Name: B&B Le Pavillon De Beauregard
Address: 1541 Chemin De Beauregard, Aix-en-Provence, Aix-en-Provence, Aix-en-Provence, 13100, France
Rating: 10

Smoke-free property

Garden

Terrace

General

Family room

Rooms

Breakfast

Restaurant

Meals

Free Wi-Fi

Internet

English

French

Multi-language staff

Languages Spoken

Barbecue grill(s)

Hiking

Barbeque

Sun Deck

Recreation

Free parking

Parking

Seasonal outdoor swimming pool

Pool and beach

Family/Kid Friendly

Kids

Pets Not Allowed

Pets

Additional measures against COVID-19

Health and Safety Measures

Location

At the hotel

Ainsi de Suite

Terrain des Peintres

Paul Cezanne's Studio

Eglise de la Madeleine

Place des Precheurs

Saint-Sauveur Cathedral

Place d'Hotel de Ville

Place des Quatre-Dauphins

Les Allees Provencales

Grand Theater of Provence

Pavillon Noir

Paul Cezanne University

Vasarely Foundation

Marseille Provence Airport

La Friche Belle de Mai

Palais Longchamps

Musee d'Archeologie Mediterraneenne

Centre de la Vieille Charite

La Vieille Charite

Jardin des Vestiges

Cathedral la Major

Musee d'Histoire de Marseille

Vieux Port

MuCEM Museum of Civilizations in Europe and the Mediterranean

Marseille Opera House

Fort Saint Jean

La Criee National Theater of Marseille

26th Centenary Park

Notre-Dame de la Garde

International Fair and Exhibition Center Marseille

Parc Chanot Convention and Exhibition Center

Velodrome Stadium

Parc Borely

Mont Faron

Hotel des Arts

Place de La Liberte

Musee National de la Marine

Place Puget

Toulon Marina

Cours Lafayette

Tour Royale

Toulon Beach

University of Toulon

Collection Lambert

Place de l'Horloge

Musee Calvet

Avignon Cathedral

Palais des Papes

Musee du Petit Palais

B&B Le Pavillon De Beauregard

Aix-en-Provence

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canal-view

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golf-view

harbour-view

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lake-view

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park-view

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partial-sea-view

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river-view

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annex

basement

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not-guaranteed

wired-internet-access

smoking

sauna

duplex

safe

mini-bar

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breakfast-for-2

pets-allowed

wi-fi

kitchen

In early June (2022), we spent 6 nights and 5 days at Beauregard. I spent 4 months researching for a property with Provincial ambience. Beauregard, with its charming rooms and tower, period décor, and Provence hospitality was our overwhelming choice. 
    The time was well spent.
    The owner, Jerome Voeux, has retained historically appropriate décor, while providing modern bath facilities that fit seamlessly. Jerome was a gracious, courteous, and caring host. We were a party of four and wished two rooms. Because of our age, my wife and I wished the room on the ground floor. We wished the room on the first floor for our two college-bound young ladies.  Jerome said the first-floor room was not available for some of the days, so he offered us the amazing second floor suite with its huge private outside patio for the same rate as the first floor!  Our young ladies thought themselves to be princesses; they had much fun climbing the circular stairs to tower several times each day! Jerome was a gentleman and carried both their large suitcases to the second floor.
     The first evening, we were unfamiliar with driving to town, and were hesitant to drive in an unfamiliar village for dinner, so Jerome offered to take us to Aix, and we taxied home.
     When sunny, breakfast was served outside; when cloudy, in a tastefully appointed room featuring a grand piano, which my wife played after breakfast. Each morning, Jerome’s breakfasts featured an amazing presentation of fresh crusty dark breads, croissants, beignets, goblets of fresh fruit, whole fruits, yogurt, preserves, cheeses, hot appetizers, and fresh fruit juice. And of course, he offered coffee, café-au-lait, tea, and hot chocolate; the café-au-lait was so good that a second was requested each morning. 
   The pool was a hit, as well as the adjacent outdoor kitchen that was complete with dishes, eating utensils, pots, pans, and a large gas fired grill. We cooked dinner two evenings under the setting sun. My cousins were visiting from Sete, and I asked Jerome if it would be possible for them to join us for dinner by the pool. He replied: “of course, consider this your home.” 
   Our trip is permanently imbedded in memories we have carried half around the world… Ambience, grace, hospitality, the pool, the rooms, the breakfasts served with class and style. Our young guests did not want to leave but stay forever!

