Great hotel in a quiet part of Aix. Easy to walk to the Cours Mirabeau and pedestrian areas. They…read morehave an underground car park but it's essential to reserve it in advance. Breakfast is great but super busy if you get down late.

I stayed at Hotel Cezanne for six nights on the first floor above the lobby…read more Pros: - The breakfast is really good. There's a hot bar and a great cut-your-own-cheese charcuterie set up, as well as pastries. I was fine with a nut allergy by avoiding the pastries. The eggs are deliciously fluffy and I ate them with the cheeses and smoked salmon every day that it was available. - The WiFi is quite good. - The location is great, being near the city center and very walkable. - The rooms are well soundproofed. - Direct USB connections to the walls means that you can survive without a travel adapter (though I still recommend a universal adapter) - The showers got suitably hot! - Staff were overall pretty friendly. Cons: - The rooms are quite small. - Some amenities are missing that are normal at American hotels. Notably, there was no ironing board, conditioner, mini-fridge, or lotion. - I was charged a corkage fee of 5 EUR to open my own wine at the hotel lobby.. I guess I should just go to my room? Overall, great location and a quaint small room that's great for sleeping but not much else. The staff are great and very helpful. Awesome breakfast.

Our room was awesome. Quiet and comfortable. The lobby was comfortable and welcoming. Great…read morelocation also. The only item needed improving was the public restrooms by the elevator were not kept up. Out of toilet paper and towels to dry your hands. The hotel has large groups coming and going a these were used a lot! For as beautiful of a hotel these restrooms weren't kept up.

The carpet is disgusting the general appearance is dirty The…read morerestaurant is good but limited and even our guide recommended we not eat there We couldn't get the light off in the closet and the door wouldn't close so it glared all night

Went here during the Mucha exhibition and also had lunch at Café Caumont. The exhibit was…read moreincredible and beautifully executed. The exhibit spanned multiple levels and had descriptions in English and French. The way that Mucha's work and his life was shown felt extremely intentional and progressed at a good speed. The lunch I had at café caumont consisted of a salad and a dessert. Despite not being what I expected, the salad was great and just filling enough. The interior of the café feels like a great setting for high tea (and they do have afternoon tea). The pastry I had after the meal was good, but was heavier on the crust than I expected. While I understand I am paying for a nice experience, the price point was much higher than I expected for my meal. I would definitely return for both Café Caumont and especially any further exhibits.

Great lunch in cafe there after seeing wonderful art. Great film on cezanne...I had a delicious…read morespinach salad with chicken, grapefruit and ginger. A glass of rose too. Lovely setting and great service.

Hotel St. Christophe is in the heart of quaint Aix En Provence. The room was just the perfect…read moresize. I think our bathroom was the same size as our live-in area! You walk out of the hotel onto the provincial street. Everything is in walking distance. Although English is spoken here, it is preferred if you use French. We were traveling for many days, staying at different places and this was our last stop. I needed to get some things laundered so I put a few items in the bag and had it picked up. The next day all of my items (but one sock) was returned. In my broken French, I asked the staff who delivered my laundry where the other sock was. He told me I only gave him one sock to launder. Impossible! Why would I only give one sock? He and I went back and forth with who was right...him ,"non, un"...me, "non, deux!" This went on for quite awhile. Alas, I gave in. I left the hotel with only one clean sock!

Hotel St Christophe is an oasis of comfort for any weary traveler. Situated in walking distance to…read morethe train station, the corner location of this hotel is the herald of the vibrance of Cours Mirabeau. The rooms are comfortable and spacious for the price range. And the ground floor brasserie is delicious!

This is a very nice and very convenient hotel to old Aix…read more We stayed 2 nights and enjoyed a good nights sleep and meals. Breakfast every morning was bountiful and the staff were friendly and helpful. Excellent choice for a mid priced stay just a block from the heart of a very fun town.

Hotel Aquabella is an unpretentious retreat in the beautiful town of Aix and in close walking…read moredistance to the cafes, outdoor markets and historic sites. The pool is a welcome oasis during days of extreme heat. Indoor/outdoor seating for meals adds a casual elegance. We only dined for breakfast and they had a good offering. Rooms are modern-minimalist with an eye for aesthetic, yet lacking with some functionality. For example, loved having a Nespresso in the room, bed was comfortable and maid service was good. Toilet was oddly placed in a very small stand-alone room the size of a broom closet. The shower was elegant, yet the half wall of glass caused pooling of water on the bathroom floor, no matter how careful we were. No bathroom fan was also a letdown. Overall, a great hotel with friendly staff. We would stay again if we return to region, and perhaps spurge for a spa treatment!

We had a celebration lunch here and of course the quality and service was superb. The dining area…read moreis very lush and special. We has a window seat overlooking the patio and garden. The food was 10 star both in presentation and quality. I strongly suggest a reservation as this hotel and restaurant are in high demand. Expect the best.

