Chambre cosy avec terrasse arborée, Cassis, calme, parking, plage à 10 min

The room on offer is called Double Room with Terrace. Measuring 23 m², it accommodates up to two guests and has a private bathroom with a shower. Air conditioning, a wardrobe and a terrace with mountain views are among its main features. The terrace sets this room apart, with its private outdoor space and views of the hills around Cassis. An electric kettle is also provided. Guests have a sleeping area for two, with essential amenities all in one room.

The bathroom has a shower, toilet, hairdryer, towels and free toiletries. The terrace has outdoor furniture and offers mountain views. The room also includes a large double bed, a dressing room and heating. Its layout suits a stay for two, with outdoor space directly accessible from the room.

The garden and furnished terrace offer outdoor spaces where you can enjoy the surroundings of the room. Outdoor furniture and sun loungers make it easy to settle outside, while mountain views accompany your time on the terrace. The accommodation has air conditioning and heating. Free Wi-Fi is available, and free private parking is provided on site.

The room has a private bathroom with a shower, toilet, towels, hairdryer and free toiletries. An electric kettle, a wardrobe or dressing room and a socket near the bed complete the indoor amenities. The outdoor dining area, board games and puzzles offer other ways to enjoy the property's spaces. The beach is one of the attractions of a stay in Cassis.

Cassis is a coastal town in Provence, known for its port, beaches and the cliffs bordering Calanques National Park. The village combines narrow streets, colourful façades and maritime activity, with the sea as a landmark on walks around the area. The room is in an area where hills and natural spaces sit alongside residential neighbourhoods. This destination suits travellers who want to alternate swimming, boat trips and walks in the hills.

Corton Beach is 560 m away and Grande Mer Beach is 940 m away. The latter is next to the port, so you can enjoy the seafront while staying close to the village streets. Cassis Castle, 820 m away, overlooks the landscape from its promontory. Calanques National Park attracts walkers and those keen to enjoy coastal scenery; Port-Miou Calanque is 3 km away. Cassis railway station, 2.2 km away, connects the town to the regional rail network, but you will need to plan the journey from the station to the village centre.

Summer days are well suited to beaches and trips out to sea, but visitor numbers rise considerably during the holidays. Spring and early autumn often bring pleasant conditions for walking the trails and exploring the calanques. You can start the day with a stroll around the port, go for a swim and finish with a walk overlooking the cliffs. For excursions in the national park, bring water and suitable footwear, and check the trail access conditions.