Hotel Aquabella

The hotel and rooms are clean and modern. The location is decent walking distance to the rest of Aix attractions. Parking was great compared to other hotels in terms of convenience. The pool and gardens are beautiful. The restaurant and bar are much overpriced. I did not visit the spas. Overall a good experience.

Quiet and clean. Access to the spa facilities was refreshing. Easy walking distance to city center, great markets, shops, cafes, you name it. If you want a massage at the spa, book way in advance!

The spa was closed for renovation. Only do breakfast if included in price. Reasonable parking rates but you will need to use and pay for parking if you have a car. Went in low season for pleasure and to look for place to buy in France for our future so this package we got at aquanella thru kayak and hotelclub served us well. Truly deserved it's three star rating as compared to some hotels with four stars.

This was my second stay at the Aquabella Hotel. The hotel staff is pretty responsive, especially Hans in the restaurant (for breakfast - the eggs were much improved) and David in the bar - he makes excellent fancy cheese toast. Bring your own washcloth though.

ロケーションは少し中心街より離れていますが（徒歩で7~8分）スパの設備もあり庭も広くて快適です。住所がレンタカーのＧＰＳに登録されておらず少し迷いました。朝食普通。

Sehr gute Lage, super Swimming-Pool, mäßiges Frühstück

In room iron and ironing board would be very useful

Nice hotel in a good location with plenty of facilities but doe not have a lot of ambience like some of the older more provencal hotels

We came here after spending a week traveling around Provence staying in small and charming French hotels that were often lacking in basic amenities. This was a bit of a refresher for us as it is a good modern hotel that is a little different from your standard small French hotel. The rooms are modern, the air conditioning works well, the rooms are quiet, and the location couldn't be better, right on the edge of the old city. My only complaint is that services in the hotel are somewhat pricey. We had the 17 euro buffet breakfast one morning and it just wasn't worth it. Overpriced and not as good as the buffet we had in other French hotels. Instead, go to one of the small self service boulangeries that are within a block or two of the hotel, and you can a have a petit dejeuner breakfast with coffee, juice, a roll and a croissant for under 5 euros.

The rooms were good sized, the beds were comfortable, the spa services were expensive but we participated in the free fitness classes and used the spa facilities. Lots of museums in easy walking distance. The Orangerie restaurant also expensive, but we used it for breakfast and it was good and convenient. Lots of nearby cafes which were more personal and less expensive. Lovely landscaping and gardens to enjoy.