Aix-en-Provence Chalets

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Our top choices for Aix-en-Provence chalets

1. The Tiny House in the Château de Vauclaire vineyards

Meyrargues

Noah C.

HK$1,317 total

includes taxes & fees

19 Aug - 20 Aug

2. Chalet in the woods

Meyreuil

HK$991 total

includes taxes & fees

10 Sept - 11 Sept

3. Cabanon de Lyandro

Valensole

HK$1,073 total

includes taxes & fees

16 Sept - 17 Sept

4. Chambre d'hôtes -B&B - Le Cocon de Manon

Lagnes

HK$1,579 total

includes taxes & fees

30 Aug - 31 Aug

5. Typical, fully-equipped chalet on secure property with Mediterranean sea view.

Sausset-les-Pins

H.J. S.

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Top Aix-en-Provence Hotel Reviews

Grand Hôtel Roi René Aix - MGallery Collection

8/10 Good

"Excellent location and amazing team. We were unable to Use the pool As it was full screaming kids and families. Not what we were looking for. But amazing for families"

SetClub Hôtel & Spa

8/10 Good

"WE had room 46, which was to the back of the hotel. When we checked in, we were told that we would be able to park right outside the room, but when we walked round to the room, there were concrete blocks preventing us from leaving the road to park outside the room. So, we parked in the road whilst we emptied the car. Downstairs was a seating area, and the toilet right off this area, which we thought a bit strange. If the toilet was used, then the consequences of the use would fill the seating area. The tea and coffee making area was also in the lounge area, but the strange thing is that there is no sink or water supply downstairs. So, to get water for the kettle, or to wash your hands after using the toilet,, you have to navigate the stairs, which are a little tight."

thecamp Hotel & Lodges - Aix en Provence

8/10 Good

"Stayed for a week with family. Amazing location and ideally placed for trips into Aix and surrounding areas and about 30 minutes to nice beaches. Stayed in a basic but comfortable twin room. Window in the room is strange as if the blind is open people walking past can look straight in. Shower doesn’t have a door so water goes all over the floor. Beds are comfortable, plenty of wardrobe space, a desk and a bedside table. Air conditioning was great even in 38 degree heat. There are no balconies in these rooms. Pool is lovely but there are only 16 sun loungers and guests are claiming these at 8am before going off to do other things. Some of these loungers are empty for hours and I witnessed arguments and towel throwing when other guests decided to occupy these empty loungers and the original guests returned. It is never clear which of the venues are open for food and drink and at what time. On a Friday and Saturday night some sort of private night club takes over one of the venues and everything else closes so you are unable to get anything to eat or drink. There is no vending machine so if you don’t want to go out there is absolutely nothing. You can get a takeaway delivered Food and drink, when you can get it, is good and reasonably priced. Overall, we had a great time and would definitely return but if the communication around bar/restaurant opening could improve and if the sun lounger situation could be sorted out, it would be even better."

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