Aix-en-Provence railway station is 1.6 km away; Marseille-Provence Airport is 20 km away. The streets and squares in the centre are easy to explore on foot, while a car makes it easier to take trips to nearby villages and countryside.

Spring and autumn are good seasons for walks around the city, with generally pleasant temperatures for visiting museums and lingering in the squares. In summer, plan outdoor visits for the morning and spend the hottest hours in museums or taking a break in the shade. You could start the day at Atelier Cézanne, continue through the old town and finish at Musée Granet. In late June and July, lavender blooms in the cultivated areas of Provence; trips into the countryside then require a little driving.