Radisson Hotel Aix En Provence

The rooms at Radisson Hotel Aix En Provence are available in Standard, Premium and Superior categories. All have air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. They range from 18 to 20 m²; the rooms can accommodate two people, while the Superior Room sleeps up to three. The Standard Room offers a choice of two single beds or one large double bed.

The Premium Room stands out for its pool view and extra-large double bed. It also includes a coffee machine, bathrobes and slippers. The Superior Room is suitable for a stay for three and offers several bedding configurations, with a sofa bed paired with either a large double bed or two single beds. Standard and Superior Rooms include amenities such as a desk, safe and electric kettle. The upper floors are accessible by lift.

The shared spaces include a terrace with outdoor furniture, a shared lounge and a 24-hour reception. Luggage storage, concierge service and express check-in complete the guest services. For relaxation, the hotel has an outdoor pool surrounded by sun loungers and protected by a fence, as well as a fitness room and sauna. Golf courses are available within 3 km; cycling tours and walking excursions are also among the activities on offer.

The restaurant, bar and snack bar provide options throughout the day. An on-site café, children's menus and special diet menus on request round out the dining options. You can also request room service for breakfast, and there is a kettle or coffee machine. The property has facilities for guests with reduced mobility, including a low washbasin, raised toilet and grab rails.

Aix-en-Provence combines old lanes, townhouses and broad boulevards lined with plane trees. In the western part of the city, the area around route de Galice has a more contemporary feel, with parks and cultural venues. The historic centre is best explored on foot: Cours Mirabeau, shady squares and stone façades make for a pleasant walk through Provençal architecture and city life. This address suits travellers who want to visit Aix while keeping convenient access to the main roads.

At 800 m, Fondation Vasarely displays the artist's colourful geometric works in a building designed around monumental forms. Atelier Cézanne, 2 km away, offers a look at the painter's workspace and objects connected with his life. Musée Granet houses art and archaeology collections in the old town. Aix-en-Provence railway station is 1.7 km away, while Marseille-Provence Airport is 18 km away. The A8 and A51 motorways serve the city; a car offers more freedom for exploring the surrounding villages and landscapes.

A day in Aix can begin with a walk through the centre, followed by a museum visit and a break in a shady square. Summer days are hot, so plan visits for the morning and walks for late afternoon. Spring and autumn are well suited to exploring on foot and taking trips to the surrounding area. The region also offers routes through Provençal landscapes, hilltop villages and wine estates; the grape harvest usually marks the beginning of autumn.