B&B Les Têtes de Mules - Adults Only

The three rooms at B&B Les Têtes de Mules are designed for two guests and each has a private bathroom, kitchenette and terrace. They are air-conditioned and soundproofed. Shared amenities include a flat-screen TV, fridge, hob, microwave, kitchenware and coffee machine. Each terrace provides a private outdoor space.

The main differences are room size and view. The Mountain View King Room is the largest, at 19 m². The Pool View King Room measures 16 m², while the Garden View King Room is 12 m². All three have a large double bed and a shower or bath. These options let you choose between views of the hills, the pool or the garden, while enjoying the same essential amenities.

B&B Les Têtes de Mules has an outdoor infinity pool and a garden furnished with outdoor furniture. A sun terrace and an outdoor dining area let you enjoy the open air. The rooms have a kitchenette, private bathroom, air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. They are soundproofed and have a private entrance. Bed linen, towels and a hairdryer are provided.

Breakfast is available in continental, vegetarian or à la carte options, and the rooms have a kettle or coffee machine. Streaming services complement the TV channels. Free private parking is available on site, and Wi-Fi is free. The property is for adults only. Parasols and sun loungers are provided around the outdoor areas, and daily housekeeping is available. Check-in and check-out are private.

Gémenos is a Provençal village between Aubagne and the hills of the Sainte-Baume massif. The old town retains a peaceful scale, with streets lined with old façades and village squares. The town attracts travellers looking to alternate walks in the hinterland with trips to the coast and explorations of Provençal landscapes, while staying away from Marseille’s more urban areas.

Parc d'Albertas and Château d'Albertas are close to the village; the park is known for its gardens and hosts the Fête des plantes in spring. Chapelle Saint-Martin offers a heritage stop nearby. The trails of the Sainte-Baume massif invite you to hike, while Calanques National Park offers routes through limestone hills and Mediterranean coves. Aubagne, accessible from the train station 5 km away, is associated with Marcel Pagnol and the tradition of santon figurines. A car makes it easier to explore these places and the coast.

Spring and autumn are pleasant times to walk in the hills and visit the villages without the summer heat. In summer, the days are suited to swimming and trips to the beaches, although the coast is busier. One outing could combine Aubagne’s market and streets with a hike in the hinterland; for a day by the water, the Calanques offer another side of the region. Bring sturdy shoes for the trails and keep water with you on summer walks.