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Caroline Lecomte2240 Avenue Fortuné Ferrini
Aix en Provence
13080
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Experience a warm and inviting welcome from the Lecomte family as you step into their historic Provençal Bastide. This monastery, dating back to the late 18th century, has been lovingly restored over the past two years. Nestled just minutes away from the heart of Aix en Provence, the Bastide boasts four exquisitely decorated guest rooms, adorned with tasteful period and country furniture, Provençal fabrics, and luxurious bed linens.Surrounded by two acres of tranquil gardens, our Bastide offers a serene and sunny retreat. Relax by the generously sized swimming pool, engage in a friendly game of badminton, ping pong, or pétanque under the shade of the majestic parasol pine trees. The well-established gardens feature almond, olive, eucalyptus, sycamore, chestnut, and lime trees, creating a picturesque backdrop. Don't miss the pleasure of strolling through our unique vegetable and herb gardens, a visual delight for all.
Start your day with a delectable gourmet breakfast prepared by Caroline, enjoyed on the patio. Afterward, venture out to explore the enchanting charms of Aix en Provence and the breathtaking countryside that has inspired countless painters and poets throughout history.
Each of our four beautifully appointed bedrooms, ranging from 25 to 35 square meters, emanates its own distinct character. Immerse yourself in the antique country-style decor, relax in the comfortable seating area, and indulge in the pleasure of a well-equipped shower room. The well-being of our guests is our utmost priority, and we provide comfortable bedding with local fabrics and luxurious linens. Stay connected with our local area network, offering internet access in all rooms via Ethernet and Wi-Fi.
Please note that our Bastide is a non-smoking establishment, ensuring a clean and fresh environment for all.
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Directions
If you're coming from the North, West, or South on highways, head towards Aix and take the A8 highway towards Nice. Take the first exit, which is exit #30 A (Aix - Pont de l'Arc, Luynes). At the first roundabout, turn right onto RN8 (Avenue Fortuné Ferrini) towards Luynes. Drive for about 2.3 km, and you'll be almost there. Look for an unpaved path between two posts with the number 2240 written on them and turn right onto it. After 200m, you'll see a gate straight ahead. Enter through the gate.
If you're coming from the East on A8, take the second exit after the toll, which is exit #30 (Aix - Pont de l'Arc). Make a U-turn at the first roundabout and drive south, entering RN8 (Avenue Fortuné Ferrini) towards Luynes. Drive for about 2.4 km, and you'll be almost there. Look for an unpaved path between two posts with the number 2240 written on them and turn right onto it. After 200m, you'll see a gate straight ahead. Enter through the gate.
From Aix Downtown (Rotonde), take Avenue des Belges heading south from Rotonde. After the roundabout, continue onto Avenue Pierre Brossolette. Cross over Highway A8 and drive for about 2.4 km on RN8 (Avenue Fortuné Ferrini) towards Luynes, and you'll be almost there. Look for an unpaved path between two posts with the number 2240 written on them and turn right onto it. After 200m, you'll see a gate straight ahead. Enter through the gate.
If you're coming from Marignane Airport or TGV Station, exit the airport and take route D9 towards "Gare TGV" and "Vitrolles". Ignore signs to Aix Marseille Highway. Drive for approximately 10 km, and D9 will pass below the TGV station. From the TGV station, continue on route D9 towards Aix. Stay on D9 until you reach a traffic light (after a few roundabouts). At the traffic light, turn right onto RN8 (Avenue Fortune Ferrini) and drive for 2 km. Look for an unpaved path between two posts with the number 2240 written on them and turn right onto it. After 200m, you'll see a gate straight ahead. Enter through the gate.
If you're coming from the East on A8, take the second exit after the toll, which is exit #30 (Aix - Pont de l'Arc). Make a U-turn at the first roundabout and drive south, entering RN8 (Avenue Fortuné Ferrini) towards Luynes. Drive for about 2.4 km, and you'll be almost there. Look for an unpaved path between two posts with the number 2240 written on them and turn right onto it. After 200m, you'll see a gate straight ahead. Enter through the gate.
