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Caroline Lecomte2240 Avenue Fortuné Ferrini
Aix en Provence
13080
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The Lecomte family warmly welcomes you to their 18th-century Provençal Bastide, which was once a monastery. Located just a few minutes away from the heart of Aix en Provence, our Bastide offers four exquisitely decorated guest rooms. These rooms are adorned with beautiful period and country furniture, Provençal fabric, and luxurious bed linens. Over the past two years, our bastide has undergone complete restoration, transforming it from a mas to a vineyard.Nestled within two acres of gardens, our peaceful and sunny setting provides the perfect environment for relaxation. Whether you prefer lounging by the large swimming pool or engaging in a friendly game of badminton, ping pong, or pétanque under the shade of the parasol pine trees, there is something for everyone to enjoy. Our established garden features almond, olive, eucalyptus, sycamore, chestnut, and lime trees. Additionally, we take great pride in our unique vegetable and herb gardens, which are a visual delight.
Start your day off right with a gourmet breakfast prepared by Caroline each morning on our patio. Afterward, venture out to explore the charms of Aix en Provence and the stunning countryside that has captivated famous painters and poets throughout history.
Our Bastide offers four beautifully appointed bedrooms, ranging from 25 to 35 square meters. Each room has its own distinct character and is tastefully decorated in an antique country style. You will find comfortable bedding, local fabrics, luxurious linens, a sitting area, and a well-equipped shower room in every room. For your convenience, we provide internet access in all rooms through our local area network, allowing you to stay connected with both Ethernet and Wi-Fi connections.
Please note that our Bastide is a non-smoking establishment.
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Directions
If you are coming from the North, West, or South on the highways, when you reach Aix, 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 2.3 km, and you will 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 will see a gate straight ahead of you. Enter through the gate.
If you are coming from the East on the A8, take the second exit after the toll, which is also exit #30 (Aix - Pont de l’Arc). Make a U-turn at the first roundabout and head south to enter RN8 (Avenue Fortuné Ferrini) towards Luynes. Drive for 2.4 km, and you will 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 will see a gate straight ahead of you.
If you are coming from Aix Downtown (Rotonde), take Avenue des Belges towards the south from Rotonde. Then, at the roundabout, continue straight onto Avenue Pierre Brossolette. Cross over Highway A8 and drive for 2.4 km on RN8 (Avenue Fortuné Ferrini) towards Luynes, and you will 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 will see a gate straight ahead of you.
If you are coming from Marignane Airport or the TGV Station, exit the airport and take route D9 towards "Gare TGV" and "Vitrolles". Ignore signs for the 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 at its end (after a few roundabouts). Turn right at the traffic light 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 will see a gate straight ahead of you.
If you are coming from the East on the A8, take the second exit after the toll, which is also exit #30 (Aix - Pont de l’Arc). Make a U-turn at the first roundabout and head south to enter RN8 (Avenue Fortuné Ferrini) towards Luynes. Drive for 2.4 km, and you will 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 will see a gate straight ahead of you.
If you are coming from Aix Downtown (Rotonde), take Avenue des Belges towards the south from Rotonde. Then, at the roundabout, continue straight onto Avenue Pierre Brossolette. Cross over Highway A8 and drive for 2.4 km on RN8 (Avenue Fortuné Ferrini) towards Luynes, and you will 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 will see a gate straight ahead of you.
If you are coming from Marignane Airport or the TGV Station, exit the airport and take route D9 towards "Gare TGV" and "Vitrolles". Ignore signs for the 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 at its end (after a few roundabouts). Turn right at the traffic light 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 will see a gate straight ahead of you.
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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 picturesque tree-lined avenue known for its elegant architecture, vibrant cafés, and boutique shops. It is a popular spot for locals and tourists alike to stroll, relax, and soak in the lively atmosphere.
- Aix-en-Provence Cathedral: Also known as Cathédrale Saint-Sauveur, this impressive Roman Catholic cathedral dates back to the 5th century. It features a blend of architectural styles, including Romanesque, Gothic, and Baroque elements. Inside, you can admire beautiful stained glass windows, intricate woodwork, and a stunning organ.
- Atelier de Cézanne: This is the former studio of renowned French painter Paul Cézanne. Located in the outskirts of Aix en Provence, the studio has been preserved exactly as it was during the artist's lifetime. Visitors can explore the space where Cézanne created many of his masterpieces and gain insight into his artistic process.
- Le Jas de Bouffan: This historic estate was once the childhood home of Paul Cézanne. Surrounded by lush gardens and vineyards, Le Jas de Bouffan inspired many of the artist's landscapes. Today, visitors can roam the grounds, visit the family home, and appreciate the natural beauty that influenced Cézanne's work.
- Musée Granet: Situated in a beautiful 17th-century palace, the Musée Granet houses an impressive collection of art spanning from ancient to contemporary. The museum's exhibits include works by renowned artists such as Cézanne, Monet, Picasso, and Van Gogh. It also features a section dedicated to archaeological artifacts from the region.
- Les Calanques: Although a bit further from Aix en Provence, Les Calanques is worth a visit for nature lovers. This series of beautiful limestone cliffs and fjord-like inlets stretches along the Mediterranean coast between Marseille and Cassis. Hiking trails offer breathtaking views of the turquoise waters and rugged landscapes.
- Château La Coste: Situated in the Provencal countryside, Château La Coste is a unique combination of vineyard, contemporary art, and architecture. The estate features a collection of site-specific artworks by world-renowned artists, including Tadao Ando, Louise Bourgeois, and Alexander Calder. Visitors can explore the vineyards, art installations, and enjoy wine tastings.
- Vieil Aix (Old Town): The historic center of Aix en Provence, known as Vieil Aix, is a charming district filled with narrow streets, colorful buildings, and quaint squares. The area is known for its vibrant markets, including the famous Marché aux Fleurs (Flower Market) and Marché Forain (Farmers' Market), where visitors can experience the local flavors and culture. These attractions are all within proximity to 2240 Avenue Fortuné Ferrini, Aix en Provence, making them easily accessible for exploration and enriching your visit to the area.