B&B Le Pavillon De Beauregard

Jacqueline’s paintings were a highlight for us, especially her wonderful use of color. We also got to unwind to one of Axel’s original piano compositions. I believe he was our host’s son, and he greeted us warmly and brought over a glass of wine soon after we’d settled in. The Pavillon is tucked away just outside town, and our room was spacious, lovely, and clean. It was such a friendly, talented family to stay with, and we wished we could have stayed longer than one night. If you’re visiting in hot weather, bring a bathing suit to enjoy the pool. We only dipped our feet in after a long day in town, which was lovely.

Gerard and Carole were lovely hosts. The breakfast was nice, the swimming pool was great, and the location near Aix worked really well. We had an excellent stay.

The breakfast Jerome put out was delicious, and the pool was great. We loved the beautiful views and all the thoughtfully decorated spaces. This B&B is charming and feels special, while still being so close to Aix. My husband and I fell in love with it and hope we can come back soon. It felt like pure magic, and I can’t recommend it highly enough.

We stayed here again in a heartbeat. Jerome helped us plan a day in the Luberon Villages by listing the villages in a useful order, and breakfast made a delicious start to our exploring. He had breads, pastries, and jams ready, and made eggs to order. The B&B is a charming country manor just outside Aix-en-Provence, about a 14-minute drive along winding roads. It’s a converted hunting house belonging to Jerome’s family, with parts dating to the Middle Ages and others to the 17th century. On our winter visit, there was a thin layer of snow on the ground. Jerome welcomed us and our room was ready. It was cosy and had modern amenities, complimentary drinks in the fridge, plus water, coffee, and tea. I appreciated the towel warmer, and there were thoughtful little touches throughout.