City apartments · Aix-en-Provence
City Apartments in Aix-en-Provence with Kitchens
Seven stays in Aix-en-Provence carry the city apartment label, but only four of them are really apartments: Studios Nuitée en Provence, Studio Nuitée en Provence 2, Le Petit Cardeur and DOMITYS - L'Amandier, all with kitchens or kitchenettes. The other three, Hôtel des Augustins, Hôtel la Caravelle and Les Quatre Dauphins, are classic central hotels with rooms and no kitchen mentioned, and I treat them as hotels. Booking ratings run from 8.3 to 9.4, from 43 to 2,139 reviews. Below I explain which apartment suits a pool stay, a historic building or a service-rich residence.
Aix-en-Provence is a Provençal university city, known for Cours Mirabeau, its fountains and its markets. Its old town is compact and pleasant on foot, and it works as a base for the surrounding Provence, with Marseille Provence Airport about 27 km away according to one listing.
Updated October 12, 2026
Four real apartments, three hotels in disguise
An apartment in Aix-en-Provence suits a stay of several nights, when a kitchen and some space matter more than a daily breakfast. The city is compact and walkable around the old town, but the best-rated apartments here sit slightly outside it, with pools and parking, while the apartment in the historic building is closer in. Choosing is mostly a trade between a pool and parking, or a central, historic address.
Studios Nuitée en Provence and Studio Nuitée en Provence 2 are the best-rated apartments, at 9.3 from 241 reviews and 9.4 from 181 reviews. The first lists air-conditioning, a private bathroom, a fully equipped kitchen, a terrace or balcony with garden or pool views, a seasonal outdoor pool, a sun terrace and a garden. The second lists a kitchenette, a balcony, a lift and free off-site private parking, plus the same seasonal pool and garden. They are my first choice for a summer stay, as the pool turns a studio into a small holiday base, though the pool is seasonal.
Le Petit Cardeur is the apartment in a historic building. Its listing says each unit has a fully equipped kitchen, a private bathroom, air-conditioning, free WiFi and a sofa bed, and the dining area looks onto a local landmark. It carries the pet-friendly label, rated 8.6 from 74 reviews, which is a small sample. The listing gives no pet conditions, so ask before bringing a dog. I would choose it for a couple or a small group who want to be in town, with a kitchen, rather than at a pool resort.
DOMITYS - L'Amandier offers a more serviced version. Each apartment has a kitchenette, air-conditioning and a balcony, and the residence has an indoor swimming pool, a sauna, a sun terrace, a garden, a lounge area, free private parking and an electric vehicle charging station. It is rated 8.9 from 43 reviews. The indoor pool means swimming works outside the summer, which the Nuitée studios cannot offer. I would pick it for a longer stay, or in cooler months, when sauna and pool matter more than a central address. The listing gives no opening hours for the pool or sauna, so check them first.
A word on the other three. Hôtel des Augustins, a 12th-century convent building, Hôtel la Caravelle in the historic heart and Les Quatre Dauphins, a former private mansion, carry the city apartment label, but their listings describe air-conditioned hotel rooms with private bathrooms, breakfast and WiFi, with no kitchen mentioned. They are well-reviewed central hotels, rated 8.4, 8.3 and 8.5, and all three welcome pets. Book them if you want the old town on your doorstep, not if you need to cook. For a kitchen, use the four apartments above.
A traveler's take
For a week in Aix with a kitchen, I would choose Studio Nuitée en Provence 2, rated 9.4, or Studios Nuitée en Provence, rated 9.3, for the pool, balcony and parking. If I wanted a historic building and a pet-friendly apartment, I would pick Le Petit Cardeur, and for sauna and an indoor pool in the same residence, DOMITYS - L'Amandier. I would book Hôtel des Augustins only if a convent setting mattered more than a kitchen.
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Studio Nuitée en Provence 2
Comfortable studios with a pool, sun terrace, and garden in Aix-en-Provence
Why guests love itStudio Nuitée en Provence 2 rents air-conditioned studios in Aix-en-Provence, each with a kitchenette, a balcony and a private bathroom, which suits a small family that wants to cook. The seasonal outdoor pool, the sun terrace and the garden are where children will spend hot afternoons. There is a lift, free WiFi throughout and free private parking off site. Guests rate it 9.4 out of 10 across 181 reviews, an outstanding score.
