Les Quatre Dauphins

Les Quatre Dauphins offers single and double rooms in a former manor house with Provençal-style decor. The rooms measure between 9 and 15 m². All have a private bathroom, air conditioning, heating and a city view. There is also a TV in each room. Beds range from single beds to very large double beds; some double rooms accommodate two people, while single rooms are designed for one person.

Bathroom facilities vary from room to room: some have a shower, while others have a bath. The Cézanne Room on the ground floor also has a minibar and a coffee machine or kettle. Rooms on the upper floors are accessed by stairs, as the building has no lift. Some of these rooms have exposed beams, reflecting the hotel’s Provençal character.

Les Quatre Dauphins has a 24-hour reception, making arrivals at different times of day convenient. Daily housekeeping maintains the rooms, which have air conditioning, heating and a private bathroom. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel. The rooms also include a TV, and some offer a city view.

Guests travelling with a pet can stay with their companion; an additional charge may apply. The hotel serves a continental breakfast buffet. The rooms are non-smoking, and the property has heated spaces for cooler periods. There is no parking at the hotel. Several paid public car parks are nearby in the centre of Aix-en-Provence. The staircase serves all three floors of the building, which has no lift.

Aix-en-Provence is easy to explore on foot, with stone façades, shaded squares and fountains setting the scene for walks through the old town. Les Quatre Dauphins is in the Mazarin district, south of the historic centre, known for its townhouses and regular street layout. Cours Mirabeau connects the old quarters and lively squares; terraces and markets are part of local life. This Provençal city suits travellers looking to combine museums, heritage and time outdoors.

The Fontaine des Quatre-Dauphins is 50 m from the hotel, and Cours Mirabeau is 350 m away. Musée Granet displays art collections, while Hôtel de Caumont hosts exhibitions in an 18th-century townhouse. Atelier Cézanne offers a glimpse into the painter’s place of work. Aix-en-Provence train station is 450 m away; Marseille-Provence Airport is 20 km away. The neighbourhood’s paid public car parks are useful if you arrive by car.

Aix can be visited in any season: spring and autumn are well suited to walks through the streets and cultural visits, while summer brings hot days and lively squares. You can spend a morning at the market on Cours Mirabeau, then visit a museum or explore the narrow streets of the old town in the afternoon. For a quieter outing, Parc Jourdan offers a leafy break within walking distance. Provençal light and fountains give the city its character, and you can explore it on foot or take your time at one of its squares.