chambre Marseille pas loin de saint Charles et vieux port

The two rooms at chambre Marseille pas loin de saint Charles et vieux port each accommodate two people. Each has a private bathroom with a shower, a flat-screen TV and a coffee machine. A private entrance, wardrobe, fan, iron and clothes drying rack complete the amenities. You will also find free toiletries and a hairdryer. An electric kettle is provided too.

The 16 m² room overlooks the city and has a double bed. The other room, measuring 13 m², also has a double bed, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. Both rooms have a coffee machine and a private entrance. Towels and bed linen are provided for an additional charge.

The rooms offer practical everyday amenities. Free Wi-Fi is available in each room, and a flat-screen TV lets you watch programmes. A coffee machine and an electric kettle are provided for making drinks. The private bathrooms include a shower, toilet, hairdryer and free toiletries. Toilet paper is provided.

The accommodation has a private entrance, heating and a fan. An iron, wardrobe or clothes rack, clothes drying rack and socket near the bed complete the amenities. An airport shuttle is available for an additional charge. The accommodation is wheelchair accessible and located on the ground floor. There is no parking. Towels and bed linen may incur an additional charge.

Square national is in Marseille’s 3rd arrondissement, north of the city centre. This area combines residential streets, major roads and neighbourhoods undergoing redevelopment near Euroméditerranée. It suits travellers who want to discover an urban side of Marseille and reach the central districts by metro or on foot. The port and hills form the landscape of this Mediterranean city, while its markets, squares and museums tell the story of its popular and maritime heritage.

Marseille-Saint-Charles railway station is about 990 m away, and National metro station is 600 m away. From the neighbourhood, head south to explore the historic centre and the Old Port. The MuCEM explores Mediterranean cultures in a contemporary building near Fort Saint-Jean and the entrance to Le Panier, a district known for its narrow streets and colourful façades. Palais Longchamp brings together a large garden and museums, including the Musée des Beaux-Arts. Jardin Baya park provides a green space in the immediate neighbourhood.

Marseille can be visited all year round. In spring and autumn, the temperatures make it easier to explore the neighbourhoods on foot for longer and visit the museum collections. In summer, plan breaks during the hottest hours and enjoy the evening light over the port. You could spend one day exploring Le Panier, the MuCEM and the area around the Old Port; another could be devoted to the beaches and coastal scenery. The metro makes it easy to travel between the neighbourhood, the railway station and the central districts.