Bastide Ecurie Massilia

La Bastide Ecurie Massilia offers double rooms and studios ranging from 15 to 35 m². Several rooms have a private bathroom, air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. Some also have a balcony or terrace, while several overlook the garden and mountains. The double rooms accommodate two or three people, depending on the category; the studios can sleep up to five guests.

Facilities and layouts vary between rooms. Some double rooms share a bathroom and toilet, while others have their own bathroom. The Studio with Mezzanine is the largest accommodation and includes a dining area and a terrace. Sleeping arrangements combine double and single beds; the Studio with Mezzanine also has a sofa bed. A refrigerator is provided in the rooms.

The guest house has a garden, a sun terrace and a shared lounge where you can relax indoors. General facilities include air conditioning and heating. Family rooms and non-smoking rooms cater to different needs, and the accommodation includes a flat-screen TV. Free Wi-Fi is available in the rooms. Free private parking is provided on site; pets are allowed on request, and a surcharge may apply.

Rooms include a refrigerator and microwave, as well as bed linen, towels and a wardrobe or clothes rack. Depending on the category, you will have a private bathroom or shared facilities, a shower or a bath, and views of the garden or mountains. A fold-up bed is also available. The terrace and garden provide outdoor spaces to enjoy during your stay in Aubagne.

Aubagne is a Provençal town in Bouches-du-Rhône, between Marseille and the first hills of the Massif de l’Étoile. Its identity is closely linked to Marcel Pagnol: the hilly landscapes, the old town’s narrow streets and places associated with the writer give your visit a distinctive theme. The town suits travellers who want to combine local heritage, outdoor activities and trips to the coast.

Le Petit Monde de Marcel Pagnol and the Maison natale de Marcel Pagnol offer a glimpse into the author’s world and the Provençal life that inspired his stories. The old town’s streets are also home to landmarks such as Saint-Pierre Church and the Clock Tower. Calanques National Park, 4.1 km away, has coastal scenery, with cliffs, coves and trails. Aubagne railway station, 2.3 km away, connects the town to the regional rail network; a car makes it easier to explore the hills and nearby villages.

For a day out, you can start with the places dedicated to Pagnol, then head for the trails or natural areas nearby. Spring and autumn are good seasons for walks in generally milder temperatures; in summer, you can extend your outings towards the sea, planning them for the cooler parts of the day. Marseille makes another stop, with the Vieux-Port, museums and architecture, while the scenery of the Calanques invites you to spend a full day hiking or by the water.