Ah, this place is extremely gorgeous and the service is friendly and competent…read more If we were rating this place on the grounds and service alone it would be five stars. But their restaurant "gastronomic" is no good. Their wines and spirits are superior but their cooked dishes are seriously lacking. It's not going to get Michelin Star but it won't leave you terribly angry either--- you'll just have regret you wasted your calorie intake on something subpar.

Le Pigonnet is NOTHING LIKE WHAT'S PICTURED ONLINE!! The website is essentially fraudulent and…read moredeeply misleading. If only they could invest that same amount of time and money into the actual rooms. Located by a several block long mental institution, this hotel is a far walk from the city center and anything else of note in Aix. The walk into town is bleak and depressing, as the hotel is definitely located on the wrong side of town, and it is not safe to walk near the hotel after dark. The hotel room was incredibly small and looked like it belonged on a psych ward. For paying over $300 a night can I at least get a painting or decoration instead of bare white walls? And if you are over 5'4" using the shower will be deeply problematic. I could not fit inside it or raise my arms. Let's not forget my amazing view of the parking lot, complete with cars honking. AVOID THIS PLACE AT ALL COSTS!! There are so many options in Aix, don't make the same mistake I did.

There is so much to say about this amazing hotel. From the moment I arrived at the hotel it felt…read moremore like a bed and breakfast then a hotel because of the personal service. Each person that greeted us was friendly and helpful to us which was so appreciated after our very long travel day from the US. When we drove in the beautiful grounds were so nice to see and the parking available for our car was abundant and easy. Walking through the hotel every part we saw was beautiful and even small details were not ignored. Car: While we stayed there we rented a car so we could travel around Provence. What was excellent about this location is that it is just outside the city and very close to the freeway - best of both worlds. The freeway is about 5 minutes from the hotel which makes traveling around incredibly easy. Room:The room was HUGE! We had two twin beds, two arm chairs, two end tables, a desk, a bathroom, a closet, and a balcony with a lot of room to walk around. It is nicely decorated and feels very clean. The decorations are nice too. It felt very warm. Shuttle: The shuttle into the city and back to the hotel is incredibly easy to use and drops you off in a great location close to everything. Again, the driver was so kind and felt like he'd known us forever. Amenities in room: I was so impressed with all of the little extras in the room including the softest towels I've ever felt in any hotel (or even owned myself); the high end toiletries; free water each day; slippers; a large fridge that is cold to use; a lot of storage around the room; and a great balcony with a beautiful view. Grounds: The grounds are spectacular and kept up beautifully. We were not in the hotel enough to enjoy the grounds as much as I would have liked but what we did see it is truly magical there. The pool is fantastic too. Staff: What can I say about the staff beyond that everyone we encountered was kind and helpful. I speak some French but not a ton but probably 98% of the staff speak a good amount of English which was very appreciated. My mom and I know we are high maintenance when we travel but not once did we feel that we were putting anyone out and they were all helpful and kind with each request. Final thoughts: I'm so happy I found this hotel. I wished we could have stayed in this hotel the entire time we were there, but we stayed in other areas of France. I will recommend this to any friends that travel to Provence and will recommend this to anyone reading.

The night staff at the lobby is extremely unpolished and rude to guests. This particular person…read moredoesn't listen to anything. In customer service roles, regardless of whether you're right or wrong, you should listen to what the guest is trying to explain and clarify. It's unacceptable to talk and fly at the same time and sighing in front of guest face. I don't know his name, and when I asked him, he refused to tell me.

Exhausted from an overseas flight, we checked into this Renaissance and was treated to an upgraded…read moreroom which was wonderful..too tired to find a restaurant, we ate in the hotel restaurant and was delighted to have a excellent dinner, I had the Salmon Half Cooked in an Egg roll which was despite the name, was cooked to perfection, in an oversized egg roll skin and deep fried but not greasy, and totally yummy..only exception was the pureed peas, and suggested that they be replaced with something else. The other dish was an oversized chicken chiabatta, also very very good. A lovely visit and we are returning there shortly..hope the peas are gone..but not my call.

Impossible to find...very noisy, mediocre. I would never stay there again. I was in room # 9. It…read morewas so loud, I could hear all kinds of noises that I did not want to hear. The worst was constant water flowing from upward. The toilet, the shower, the sink. It was very loud and woke me up everytime. Perhaps if you stayed on the top floor it would be OK. I would not recommend it and I would not stay there again.

We stayed here twice in July and had the most wonderful experiences both times. The rooms are…read moreclean, tidy, and comfortable, even if a bit small. Both times we were given one of the newly renovated rooms with a balcony and we had no complaints. We particularly enjoyed the nice view from our balcony in the evenings. The front desk staff was lovely and incredibly friendly. This hotel provides great value for the money. I will definitely stay there again when I am back in Aix.