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"Very picturesque and convenient location. By European standards, very spacious rooms. My only concern is that they do not heat the rooms from May until November. Our visit was during an unusually cold period in May and our room never got warmer than 20C. "

"Very convenient and comfortable stay in Aix. The room is compact but thoughtfully designed and has everything you need. The mini kitchen was especially useful for preparing simple breakfast. The amenities are practical and well maintained. The hotel is about a 15 minute walk to the old town, making it easy to explore while staying in a quieter area."

"Accueil merveilleux! Chambre propre et sent bon. Tout était parfait! Je recommande et je reviendrai!"

"Clean quaint rooms, perfect location and wonderful attentive staff. Five stars to Marius and Carl."

"Great location, excellent facilities and very helpful and friendly staff."

"Perfect stay / clean / nice, relaxing environment / all you need is provided Only drawback is that it is located close to sport club and can sometimes be a bit noisy "

"My husband and I thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Le Pigonnet in Aix-en-Provence. It was the perfect midway stop between Paris and Nice and exactly what we needed to unwind and recharge. Our room was spacious, had comfortable beds, and offered a lovely view overlooking the gardens. The breakfast was delicious, and the staff were exceptionally friendly and accommodating throughout our stay. "

"Hotel is beautiful! Great staff and great location "

"We had an enjoyable stay. All the staff were very helpful and friendly and accommodated our request for a different room without hesitation when we raised some problems. The outdoor area around the pool was very nice to relax. There was a good range of drinks from the bar which were very good value. It was a shame that there wasn’t a bar facility available for residents after around 11pm. It was good to have secure parking available at the hotel which was well situated for going to the rugby ground."