B&B HOTEL Marseille Parc Chanot

The rooms come in three categories for two people: a Double Room, a Double Room adapted for guests with reduced mobility, and a Twin Room. The two double rooms measure 12 and 13 m² respectively; the Twin Room also measures 13 m². All include a private bathroom with a shower, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and soundproofing. Bed linen is provided, and each room has a desk and a hairdryer.

The accessible room stands out for its adapted facilities, while the Twin Room has two single beds instead of a double bed. An elevator serves the upper floors. The rooms are non-smoking and have heating. Free toiletries and towels complete the bathroom facilities. This arrangement suits guests travelling alone or as a couple, as well as those who prefer separate beds.

The communal areas bring together several practical facilities for travellers. The reception is open 24 hours a day, and luggage storage is available. Outside, the garden furniture and sun terrace offer different places to sit. The garden completes these facilities. Vending machines offer drinks and snacks, and there is also a snack bar and a café.

The buffet includes options for children. The rooms have a private bathroom, a shower, towels, bed linen and free toiletries. A hairdryer and a socket near the bed are also provided. A flat-screen TV and internet access complete the in-room media facilities. The hotel has a lift and facilities for guests with reduced mobility, including a low washbasin, raised toilet and grab rails. Indoor parking is available on site.

The Prado district in southern Marseille combines sports facilities, green spaces and access to the coast. It has the feel of a lively urban neighbourhood, shaped by major roads and events at the stadium, with residential streets around the parks. This part of the city suits visitors who want to attend a sporting event, reach the beaches or explore Marseille by public transport. Rond-Point du Prado is a useful landmark for travelling towards the centre or the coast.

Rond-Point du Prado metro station is 350 m away and connects the district with central areas. Stade Vélodrome is 1 km away; football fans and concertgoers can also admire its architecture and explore the surroundings of Parc Chanot. Parc Borély has shaded paths and gardens, while the Prado beaches, 2.2 km away, offer access to the seafront. Further north, Saint-Charles railway station is 3.3 km away. The Old Port and its quays are another place to visit for a walk, a boat trip or a tour of the historic centre.

Marseille is worth visiting all year round, but spring and autumn are particularly well suited to long walks, with temperatures often milder than in the height of summer. On hot days, you can divide your time between green spaces and the coast, then spend another day at the Old Port and the museums in the centre. In summer, plan outdoor visits for the morning or late afternoon. The metro makes it easy to get around the city, and the beaches and cultural attractions offer a variety of outings without leaving Marseille.