Best Western Hotel & SPA Coeur De Cassis

Best Western Hotel & SPA Coeur De Cassis offers air-conditioned rooms and suites with a private bathroom, television, fridge and free Wi-Fi. Depending on the category, you will find tea and coffee-making facilities, a coffee machine, a safe or interconnecting rooms. The names distinguish Comfort and Classic rooms, Superior categories and several Junior Suites.

The main differences are in the layouts and special features. One room has a balcony overlooking the garden, while some suites look out over the village. The Junior Suite with Whirlpool Bath has its own hot tub. For families, a duplex room combines a large double bed and a sofa bed. Room sizes range from 10 to 25 m² where this information is provided. Sleeping arrangements vary by category, with double beds, a very large double bed or a single bed combined with a large double bed.

The spa and wellness centre includes a hammam, sauna and hot tub, with a dedicated relaxation area. Massages are available by reservation. The sun terrace provides an outdoor space for enjoying the continental breakfast buffet, which is also served in the dining room. There is a café on site, and wine or champagne can accompany a relaxing break.

Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel. The 24-hour reception provides a wake-up service and luggage storage; express check-in is also available. The rooms are air-conditioned, and some can be interconnecting. The lift, toilets with grab rails, raised toilets and low-level sink are among the facilities adapted for guests with reduced mobility. Family and non-smoking rooms are available. The hotel does not have parking.

Cassis is a Provençal port between the Mediterranean and the limestone hills of Calanques National Park. The old village is arranged around the port, colourful façades and narrow streets; you can alternate strolls along the quays with swimming and breaks in the shade. The landscape changes quickly as you leave the seafront: white cliffs, pine trees and coves give the region a very different character from the larger seaside resorts. This destination appeals both to visitors looking to enjoy the beach and to those who want to walk or discover the coastal scenery.

Grande Mer Beach is near the port, while Cassis Castle overlooks the village. The Museum of Folk Arts and Traditions and Saint-Michel Church offer a glimpse of local heritage as you stroll through the central streets. For a day in nature, Port-Miou Calanque is accessible from the village; its trails run along the hills and continue towards other coves. Cassis railway station is outside the centre, and Marseille-Provence Airport serves the region. You can explore the village on foot, but a car makes it easier to get to trailheads and more distant beaches.

In summer, the sea and swimming shape the days, and the coast gets busier. Spring and early autumn bring temperatures suited to walks and hiking routes, while leaving more room to explore the village. A day can start at the port and market, continue along the Calanques trail, then end at the beach on the way back. Coastal scenery enthusiasts will also enjoy the Route des Crêtes between Cassis and La Ciotat, known for its views of the cliffs and sea.