Kyriad Prestige Aix en Provence

Hotel rooms are small

Correct dans l'ensemble bien que les chambres mériteraient d'être raffraichies pour le moins (peintures notamment) car pas digne d'un 3 *. Excentré mais j'avais un ami aixois pour m'y emmener. Le buffet petit déjeuner est tout à fait correct et abondant. Moyen globalemnt.

franchement cote a cote il y a deux hotels [autre hotel] et le kyriad vraiment super les deux, le kyriad un peu dur a trouver sinon personnels tres bien chambres digne d un 3 *.

Hotel d'accès facile, bon accueil, qualité des locaux, piscine extérieure. Petit bémol : le parking ,la rue situé devant l'entrée est théoriquement en double sens mais une voie sert de parking sur plusieurs dizaines de mètres (malgrès les nombreux panneaux d'interdiction) résultat circulation très compliquée, impossible de se croiser. Il existe un parking souterrain mais impossible d'y accéder avec une malle sur le toit.

Very nice but needs new carpets on all floors, very dirty and worn down

Bien et bon accueil, Chambre propre.

J'ai indiqué prix trés bon car j'ai réservé par internet à un prix nettement inférieur au prix affiché à l'Hotel pour les mêmes prestations de bon niveau. C'est d'ailleurs le prix pratiqué par internet et le niveau de prestation qui m'a fait choisir cet hotel. Je connaissais déjà Kyriad Prestige Hotel l'ayant réservé en Mars à Lyon.

Chambre spacieuse équipée d'un écran plat et d'une couette. Hôtel calme le WE, un peu loin du centre (à pieds).

The Kyriad Prestige in Aix-en-Provence was a pleasant surprise. Although the first room I was given a key to had a foul odor (plumbing problem?), they immediately gave me a key to another room, overlooking the pool, that I was very happy with. The room was a good size, with plenty of storage space and an in-room coffee service and refrigerator. The bathroom was large, and had a hairdryer and large mirrors and good lighting. The room was very quiet and comfortable. The price of the room included breakfast, which you could eat out by the pool. It was plentiful and fresh. Although I didn't eat there at night, there was a lovely dining area, and bar area. There was also internet service which I didn't use. The bus into the old part of Aix-en-Provence was just down the street from the hotel, and it was about a 7 minute ride, for 1.20Euros. On the way to the bus stop you actually walk past Jas de Bouffan, which was the country estate of the family of Paul Cezanne. It is where Paul lived and painted a good number of his famous paintings. While the paintings are no longer in the villa, the museum is open to the public with a wonderful video display showing all the paintings he did while living there, and you can walk around the grounds and get a real sense of the artist and his work. If you value a large and comfortable room, and above all, the quiet of the country, I would highly recommend this hotel, which is less than 10 minutes outside of the old part of town.