Pavillon de Beauregard

The rooms at Le Pavillon de Beauregard are available in three categories: a Double Room with Private Bathroom, a Deluxe Double Room with Bath and a Deluxe Triple Room. All have a private bathroom and a coffee machine. All three categories overlook the garden; the two Deluxe rooms also overlook the pool. Room sizes range from 30 to 60 m², and the triple room accommodates three people.

The Double Room with Private Bathroom has a terrace, while the Deluxe Double Room with Bath stands out for its 50 m² of space, air conditioning and bathrobe. At 60 m², the Deluxe Triple Room is the largest and has one single bed and one large double bed. The rooms have a bath and a shower. A minibar, toiletries, a hairdryer and slippers complete the in-room facilities.

The garden and outdoor swimming pool offer a place to relax between visits to Aix-en-Provence. Sun loungers or beach chairs are provided for enjoying the outdoors, and the barbecue facilities let you prepare a meal on site. A terrace and a private entrance complete the shared spaces. Free private parking is available on site without prior reservation.

The rooms have free Wi-Fi. Each has a private bathroom with a bath or shower, as well as a hairdryer, slippers and free toiletries. Air conditioning, heating and a fan are among the available facilities. A minibar, electric kettle and coffee machine are also provided. Family rooms and non-smoking rooms offer options for different stays. A continental breakfast is available.

Aix-en-Provence combines old lanes, shady squares and warm-toned façades in a Provençal landscape marked by plane trees and fountains. Le Pavillon de Beauregard is in a residential area, away from the busiest streets, while the centre is within reach for a stroll along Cours Mirabeau, a visit to the markets or a stop at a terrace. The city will appeal to anyone interested in heritage, painting and urban walks.

Atelier Cézanne, housed in the painter’s former studio, offers a glimpse of his working environment and is 1.9 km away. Musée Granet, 2.5 km away, has art and archaeology collections. For a more contemporary outing, Fondation Vasarely displays the artist’s monumental geometric works. Aix-en-Provence railway station is 3.1 km away, and Marseille-Provence Airport is 22 km away. A car makes it easier to explore the villages and landscapes of the hinterland, although the streets of the centre are pleasant to discover on foot.

In spring and autumn, temperatures are well suited to sightseeing and walks in the surrounding area. In summer, the Provençal heat makes it worth planning outings for the start of the day and taking a break during the hottest hours. You can spend a day visiting studios and museums, stroll among the fountains, then finish in the garden or by the pool. Aix’s markets and the lanes in the centre also offer an easy way to experience the local pace of life.