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Studios Nuitée en Provence
Aparthotel with pool, sun terrace, and private balconies in Aix-en-Provence
Why guests love itStudios Nuitée en Provence gives each family its own studio with air conditioning, a private bathroom and a fully equipped kitchen, so children's meals fit any schedule. Every unit has a terrace or balcony looking over the garden or the pool. The seasonal outdoor pool and sun terrace are the highlights on hot Aix afternoons, and the garden adds space to play. WiFi is free throughout. Guests rate it 9.3 out of 10 across 241 reviews.
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DOMITYS - L'Amandier
Modern aparthotel with indoor pool, sauna, and private balconies
Why guests love itDOMITYS - L'Amandier in Aix-en-Provence gives a family an apartment with a kitchenette, air-conditioning and a balcony, so meals can be prepared without eating out every day. The indoor swimming pool is the main asset for children, as it works whatever the weather, and the garden adds outdoor space. Parents can use the sauna and the sun terrace. Private parking is free, with a charging station for electric cars, and WiFi is free. No play area or kids' club is listed.
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Le petit cardeur
Modern, pet-friendly apartments in a historic Aix-en-Provence setting
Why guests love itLe Petit Cardeur rents modern apartments in a historic building in Aix-en-Provence, each with a fully equipped kitchen and a sofa bed, which lets a small family share one space and cook simple meals. Air conditioning is welcome in a Provençal summer. Pets are accepted, so the family dog can come too. From the dining area there is a view of a local landmark. It is a self-catering address without a pool or restaurant, so the town provides the outings and the cafés.
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Les Quatre Dauphins
A Provençal mansion in central Aix, steps from historic squares
Why guests love itLes Quatre Dauphins occupies a former private mansion in the historic centre of Aix-en-Provence, so a family can walk to the fountains and markets from the door. I would book it for families who travel light and value character: the Provençal rooms, some with exposed beams, have private bathrooms, satellite TV and free WiFi. Pets are welcome. Parking is public and nearby rather than on site, which is worth planning with children and luggage.
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Hôtel des Augustins
Historic convent hotel in central Aix-en-Provence
Why guests love itHôtel des Augustins occupies a 12th-century convent just off the Cours Mirabeau, so families can step straight into the old town of Aix-en-Provence. The lobby, with its old stone walls, tends to impress children before they reach the room. Rooms are spacious and air-conditioned, with a TV and minibar, a real help in a Provençal summer. A continental breakfast is served, the reception is open 24 hours, and pets are welcome.
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Hôtel la Caravelle - Aix-en-Provence centre historique
A family and pet-friendly stay in historic central Aix
Why guests love itHôtel la Caravelle is a three-star hotel in the historic centre of Aix-en-Provence, a short walk from Cours Mirabeau and the Granet Museum, and I find it a convenient base for families who plan to explore on foot. Rooms are air-conditioned with private bathrooms, and breakfast options are available. Pets are welcome. It is a simple, central address, so do not expect a pool or a spa.
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Local tips
- 1Choose Studio Nuitée en Provence 2 or Studios Nuitée en Provence for a summer stay with a seasonal pool and a balcony.
- 2Pick Le Petit Cardeur if you want an apartment with a kitchen in a historic building and plan to bring a pet, after confirming the conditions.
- 3Choose DOMITYS - L'Amandier outside summer, since its swimming pool is indoors and it has a sauna.
- 4Ask about parking when booking: Studio Nuitée en Provence 2 lists free off-site private parking, DOMITYS free private parking.
- 5Treat Hôtel des Augustins, Hôtel la Caravelle and Les Quatre Dauphins as hotels, since no kitchen is mentioned.
- 6Read recent reviews for the smaller apartments, as 43 to 241 reviews make scores less stable than the 2,139 at Hôtel des Augustins.
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City apartments · Aix-en-Provence
Studios Nuitée en Provence and Studio Nuitée en Provence 2 list a fully equipped kitchen and a kitchenette, Le Petit Cardeur lists a fully equipped kitchen, and DOMITYS - L'Amandier lists a kitchenette in each apartment. The three older hotels with the same label do not mention kitchens.