Le Repos du Keyrié

All five rooms accommodate two people and have a private bathroom, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a terrace overlooking the garden. They vary in floor area, outdoor features and bedding. Two rooms are named “Double Room with Garden View”: one measures 20 m² and has a large double bed, while the other is 15 m² and has two single beds.

The Double Room with Balcony measures 18 m² and combines a large double bed with a balcony and a terrace. The Double Room with Terrace offers 20 m² and a terrace facing the garden. At 28 m², the Deluxe Double Room with Bathtub is the largest room type available; it is the only one with a bathtub in the bathroom. The rooms overlook greenery and suit couples as well as people sharing a room with separate beds.

The outdoor areas include a garden, a sun terrace, a terrace and a balcony. Outdoor furniture and an outdoor dining area let you make the most of these spaces. If you would like to be active, you can go for walks or hikes; a games room and a shared lounge with a TV also provide places to spend time together indoors.

The property offers a shared kitchen, an electric kettle and access to an executive lounge. The rooms have a private bathroom, towels, bed linen, a wardrobe and a hairdryer. A flat-screen TV, cable channels and an internet connection complete the facilities. Outdoor furniture and garden views accompany your time to relax, while the rooms are air-conditioned. The upper floors are accessible by lift.

Saint-Marc-Jaumegarde is a Provençal commune set among hills, pine forests and bastides, east of Aix-en-Provence. The village has a rural atmosphere, with vegetation-lined roads and walking trails. This area will appeal to travellers who want to alternate days in the city with walks in nature and discoveries linked to the landscapes painted by Cézanne.

The Bibémus Quarries, 1.4 km away, are associated with subjects in several of Paul Cézanne’s paintings; Cézanne’s Cabin is the same distance away. The Musée Granet and Atelier Cézanne, both 3.8 km away, offer a chance to continue exploring Cézanne’s work in Aix. You can explore Aix’s historic centre on foot, among townhouses, fountains and lively squares. Aix-en-Provence railway station is 4.4 km away, and Marseille-Provence Airport is 24 km away according to local reference points. A car makes it easier to travel between the village, Aix and the surrounding natural sites.

For a day out, you can spend the morning walking around the quarries, then head to Aix to visit a museum and wander through the old streets. Spring and autumn are pleasant seasons for walking and visiting the city; Provençal summers are hot, so outings are more comfortable early in the morning. Montagne Sainte-Victoire and its trails offer another excursion for hiking enthusiasts.