Les Terrasses de Ventabren

Les Terrasses de Ventabren offers two 45 m² double rooms for two people. Both have a private bathroom with a shower, air conditioning and a terrace. A seating area with a flat-screen TV provides a place to relax in your room. You will also find a fridge and an electric kettle, useful for keeping drinks cool and preparing a hot drink. Both rooms come with free toiletries and a hairdryer.

The Deluxe Double Room stands out for its terrace and view, while the Double Room – Lake View explicitly offers a panorama of the lake. The latter combines the view with air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. Both rooms have a large double bed and a seating area; as they are the same size, the view is their main difference.

Les Terrasses de Ventabren has furnished outdoor areas and a sun terrace. The rooms are air-conditioned and have a television, while heating is also available indoors. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the guest house. A tea and coffee maker is provided for preparing a drink; the rooms also include an electric kettle.

The private bathrooms have a shower, toilet, towels, bed linen and free toiletries. A hairdryer, wardrobe or clothes rack, seating area, fridge and microwave are also among the available facilities. The terrace provides an outdoor place to sit, while the flat-screen TV lets you watch programmes in your room. Facilities are shared between the communal areas and the rooms.

Ventabren is a Provençal village set on higher ground, with lanes around its church and the remains of the Château de la Reine Jeanne. Its landscape combines hills, pine forests and views over the Arc Valley. The village suits travellers who want to alternate local heritage, walks and days in nearby towns. Les Terrasses de Ventabren is in the village, close to historic landmarks and walking trails.

The Ventabren windmill recalls the commune’s agricultural past, while the Château de la Reine Jeanne is one of its heritage sites. The Camp des Milles Memorial Site, located in a former internment camp, offers a visit dedicated to the history of the Second World War. In Aix-en-Provence, Cézanne’s Studio lets you discover the painter’s workplace, and Musée Granet displays art collections. Marseille-Provence Airport is 19 km away; Aix-en-Provence TGV station is also in the area.

The Provençal climate makes spring and autumn good times for outdoor visits, when temperatures are often milder. In summer, set off early to explore the lanes and trails before the hottest part of the day, then spend the afternoon visiting a museum in Aix. A trip to Ventabren can also combine the village’s heritage with a walk on the Grand Arbois plateau. For a day in the city, Aix-en-Provence offers markets, historic architecture and museums throughout the year.