Logis Hôtel la Vallée de l'Arc

The rooms at Logis Hôtel la Vallée de l'Arc are divided into four categories: a Superior Room for three or four people, a Comfort Double Room, a Classic Double Room and a Double or Twin Room. Room sizes range from 14 to 23 m², depending on the category. All have a private bathroom, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and soundproofing.

Rooms designed for two people have a double bed or, depending on the category, a choice of two single beds or a large double bed. The Superior Room stands out for its 23 m² of space and sofa bed, which supplements the double bed and allows it to accommodate up to four people. Bathrooms have a bath or shower. A desk, hairdryer and free toiletries are among the available amenities; some rooms also have tea and coffee-making facilities.

The facilities at Logis Hôtel la Vallée de l'Arc cover everyday needs and outdoor activities. Rooms have a private bathroom, air conditioning and free Wi-Fi. A flat-screen TV, telephone and satellite channels are also available. In the bathroom, you’ll find towels, free toiletries and a hairdryer; some bathrooms also have a bath.

A terrace adds to the hotel’s facilities. Activities on offer include walking tours, bike tours, cycling, horse riding and hiking. A golf course is less than 3 km away. A tea and coffee maker lets you prepare a drink in your room, which also has an electric kettle and a socket near the bed. Pets are allowed on request, and a supplement may apply. The hotel also offers daily housekeeping and ironing facilities.

Trets is a small Provençal town shaped by its medieval past, with old streets and remains of its walls. You can explore the centre on foot, passing historic gateways, gardens and façades that tell the story of the town. The pace is that of a town in the Pays d’Aix: take time to discover its heritage, then head out to the landscapes of Sainte-Victoire and the surrounding villages.

Château de Trets is 140 m away and offers a glimpse into the town’s history; Église Notre-Dame de Nazareth, 180 m away, is another local landmark. Porte Saint-Jean is 200 m away, while Jardin des Remparts, 240 m away, offers a place to stroll in the centre. For a longer outing, Sainte-Victoire Mountain is known for its hiking trails and views over the Provençal landscape. In Aix-en-Provence, you can continue the day among the historic centre, squares and museums.

Spring and autumn are well suited to exploring on foot and cycling, with temperatures often milder than in high summer. On hot days, it’s best to plan outdoor walks for the morning or late afternoon. You could start the day with Trets’ monuments, then go hiking in the Sainte-Victoire area or visit Aix. The surrounding wine-growing region also offers a chance to discover the vineyards, which are particularly interesting at harvest time in September and October.