Bleu Hôtel & Spa by Germain Collection

The rooms and suites at Bleu Hôtel & Spa by Germain Collection accommodate up to two people in the double room categories, while some suites have additional sleeping arrangements. All categories have a sea view and include air conditioning, a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV, a coffee machine and soundproofing. The double rooms measure 19 m²; the suites offer more space, ranging from 32 to 44 m².

Depending on the category, you will find a balcony or terrace, as well as a bath in the suites. The suites also have a seating area; several include a very large double bed and a sofa bed, while the Signature Suite has two double beds. Bathrobes, slippers and toiletries are provided in the rooms. These spaces are suitable for a couple’s getaway or a family stay, with sea views in every category.

The seasonal outdoor swimming pool, spa and wellness centre make up the hotel’s leisure facilities. You can enjoy a hammam, hot tub, massages and a relaxation area. Sun loungers and pool or beach towels are also available. The terrace, outdoor furniture and access to the seafront invite you to get some fresh air between activities.

The restaurant, bar, on-site café and snack bar offer several dining options. The buffet breakfast can also be served in your room; a kettle or coffee machine is available in the accommodation. For outings, the hotel offers a shuttle service, and the 24-hour reception ensures someone is on hand at all times. Activities mentioned on site and in the surrounding area include cycling, hiking, canoeing and kayaking, fishing, windsurfing and diving. The indoor car park is private and paid, and has a charging point for electric vehicles.

Carry-le-Rouet is a small port town on the Côte Bleue, west of Marseille. Its coastline alternates between beaches, coves and rocks, with a Provençal atmosphere focused on the sea. The harbour, coastal walks and swimming shape the days; the town suits travellers who want to combine relaxing by the water with exploring the surrounding area. The coast retains a quieter character than the large urban seafronts.

Several beaches offer a choice of swimming spots: Fernandel Beach is 160 m away, while the Eaux Salées cove has a rocky landscape suited to walking. The Observatoire du Parc Marin de la Côte Bleue showcases the marine environments of this stretch of coast. Carry-le-Rouet railway station, 800 m away, makes it easy to travel by train along the coast. For a cultural visit, Marseille and the MuCEM are 27 km away; Marseille-Provence Airport is 12 km away.

The Mediterranean is ideal for boat trips, snorkelling and walks on the coastal paths, when conditions allow. In summer, the beaches are particularly busy, and on hot days it is worth planning walks for the morning or late afternoon. Spring and the shoulder season often offer a quieter atmosphere for exploring the Côte Bleue. A day can begin with a swim, continue with a walk near the harbour and end with a fish meal in the region.