Citadines Apart'hotel Aix Jas De Bouffan
Rooms From: £32
4, Avenue Achille-Emperaire, Aix-en-Provence, 13090
Your Apart'hotel is located to the west of the town, directly accessible by the motorway A8 and A51/Rocade Ouest,and a few minutes by car from the center of Aix en Provence.
Ideally situated in an area from which you can discover the whole region and only 10 minutes driving from the train station where the tgv stops. Our hotel has 125 apartments, ranging from a studio to a two-room apartment divided into three fourstorey Provençal-style buildings. A magnificent garden, open-air swimming-pool and solarium (open in season from may to september) Your Apart'hotel is opened from 8am to 12am and from 2 pm to 8 pm.
In addition to the listed facilities the hotel offers a reception lounge, breakfast service and drinks machine. Furthermore you can use automatic dry cleaning services and an indoor and outdoor car park.
In the lobby the hotel offers free wireless internet.
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£32 (125 rooms total)
City / Town Suburbs, Main Shopping Area,
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Sncf train station 10 minutes by car. Bus lines 4 and 6 stop in front of the Aparthotel. Marseille Provence airport 30 minutes by car.
Airport: (MRS) Marignane - Marseille-provence , 20Km
Nearest Major Train Station: Aix-en-Provence, 2Km
*Directions are included in your booking confirmation email.
Parking & Transport:
Free Street Parking, Nearby Pay to Park,
Family / Children's services:
Pets are allowed, Cots / Cribs,
Concierge Services:
Travel reservation service, Safety Deposit Boxes, Left Luggage / Storage Facilities, Post/Parcel Service,
Guest Entertainment:
Outdoor swimming pool,
Business Services:
Check In: You may check in from 15:00 hours.
Check Out: You must check out by 11:00 hours.
CANCELLATION POLICY: null
The ancient palace of the counts of Provence
It is a rambling patchwork of a building embracing three Roman towers and the substantial mediaeval masonry that united them.
The cathedral
With its west wall of Roman pierre taillée, its twelfth century cloister, Romanesque portal, and Romanesque nave nestling against its junior, taller, and less lovely Gothic cousin, stand in uneasy imbalance with the opposing nave Notre-Dame dEspérance.
The town mansions
Known as hôtels particuliers, may, by their contiguity, remind one of the rowhouses that disfigure the industrial towns of the nineteenth century except, of course, for their scale, their distinctive exteriors and interiors.