Paviiion de Beauregard: Classic Provence Hospitality

Jerome Voeux the owner was very helpful trying to make arrangements at his B&B to accomodate for my wife's knee limitations. He went so far as to contact people who booked a 1st floor room and offer them an upgrade to change which would allow for us to book the 1st floor. Unfortunately he could not contact them as they booking.com.  We were unable to stay here but wanted to thank Jerome for his efforts to try and help us.  We would look forward to staying here in the future.

3 nights

Wonderful remotely located at the top of Aix,, big pool with a great view. 
Spacy room with very nice bathroom, good beds and very well decorated. 
Good breakfast and very nice landlord. 
Perfect for a relaxing retreat from the city and still just a quick drive away from downtown.

Wonderful, relaxing location

Like others, we appreciated the serenity, the authenticity of Jerome's home, and his attention to his guests and to detail. We enjoyed our breakfast on the patio each morning, and we felt at home in our large room. It should be noted that if you use La Pavillon as a base while exploring the area, your GPS might not be helpful. We found it difficult to navigate into the surrounding areas, but it's hardly a reason to not stay at this special home. Recommended!

Quaint B&B

Our hosts Jerome and Jacqueline (his mother) were wonderful.  Jerome drove us into Aix several times, making it easy to get around.  This gave us time to get to know Jerome better and for Jerome to share his knowledge of Aix and the history.

Not Pavillion's fault, but Apple and Google Maps both believed the road to the North was open.  It has been closed for several years as evidenced by the 'dead end street' signage.    This caused confusion both with taxi and Uber drivers.  If you use them, be proactive and give them the written information Jerome will give you.  Otherwise your trip back will be expensive.

The Pavillion is classic Provence, well aged but unique and interesting, and Jerome is working hard to transform it into modern, well designed rooms.  Our room was very clean and beautifully refinished with modern touches, while preserving the historic construction.  We had 2 vessel sinks set on a marble countertop, a large comfortable shower, large comfortable bed (not just 2 twins shoved together) and plenty of sitting areas.  Nice soaps and shampoo's.  Great pool but too cool for us to use.

Breakfast was typical French - wonderful croissants, bread and jams, great coffee, juice - but not much more.  Now that we are into the French eating habits, we understand.  A large 'English style' breakfast and you would not be able to enjoy the typical 2 hour French lunch - when everything else is closed.

You could not ask for nicer hosts than Jerome and Jacqueline.  Jerome speaks English quite well - which was necessary as our French was horrible.

Quaint B&B near Aix

My wife and I enjoyed a delightful stay at Le Pavillon de Beauregard with the warm hospitality of Jerome.
The 'house' has been in the family for 6 generations and the lounge area adorned with artworks.
There are a limited number of rooms all uniquely presented and a couple of self contained apartments.
L'Occitane toiletries are a nice touch as well as some complimentary drinks in the fridge.
Located on a hilltop on the edge of Aix it offers the sense of a country retreat but only 3-4km from the centre of Aix although some care will be required to locate.
Wifi is available of reasonable strength.
The pool offers commanding views over the countryside.
Breakfast consists of simple breads and pastries with juice, tea and coffee and more than adequate.
Strongly recommended for a uniquely pleasant experience. 

Great location on the edge of Aix

Interesting place outside of Aix. It is a bed-in-breakfast style in a very historic, old home. Our room was the "Superior" which was huge with a massive porch. There are only 3 rooms. The property is off a dirt road. Our room was well-maintained & updated. The rest of the house is very rustic & the maintenance I am sure is never-ending. The owner Jerome is great & very kind. He lives on the property with his family. If you want to get out of the city & want a smaller B&B-type place this may fit the bill. It is not a luxury property but has a lot of character. There is a nice pool with views of the countryside. It is not really walkable into town. Jerome kindly drove every morning & we cabbed or Ubered home. In Sept getting a cab/uber downtown Aix was more challenging than expected...I guess avoid 4/5pm ?

B&B Le Pavillon De Beauregard

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