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Caroline Lecomte2240 Avenue Fortuné Ferrini
Aix en Provence
13080
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Experience a warm and inviting atmosphere as you are graciously welcomed by the Lecomte family at their charming Provençal Bastide. This historic monastery, dating back to the late 18th century, is conveniently located just a short distance from the bustling center of Aix en Provence.Immerse yourself in the elegant ambiance of the Bastide, which offers four exquisitely furnished guest rooms. Each room is adorned with beautiful period and country furniture, adorned with Provençal fabric and luxurious bed linens. These meticulously decorated rooms provide a cozy and comfortable retreat for guests.
Having once been a mas, bastide, and even a vineyard, this 18th century gem has undergone a meticulous restoration over the past two years. Nestled within two acres of tranquil gardens, the Bastide offers a serene and sun-drenched setting for ultimate relaxation. Guests can unwind by the expansive swimming pool, engage in friendly games of badminton and ping pong, or partake in a classic game of pétanque beneath the shade of the parasol pine trees. The lush and established gardens boast a variety of trees, including almond, olive, eucalyptus, sycamore, chestnut, and lime trees. Additionally, the meticulously maintained vegetable and herb gardens are a visual delight.
Start your day off on a culinary high note with a gourmet breakfast prepared with care by Caroline, enjoyed on the inviting patio. Afterward, embark on an exploration of the enchanting charms of Aix en Provence and the breathtaking countryside, which has long inspired renowned painters and poets.
The Bastide features four elegantly appointed bedrooms, ranging from 25 to 35 square meters, each exuding its own unique character. These tastefully decorated rooms showcase antique country-style furnishings, complemented by comfortable bedding adorned with local fabrics and luxurious linens. Moreover, each room boasts a cozy sitting area and a well-appointed shower room, ensuring the utmost comfort and well-being for all guests. For those who wish to stay connected, our local area network provides internet access in all rooms, both through Ethernet and Wi-Fi connections.
To maintain a pleasant environment for all, please note that the Bastide is a non-smoking establishment.
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Directions
For travelers coming from the North, West, or South on the highways, once you reach the vicinity of Aix, take the A8 highway towards Nice. Exit at the first exit, which is number 30 A (Aix - Pont de l’Arc, Luynes). At the first roundabout, turn right onto RN8 (Avenue Fortuné Ferrini) towards Luynes. Drive for approximately 2.3 kilometers, and you will be very close to your destination. Look for an unpaved path between two posts with the number 2240 written on them, and turn right onto that path. After 200 meters, you will see a gate straight ahead. Enter through the gate.
If you are approaching from the East on the A8 highway, take the second exit after the toll, which is also exit number 30 (Aix - Pont de l’Arc). Make a U-turn at the first roundabout and head south, entering RN8 (Avenue Fortuné Ferrini) towards Luynes. Drive for approximately 2.4 kilometers, and you will be very close to your destination. Look for an unpaved path between two posts with the number 2240 written on them, and turn right onto that path. After 200 meters, you will see a gate straight ahead. Enter through the gate.
If you are starting from Aix Downtown (Rotonde), take Avenue des Belges, heading south from Rotonde. Then, immediately after the roundabout, take Avenue Pierre Brossolette. Continue straight and cross over Highway A8. Drive for approximately 2.4 kilometers on RN8 (Avenue Fortuné Ferrini) towards Luynes, and you will be very close to your destination. Look for an unpaved path between two posts with the number 2240 written on them, and turn right onto that path. After 200 meters, you will see a gate straight ahead. Enter through the gate.
For those coming from Marignane Airport or the TGV Station, exit the airport and take route D9 towards "Gare TGV" and "Vitrolles." Ignore signs leading to the Aix Marseille Highway. Drive for approximately 10 kilometers, and you will pass below the TGV station on route D9. From the TGV station, continue on route D9 towards Aix. Stay on D9 until it ends at a traffic light after a few roundabouts. At the traffic light, turn right onto RN8 (Avenue Fortune Ferrini) and drive for 2 kilometers. Look for an unpaved path between two posts with the number 2240 written on them, and turn right onto that path. After 200 meters, you will see a gate straight ahead. Enter through the gate.
