Hotel Particulier Le 28 5*
Main amenities
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Free Wi-Fi
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Parking
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Express check-in/ -out
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Swimming Pool
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Fitness/Gym
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Sports activities
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Spa and relaxation
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On-site Dining
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Meeting facilities
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Child-friendly
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Breakfast
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Air conditioning
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No pets allowed
Location
The 5-star Hotel Particulier Le 28 By Teritoria Aix-en-Provence is situated a 9-minute walk from the baroque place des Quatre-Dauphins Fountain and features a sunbathing terrace, a golf course, and a garden. Boasting a heated swimming pool, this Aix-en-Provence hotel is nestled a few minutes' drive from natural attractions like the expansive park "Parc Jourdan".
The property is nestled in the Aix-en-Provence Historic Centre district of Aix-en-Provence, a 9-minute walk from business venues like Greffe Commercial Court Aix-en-Provence Courthouse and within 700 metres of Fontaine de la Rotonde Fountain. The Particulier Le 28 By Teritoria Aix-en-Provence is within easy walking distance of Boulodrome Municipal and 15 km from d'Aix-les-Milles airport. The accommodation is situated nearly a 25-minute stroll from Promenade de la Torse, while Gare Routiere d'Aix-en-Provence bus station lies a 10-minute walk away.
Furnished with a stone fireplace and soundproof windows, all rooms are equipped with cable channels along with a minibar fridge and tea/coffee making equipment. Guests can also make use of a walk-in shower and a separate toilet, as well as comforts such as hair dryers and bath sheets. You can enjoy views of the city.
Breakfast is served in the restaurant. There is an à la carte restaurant with a spacious terrace. The restaurant at this Aix-en-Provence hotel has Vietnamese menu. Guests can enjoy a selection of French dishes at Snack Chez Fanny situated in front of the property.
Review by hotel critic
I recently had the pleasure of staying at Particulier Le 28 in Aix-en-Provence, a charming haven that truly exemplifies culinary innovation. The moment I stepped inside, I felt the warm ambiance created by the owners, who possess a wealth of local history. It’s fascinating to think that Pauline Bonaparte was once a frequent visitor. Each dish was thoughtfully crafted, blending fresh, local ingredients with a modern twist that made my taste buds dance. The open-air dining allowed me to soak in the garden view while enjoying a refreshing glass of local rosé. The breakfast experience also stood out, albeit with some minor inconsistencies. A beautiful array of fresh fruit, warm croissants, and freshly squeezed juices was served in the main sitting room but left me wanting a bit more flair. If you’re seeking a uniquely immersive culinary adventure couched in a cozy and eclectic setting, this boutique hotel ticks those boxes.
