Appartement vue imprenable Vieux-Port et Notre Dame

The accommodation includes studios for two people and an apartment with a separate bedroom. All have a private bathroom, a kitchen or kitchenette, a coffee machine and a flat-screen TV. They offer views of the sea and city.

The studios measure 18 or 25 m² and have a double bed. The 40 m² apartment has an extra-large double bed, a separate living area and a terrace with sea views. It is also air-conditioned. The kitchens include a refrigerator, a hob and an oven; the studios also have a washing machine and a dining area.

The shared spaces include a lounge with a TV and a communal kitchen. The studios also have kitchen facilities, including a hob, an oven, a refrigerator and an electric kettle; a coffee machine is provided. These facilities let you prepare meals on site and use a communal space outside your accommodation.

Laundry facilities are available at the property. The accommodation is non-smoking and heating is provided. The private bathrooms have a shower, toilet, hairdryer and towels; bed linen is also provided. The studios have a flat-screen TV. Private check-in and check-out are available. The property has no parking and does not provide an Internet connection. The kitchen facilities, shared lounge and laundry are the main amenities for a self-catering stay in central Marseille.

Marseille’s Old Port is a lively harbour lined with quays, old façades and terraces overlooking the boats. Around the property, the city centre brings together the historic Panier district, museums and shopping streets. This part of the city suits visitors who want to combine walks by the harbour, visits to heritage sites and getting around on foot or by metro.

The fish market takes place on the quay, while the Marseille History Museum and Jardin des Vestiges tell the story of the city’s ancient origins. The Panier district, with its narrow streets and colourful façades, leads towards La Vieille Charité. Fort Saint-Jean and MuCEM look out over the seafront and house collections devoted to Mediterranean civilisations. Vieux-Port station is 200 m away; Saint-Charles station is 1 km away. Marseille-Provence Airport is 18 km away, and Catalans Beach is 1.5 km away.

A day can begin at the harbour and its quays, then continue through the narrow streets of Le Panier and at MuCEM. To see the coast from the sea, boat services leave from the Old Port for the islands and the calanques; the national park’s landscapes can also be explored on foot, depending on the area you choose. The Mediterranean climate makes outdoor activities pleasant for much of the year. In summer, plan visits for early in the day and leave time for evening walks along the seafront. Spring and early autumn often bring pleasant temperatures for exploring the city on foot.