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In Aix-en-Provence, La Villa Gallici is located just a few minutes' walk from the old town, with its major museums and tourist sites. Between the French Riviera and the Luberon, enjoy the perfect central location to visit Provence : from the Camargue to the Luberon, via the Alpilles, from Avignon to the French Riviera and its rocky coves, enjoy a unique experience in the South of France. La Villa Gallici offers 17 rooms and 6 Suites. They all have an unique interior design comprising objects collected from around the world, including ancient furnishings and elegant fabrics. A pure and original style which will delight you.
After visits or if you just want to cool down, La Villa Gallici invites you to take advantage of its outdoor heated swimming pool, the Spa…. In the shade of the cypress trees, lulled by the song of the cicadas and the fragrance of lavender, take advantage of a soothing and relaxing moment. The hotel also has a gym, ideal for keeping fit throughout your stay.
Villa Gallici
18 Avenue de la Violette
AixenProvence, France
13100
Nearest Airport: MRS
Really did love my stay at Villa Galicci. The service was very helpful, the room was stunning. Would love to come back again.
linux355
The boutique hotel is a wonderful character hotel with loads of charm. The staff are amazing and from the moment you check in to the moment you leave, everything is looked after. An amazing journey!
534jeffs - Sydney, Australia
Went to Aix for the Cezanne exhibition and stayed at Villa Gallici because we had been over 20 yrs ago and after reading the good reviews. Looking at the website I didn't remember the rooms as so gaudy and just assumed it can't be that bad. Tastes are very personal of course and it seems many guests liked the style, but I found the room very oppressive and suffocating. Wallpaper, curtains, bedding etc were a mismatch of colors and patterns and there were so much knickknack and ceramics and figurines everywhere. if you are looking for a provencal style, light and airy, southern, mediterranean, don't go there. We paid 1400 Euros per night for a crammed deluxe room, I think it was 32sqm, with the bathroom up a creaky staircase. These are New York or London luxury hotel prices. We asked for extra coffee capsules and were charged 10 Euros, which was petty and the Diet Coke in the minibar was around 12 Euro, also outrageous. Staff at reception and breakfast were lovely however. But that doesn't make up for the extortionate prices and the bad decor. We wouldn't go back.
DubaiLondon - London
This hotel is fabulous. Interior decor is over the top…it’s just beautiful. Room #8 might be a little much if you’re a minimalist. But for a maximalist, welcome to heaven! I had thought the wall covering was simply a wallpaper but instead it’s silk damask. Stunning! And don’t miss the gardens and the exceptional sculptures. When you combine all this with a friendly and accommodating staff, spotless maintenance and a world-class gourmet restaurant, you’ve have a memorable and happy stay.
Jeffmcline - Hickory, North Carolina
Lovely hotel with very welcoming staff. Highlights were the complimentary afternoon tea, featuring a delicious daily pastry. The buffet breakfast was wonderful with an array of enticing offerings. I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 for the following reasons: Shower was located in an awkward tub which was hard to get into. There were no outlets for your phone. You had to unplug a lamp to get access to an outlet. And the signage for the hotel is awkward. Ubers can’t come directly to the entrance.
lsd54 - New York City, New York
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