Absolutely BEAUTIFUL aesthetic art and decor. Price was very reasonable and on point for its offerings. Close walk to town center yet just far out to allow for quiet evenings. Staff was eager to resolve any issue. For us we needed to modify the bed sheets a bit since we sleep hot. We couldn’t get the balcony doors open and incurred a language barrier concerning this. Please note the handle lifts up first then down. Would have had a thoroughly enjoyable experience had we figured that out sooner. We used Aix as a base for daily trips to small towns and it was perfect. We were able to be back for evening dinners in town.

Breakfast didn’t sound easy so we went to a local pastry shop daily and bought yogurt’s and juices and wines from the grocery store that’s near the parking garage. We were not fans of the mattress ,bedding, nor the pillows but we are very fussy in the bedding department. This is a beautiful Maison with much thought and love given to it. Would stay here again… Ty for sharing your lovely home.

This is a small boutique hotel- just seven rooms in a great location, a quiet street in the centre of Aix. Our welcome with coffee and madeleines set the tone for our stay. Staff are delightful and couldn’t do enough for us,from restaurant recommendations to friendly chat over breakfast. There is a small breakfast room and a pretty courtyard where we enjoyed the bottle of wine we had been encouraged to buy. Our room, though not large, was stylish and comfortable with an attention to detail we appreciated. Breakfast is a la carte with orders taken the day before. Everything was delicious . All in all we loved our stay largely due to the team who looked after us

As other reviewers have mentioned, there is no lift and the rooms have baths not showers. It is certainly not a cheap option but we loved it

What a gem!! Beautiful boutique hotel. Stylishly decorated with interesting and eclectic art pieces. Great location on quiet street in historic Quartier Mazarin, easy walking distance to explore historic Aix. Staff were great -- Silvio was extremely cheerful, welcoming and very helpful, including with dinner recommendations and reservations. Breakfast was delicious, with wonderful fresh pastries, baguette, cappucino, fresh fruit. Room was clean, very comfortable, quiet, nice view of nearby Church. Parking in nearby pay lot was convenient (but spaces are very tight!).

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As warm and genuine a welcome as I have received on my travels anywhere. We felt spoiled by the discreet attention from the reception staff. Our room in the 3rd floor loft was comfortable and airy with huge windows and amusingly quirky decor. The climb up the stairs might prove difficult for some. Our breakfasts, preordered the evening before, were perfect and served in the comfortable drawing room. This small guest house was perfectly situated in a quiet street close to the centre of town, and just a short walk from a multi-storey public car park. We will return if possible.

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The Maison du Collectioneur is on an attractive and quiet street in an old quarter of Aix-En-Provence. Aix is a very attractive and affluent resort city. We stayed here for the opera festival, and it worked very well. This is a very small hotel that provides minimum service, but the staff are friendly and helpful. Rooms are reasonably functional. Beds are comfortable.

There is no elevator and the stairs are somewhat difficult. I would not want to stay above one flight up. The making up of the rooms is perfunctory.

From arrival to departure, all the staff were so welcoming, helpful and friendly. The hotel was well situated for the town, bus links to the Luberon, galleries and restaurants. Clarisse was helpful in recommending restaurants. The bedroom was really lovely with a view of the garden. We had breakfast on few occasions, which was thoroughly enjoyable.

Unfortunately due to circumstances beyond the hotel’s control, there was no air-conditioning during our stay. However the staff did everything they could to minimise the issue and compensate for the inconvenience (water, fans etc)

We were fortunate to book the last available room in this lovely boutique hotel right in the center of Aix. Friendly, helpful staff. Thanks to them, these two older guests did not have to carry heavy bags 62 steps up to the top floor room! We had a small but comfortable room with everything we needed. The street was quiet enough that we could sleep with the windows open. We even had a little picnic one day in the hotel’s pleasant little garden.

We arrived during an Iron Man Triathlon event and could not access the recommended parking garage (Carnot). Fortunately we were already familiar with Aix, so we eventually wound our way to the Rotonde parking, which was quite far for taking our bags to the hotel. We would have appreciated a “heads up.”

We went to this charming little hotel in our favorite part of Aix with high expectations and they were certainly met! From our warm welcome to the final Au Revoir the staff was amazing. The room itself was lovely, well appointed, comfortable, and with a beautiful garden view. Breakfast offers many excellent choices and we were more than pleased with ours. We highly recommend La Maison du Collectionneur and are currently planning a return visit. Don't miss out!

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We absolutely loved it! We had five perfect days and loved every detail of Maison du Collectionneur. The hosts are extremely caring and warm and make your experience there even more perfect. We also really enjoyed the breakfast. The location is excellent too. We wouldn't stay anywhere else next time.

Only small remark is that one of our bathrooms has a bathtub which was very unpractical with no shower screenm

Exceptional and stylish intimate boutique hotel housed in an historic townhouse on a quiet street in the old quarter of Aix. Delightful and welcoming staff and beautifully designed throughout. The bathrooms were thoughtfully designed with high quality fixtures and materials. We felt like guests in a private home. The breakfast in the small dining room and coffee outside in the intimate and sunny back garden (in January) were a delight. All in all, a real "bijou" in Aix.