From Aix Downtown (Rotonde), take Avenue des Belges heading south from Rotonde. After the roundabout, continue onto Avenue Pierre Brossolette. Cross over Highway A8 and drive for about 2.4 km on RN8 (Avenue Fortuné Ferrini) towards Luynes, and you'll be almost there. Look for an unpaved path between two posts with the number 2240 written on them and turn right onto it. After 200m, you'll see a gate straight ahead. Enter through the gate.
If you're coming from Marignane Airport or TGV Station, exit the airport and take route D9 towards "Gare TGV" and "Vitrolles". Ignore signs to Aix Marseille Highway. Drive for approximately 10 km, and D9 will pass below the TGV station. From the TGV station, continue on route D9 towards Aix. Stay on D9 until you reach a traffic light (after a few roundabouts). At the traffic light, turn right onto RN8 (Avenue Fortune Ferrini) and drive for 2 km. Look for an unpaved path between two posts with the number 2240 written on them and turn right onto it. After 200m, you'll see a gate straight ahead. Enter through the gate.
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| B&B (2 pers.) |
2 | 100 | 160 | 20 | Oui | ||||||||||
| B&B (3 pers.) |
2 | 115 | 185 | 20 | Oui | ||||||||||
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Attractions
- Cours Mirabeau: Located in the heart of Aix-en-Provence, Cours Mirabeau is a charming tree-lined avenue filled with shops, cafes, and historic buildings. It is a popular spot for strolling, people-watching, and enjoying the vibrant atmosphere of the city.
- Aix-en-Provence Cathedral: This stunning cathedral, also known as Cathédrale Saint-Sauveur, dates back to the 5th century and is a magnificent example of Romanesque and Gothic architecture. It houses beautiful stained glass windows, intricate sculptures, and an impressive organ.
- Fondation Vasarely: Dedicated to the works of renowned artist Victor Vasarely, this museum showcases his optical art and abstract geometric designs. The museum building itself is a masterpiece of modern architecture and features colorful facades and impressive interior spaces.
- Atelier Cézanne: The former studio of post-impressionist painter Paul Cézanne is now a museum where visitors can explore his workspace and see his personal belongings. Surrounded by beautiful gardens and offering panoramic views of Aix-en-Provence, it provides insight into the artist's life and creative process.
- Montagne Sainte-Victoire: Situated just outside Aix-en-Provence, this iconic mountain inspired many of Cézanne's landscape paintings. It offers numerous hiking trails with breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside, making it a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts.
- Château La Coste: This contemporary art center and vineyard is located in the picturesque countryside near Aix-en-Provence. Visitors can explore the impressive collection of art installations, sculptures, and architecture set amidst vineyards and rolling hills. Wine tasting and dining options are also available.
- Granet Museum: Housed in a former priory, the Granet Museum is renowned for its extensive collection of European art from the 14th to the 20th century. It features works by masters such as Rembrandt, Van Gogh, Cézanne, and Picasso, as well as a section dedicated to local Provençal art.
- Le Vieil Aix: This historic neighborhood, also known as the Old Town, is a maze of narrow streets, charming squares, and picturesque buildings. It is home to numerous boutiques, art galleries, cafes, and restaurants, offering visitors a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of Aix-en-Provence.
- Les Deux Garçons: Established in 1792, Les Deux Garçons is one of the oldest and most famous cafes in Aix-en-Provence. It has been frequented by renowned artists, writers, and intellectuals throughout history, and its elegant Belle Époque interior provides a nostalgic ambiance. 10. Pavillon de Vendôme: This 17th-century mansion turned museum is a hidden gem in Aix-en-Provence. It showcases a collection of decorative arts, including furniture, paintings, and tapestries. The beautiful formal gardens surrounding the pavilion offer a peaceful retreat from the city bustle.