We are going to Preovence next week for 8 days. Plan to spend first night in Marseille but would like to spend rest of the time at 1 or 2 other places. I was hoping to stay at nice scenic hotel/B%26amp;B either in one of the small towns or in the country (basically, I want to wake up to view of the olive growes and levander). We will have a car for the entire time so proximity to train/bus is not an issue. We are hoping to see Avignon, Aix, Arles, St.Remy etc. Looking for a place in 200-250 EUR area. Thank you.
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Alas, you will not be able to wake up and see lavender groves; they will not be in bloom until mid-to late June. If you%26#39;ll settle for waking up amid citrus trees on the Côte d%26#39;Azur, I would recommend Le Hameau, a lovely little inn just down the road from St-Paul-de-Vence. There are olive trees in the area, just not in the inn%26#39;s complex of buildings. All the rooms are different, and there%26#39;s a horizon pool with a view out to the Mediterranean.
Here%26#39;s the web site: http://www.le-hameau.com/
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Given the towns you%26#39;d like to visit during your stay in Provence and your desire for a rural scene I can heartily recommend La Maison Domaine de Bournissac, midway between St.Remy and Avignon (see TA reviews):
http://www.jpmoser.com/la_maison.html
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If you want to stay in Aix and a lot of people do, try Hotel Le Mozart, which I%26#39;ve reviewed on here.
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Check out the B%26amp;bs in the Luberon on this site.
tripadvisor.co.uk/Hotels-g187250-c2-Luberon_…
This will place you centrally for the places you want to see.
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