Voyage d une nuit

Voyage d une nuit offers one room, the Queen Room, designed for two guests. It measures 35 m² and includes a private bathroom, a terrace and the facilities needed for a stay for two. Air conditioning helps keep the room comfortable in hot weather, and heating is also available. A flat-screen TV and a refrigerator complete the facilities. The bathroom has a shower.

The terrace is the room’s distinctive feature, extending the indoor space with a private outdoor area. The bed is a large double bed. Bed linen and towels are provided, and the room also has a private toilet. These facilities make it suitable for a couple’s stay, with generous indoor space and direct access to the terrace. The hot tub is a facility of the guest house, separate from those in the room.

Voyage d une nuit’s facilities include a terrace, air conditioning and a hot tub. The terrace extends the room with a private outdoor space. Indoors, air conditioning is complemented by heating, and the flat-screen TV lets you watch programmes in the room. The refrigerator is a useful kitchen facility for keeping drinks or food. The private bathroom has a shower, toilet, towels, bed linen and toilet paper.

Free private parking is available on site without prior reservation. Facilities also include a hot tub, separate from those in the room. The flat-screen TV, refrigerator and bathroom facilities complete the amenities available to guests. The property thus combines practical in-room facilities with an outdoor space and free on-site parking.

Bouc-Bel-Air is in Bouches-du-Rhône, between Aix-en-Provence and Marseille, in a Provençal landscape of hills, pine forests and residential areas. The commune combines a village centre with newer districts and green spaces. Nearby Cabriès, a village with old lanes, adds a heritage stop to exploring the area. This location suits travellers who want to alternate city visits with stops in quieter communes.

The centre of Cabriès and its château are about 2.1 km away; the Musée Edgar Mélik, housed in the château, displays works by the artist. Parc d’Albertas offers gardens and paths for a walk. Aix-en-Provence, about 10 km away, draws visitors with its fountains, historic façades and museums, including the Musée Granet. Marseille-Provence Airport is 14 km away. Simiane station is 1.7 km away and serves the local rail network; a car makes it easier to explore the neighbouring villages and towns.

For a day devoted to Aix, allow time to stroll through the historic centre and visit a museum, then head to Cabriès for a walk around the château. In spring, the gardens and parks are pleasant places for an outdoor break; in summer, it is better to plan outdoor visits for the morning or late afternoon. Marseille offers another day out, with the Vieux-Port and MuCEM, which focuses on the civilisations of the Mediterranean. The area lends itself to an itinerary combining Provençal heritage, museums and walks.