BOUTIQUE HOSTEL BY Cassis

The accommodation at BOUTIQUE HOSTEL BY Cassis comprises a bed in a six-bed mixed dormitory, a double room with garden views and a budget double room. Depending on the category, the layouts suit solo travellers or two people. The 22 m² dormitory has a terrace and views of the swimming pool and mountains. The double room with a terrace measures 12 m² and has a private bathroom with a shower.

Facilities vary between rooms: the dormitory has a coffee machine and a refrigerator, while the double room with a private bathroom includes a hairdryer and a desk. Depending on the category, the accommodation overlooks the hills around Cassis or the swimming pool. The budget room has a double bed. In the two rooms with detailed facilities, the upper floors are accessible only by stairs.

The seasonal outdoor swimming pool is one of the places to relax at BOUTIQUE HOSTEL BY Cassis. A sun terrace and outdoor furniture let you enjoy the fresh air, and sun loungers are also available. The hot tub and massages add to the wellness facilities. For meals on site, there’s a picnic area, outdoor furniture and a shared kitchen.

You can use the lockers and luggage storage, as well as board games and puzzles. The guest house also offers bicycle hire and hiking opportunities nearby. Free Wi-Fi is available in some rooms. Free parking is available in nearby public spaces, with no reservation required. The rooms are non-smoking, and the property is for adults only. The outdoor areas include a terrace and a sun terrace; some rooms on the upper floors are accessible by stairs.

Cassis is a Provençal harbour between Marseille and La Ciotat, at the foot of limestone cliffs that plunge into the Mediterranean. The village combines narrow streets, colourful façades and quays lined with boats. Life revolves around the harbour and beaches, while hills and pine forests quickly take over as you leave the waterfront. This variety appeals to travellers who want to alternate swimming, wandering around the village and walking through coastal landscapes.

You can explore the harbour and old town on foot, including Saint-Michel Church, the château and the village’s small squares. Corton Beach is 820 m away; Grande Mer and Bestouan beaches offer other places to access the sea. Sainte-Croix-de-Jérusalem Chapel and the Museum of Popular Arts and Traditions provide a glimpse of local heritage. For panoramic views and walks, Calanques National Park stretches around Cassis, particularly towards Port-Miou. Cassis railway station connects the village to the regional rail network and is 1.9 km from the guest house. Marseille Provence Airport is 34 km away.

On fine days, you can spend the morning exploring the narrow streets and harbour, then the afternoon at a beach or hiking towards the calanques. In summer, the coast is very busy, and the heat makes it worth setting off early for a walk. Spring and the shoulder season offer pleasant conditions for trails and visits, with a quieter atmosphere outside the summer period. Trips to the coves call for sturdy shoes and water, especially in strong sunshine.