Adonis Aix En Provence Aparthotel Aix-en-Provence, Aix-en-Provence

The hotel is situated outside Aix en Provence, offering rooms with small kitchens and AC. It's a bit dusty looking towards the parking area, and the corridor lacks protection from rain. The location is a bit isolated, about 15 minutes by car from Aix center, making it feel like you're in the middle of nowhere. The service is limited with staff rarely speaking English or providing welcome drinks, only offering information when specifically asked, like the swimming pool, which incurs an extra 16 Euro charge. The dining options are decent but may not offer great value for money. The facilities are in need of updating and maintenance, in a business park that can feel deserted, especially after dark.

My stay at the hotel was a bit of a mixed bag. The rooms were decent in size with a comfortable bed, but the only soap provided was a dispenser, even though bar soap was available at the front desk. The service was a bit of a letdown as they were not very helpful in fixing some issues. The location was a bit more out of the way than expected, but it did offer a good breakfast option. The dining experience was on the pricier side, especially for a family, and the facilities were just average.

I stayed in a studio room with a shower unit and mini kitchen, allowing me to prepare meals and store drinks in the fridge. However, the room only had a window and door facing a veranda that everyone passed through. The service during check-in was average, but the receptionists in the very nice village were friendly, even those on the night shift. The hotel's location in the Aix neighborhood was quiet and great for relaxation, but without a car, it was difficult to reach the city center or supermarkets. Dining options were of good quality but expensive for a family of four. The facilities were adequate for a comfortable stay.

I found my stay at this hotel to be quite pleasant overall. The rooms were clean and very functional, and I enjoyed being able to easily access the attractions thanks to the helpful receptionist. However, the location was a bit challenging to find at night due to GPS issues. The dining experience was satisfactory, but the price for meals seemed a bit high. The facilities were adequate, but I expected a bit more for the value.

The hotel is situated in a green area on the outskirts of Aix-en-Provence, a bit far from the city and supermarkets. The rooms, although only equipped with soap dispensers and facing a veranda with little privacy, are clean and offer a glimpse of the dusty parking lot. The service was mixed with a friendly receptionist but some language barriers and hidden charges like an extra fee for the swimming pool. The location is convenient for cooling off after sightseeing but a bit tricky to find. The dining is of good quality but might be expensive for families. The facilities are decent but could use improvements.