If you are approaching from the East on the A8 highway, take the second exit after the toll, which is also exit number 30 (Aix - Pont de l’Arc). Make a U-turn at the first roundabout and head south, entering RN8 (Avenue Fortuné Ferrini) towards Luynes. Drive for approximately 2.4 kilometers, and you will be very close to your destination. Look for an unpaved path between two posts with the number 2240 written on them, and turn right onto that path. After 200 meters, you will see a gate straight ahead. Enter through the gate.
If you are starting from Aix Downtown (Rotonde), take Avenue des Belges, heading south from Rotonde. Then, immediately after the roundabout, take Avenue Pierre Brossolette. Continue straight and cross over Highway A8. Drive for approximately 2.4 kilometers on RN8 (Avenue Fortuné Ferrini) towards Luynes, and you will be very close to your destination. Look for an unpaved path between two posts with the number 2240 written on them, and turn right onto that path. After 200 meters, you will see a gate straight ahead. Enter through the gate.
For those coming from Marignane Airport or the TGV Station, exit the airport and take route D9 towards "Gare TGV" and "Vitrolles." Ignore signs leading to the Aix Marseille Highway. Drive for approximately 10 kilometers, and you will pass below the TGV station on route D9. From the TGV station, continue on route D9 towards Aix. Stay on D9 until it ends at a traffic light after a few roundabouts. At the traffic light, turn right onto RN8 (Avenue Fortune Ferrini) and drive for 2 kilometers. Look for an unpaved path between two posts with the number 2240 written on them, and turn right onto that path. After 200 meters, you will 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 vibrant boulevard lined with beautiful plane trees, elegant cafes, and shops. It's a perfect place for a leisurely stroll, people-watching, and enjoying the lively atmosphere.
- Aix Cathedral (Cathédrale Saint-Sauveur d'Aix-en-Provence): This stunning cathedral dates back to the 5th century and is a masterpiece of Gothic and Romanesque architecture. It features intricate sculptures, beautiful stained glass windows, and a charming cloister. Visitors can also admire the remarkable organ and attend occasional concerts.
- Atelier Cézanne: This is the former studio of the renowned French painter, Paul Cézanne. Located on the outskirts of Aix en Provence, the studio has been preserved as a museum showcasing Cézanne's works, personal belongings, and the surrounding landscapes that inspired many of his paintings.
- Vasarely Foundation (Fondation Vasarely): Situated in nearby Aix-en-Provence, this museum celebrates the work of Victor Vasarely, a prominent figure in the Op Art movement. The museum exhibits Vasarely's optical illusions, geometric patterns, and sculptures, offering visitors a unique visual experience.
- Mazarin District (Quartier Mazarin): Known for its stunning mansions and grand architecture, the Mazarin District is a historic neighborhood in Aix en Provence. It is home to numerous art galleries, antique shops, and charming cafes. Strolling through its narrow streets allows visitors to soak in the city's rich cultural heritage.
- Granet Museum (Musée Granet): Housed in a former priory, the Granet Museum showcases an impressive collection of artworks spanning from the 14th to the 21st century. Visitors can admire masterpieces by artists such as Cézanne, Picasso, Van Gogh, and Rembrandt, as well as various temporary exhibitions.
- The Pavillon de Vendôme: This elegant 17th-century mansion is surrounded by a beautiful French-style garden. It offers a peaceful escape from the bustling city center and hosts occasional art exhibitions and cultural events. The stunning architecture and tranquil atmosphere make it a popular spot for relaxation and photography.
- Aix-en-Provence Market (Marché d'Aix-en-Provence): Held in the city center several times a week, the market is a feast for the senses. Visitors can explore stalls filled with fresh produce, regional specialties, flowers, clothing, and handicrafts. It's an excellent opportunity to immerse yourself in the local culture and taste some delicious Provencal treats.
- Sainte-Victoire Mountain (Montagne Sainte-Victoire): Located just outside Aix en Provence, this iconic mountain offers breathtaking views and numerous hiking trails. It is famously associated with Cézanne, who painted it extensively. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy activities such as hiking, climbing, and picnicking while taking in the natural beauty of the area. 10. Les Calanques: Although a bit farther from Aix en Provence (around 1 hour drive), Les Calanques are a must-visit attraction for nature lovers. These stunning limestone cliffs and turquoise coves stretch along the Mediterranean coast, offering opportunities for hiking, swimming, snorkeling, and boat trips. The Calanques National Park is a protected area known for its exceptional beauty and biodiversity.