Logis Hotel Restaurant Le Grand Puech

Le Logis Hotel Restaurant Le Grand Puech offers double rooms and a quadruple room for couples, families or friends. The double rooms have air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a coffee machine. Depending on the category, they include a balcony or terrace, as well as views of the garden, mountains or town. The private bathrooms are equipped with a shower or bath.

The larger quadruple room, at 26 m², accommodates up to four people and has two single beds and one double bed. It includes a TV, coffee machine and heating. The double rooms measure 22 or 24 m²; one stands out for its terrace and garden views, while another has a bath. The rooms are in a building without a lift and are accessed by stairs.

The restaurant at Le Logis Hotel Restaurant Le Grand Puech serves French and Italian dishes. You can enjoy a drink with your meal at the bar, have a coffee on site or choose from the children’s menus and menus adapted to certain dietary requirements, on request. Breakfast is available Italian-style or as a buffet; room service and takeaway options are also available.

Outside, the garden, terrace and outdoor furniture provide places to relax. Activities include hiking, cycling, horse riding, canoeing and snorkelling; walking and cycling tours are also available for exploring the surrounding area. The hotel organises cooking classes, tours about local culture and themed dinners. There is a children’s playground. Free public parking is available nearby, and free Wi-Fi is accessible in the rooms.

Mimet is a Provençal village in Bouches-du-Rhône, spread across the slopes of the Étoile massif. Its houses and narrow streets form a hillside landscape between Mediterranean terrain and wooded hills. The atmosphere suits travellers who prefer strolling around a village to the bustle of big cities, while still wanting to reach the region’s urban centres for a day of sightseeing. The village and its surroundings also have trails for walking and cycling.

The Church of the Transfiguration is in the village, near the hotel; the Maison de la Mémoire offers a glimpse of local heritage. In Gréasque, the Musée de la Mine tells the story of the Provençal mining basin, shaped by coal extraction. The Mémorial du camp des Milles, near Aix-en-Provence, is a memorial site dedicated to internment and deportations during the Second World War. Aix also attracts art lovers with the Fondation Vasarely. For getting around, Gardanne and Simiane railway stations connect the area to the regional rail network; a car makes it easier to visit villages and natural sites.

In spring and autumn, temperatures are often suitable for hiking and outdoor sightseeing. In summer, set off early to walk the hill trails, then spend the hottest hours visiting a museum or taking a break on a terrace. You can combine a day exploring the old village and walking in the Étoile hills with an outing to Aix or Marseille. Spring and early autumn also offer good conditions for exploring Provençal landscapes without focusing all your activities on the coast.