Les Chambres Salonaises

Les Chambres Salonaises offers five double rooms, each for two people. They range from 27 to 40 m². The room categories include King Room with Garden View, Superior King Room and Deluxe Double Room. All are air-conditioned and have a private bathroom with a shower, as well as a flat-screen TV. Each room has a very large double bed.

Several rooms stand out for their garden views, while the 40 m² Superior King Rooms offer more space. The two 27 m² King Rooms with Garden View are upstairs and accessible by stairs. The 35 m² Deluxe Double Room is on the ground floor and also overlooks the garden. The 40 m² rooms have air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV.

Les Chambres Salonaises offers a range of facilities for guests’ comfort. The outdoor swimming pool is open seasonally, and sun loungers are available in the garden. Air conditioning is provided in the relevant areas, and the rooms have a private bathroom with a shower, toilet and hairdryer. Bed linen and towels are also provided.

Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. The rooms have a flat-screen TV, a wardrobe or clothes rack, and heating. Continental breakfast is served on site. The property is in the centre of Salon-de-Provence, near the train station and several historic sights, making it easy to explore the old streets on foot. The swimming pool, garden and sun-lounger areas make up the outdoor spaces at this bed and breakfast.

Salon-de-Provence is a Provençal town of old lanes, shaded squares and pale stone façades. Its historic centre can be explored on foot, taking in religious buildings, fountains and remnants of the fortifications. The town is associated with Nostradamus, who lived here in the 16th century, and retains the atmosphere of a southern French town, with lively markets and terraces. Les Chambres Salonaises is set among these old streets, a few streets from the main sights.

The Saint-Laurent Collegiate Church and the Maison de Nostradamus are within walking distance; the latter traces the life of the celebrated astrologer. The Château de l’Empéri overlooks the historic centre and houses a museum devoted, among other things, to military history. The Tour de l'Horloge and the Fontaine Moussue are also landmarks among the squares and streets of old Salon. Salon train station is 700 m away, while Marseille-Provence Airport is 22 km away. The town also makes it easy to drive to the landscapes and villages of inland Provence.

Spring and autumn are pleasant times to explore the centre on foot and spend a day visiting the surrounding area; summer brings warm weather and long days, along with more visitors at tourist attractions. You can start with the market and monuments, then visit the Château de l’Empéri before browsing the shops in the town centre. For a longer outing, the Savonnerie Marius Fabre showcases a craft tradition associated with the town. Salon-de-Provence is also a town stop from which to explore Provence between the Alpilles, the Crau plain and the Étang de Berre.