Le Verger

Le Verger offers two different types of accommodation: a studio with a garden view and a three-bedroom house. The studio measures 34 m² and sleeps two; it includes a private bathroom, a kettle and tea- or coffee-making facilities. The 96 m² house sleeps up to six and has three bedrooms, each with a double bed. It also has a flat-screen TV.

The studio provides a suitable space for a stay for two, while the house brings a family or group together in more spacious accommodation. Both have a kettle and tea- or coffee-making facilities. The studio includes a private bathroom and a garden view; the house has three bedrooms with three double beds and a flat-screen TV.

Le Verger has a garden and several outdoor spaces, including a sun terrace. Outdoor furniture and sun loungers let you make the most of these open-air facilities. If you are travelling by car, free private parking is available on site, with no prior reservation required. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property.

The accommodation is equipped with bed linen and towels; an electric kettle and a tea or coffee maker are also provided. The rooms have a view, and the studio includes a private bathroom. The three-bedroom house also has a flat-screen TV. These facilities suit both a stay for two in the studio and a trip with a group in the house. The garden and terrace provide outdoor spaces where you can relax during your stay in Aix-en-Provence.

Aix-en-Provence is a Provençal city known for its fountains, shady squares and honey-coloured façades. Le Verger is in a residential area east of the historic centre, near parks and quiet streets. This location suits travellers who want to combine city visits with time in the garden, while keeping a car available thanks to the private parking on site. You can explore the centre on foot, taking in its squares, markets and narrow streets.

The Musée Granet displays art collections and works connected with the region’s history. Atelier Cézanne, the painter’s former home and workplace, offers an insight into his attachment to Aix. The Fontaine des Quatre-Dauphins stands in an elegant square in the Mazarin district, while Parc de la Torse has walking paths and green spaces. Aix-en-Provence railway station is 1.3 km away; Marseille-Provence Airport is listed as 20 km away. The historic centre and its fountains are also within walking distance from the neighbourhood.

Aix can be visited all year round: spring and autumn are pleasant times to explore the city without the summer heat, while the long summer days invite you to linger on terraces and in gardens. You can start the day at the squares and fountains in the centre, continue with a visit to the Musée Granet or follow in Cézanne’s footsteps, then finish with a walk in a park. In summer, plan to take breaks in the shade during the hottest hours. The region also lends itself to excursions into the Provençal countryside around the city.