Chambre privée dans maison de maître, charme et confort proche des Calanques & plages - Parking privé gratuit

The two rooms at this guest house can accommodate up to three guests and each has a private bathroom. At 40 m², they include soundproofing, a fireplace, a desk and an outdoor dining area. A kettle lets you prepare a drink in your room. Both room types combine a large double bed with a single bed, with an additional single bed in the Family Room.

The most noticeable difference is the view: the Family Room overlooks the city, while the Triple Room with Private Bathroom faces the garden. The latter also has a bidet and a bath or shower. The Family Room includes a sofa and outdoor furniture. The bathrooms have hairdryers, and the rooms also include a wardrobe and wake-up service. The upper floors are accessible by stairs only.

The guest house has free private on-site parking, with no reservation required, as well as free Wi-Fi throughout the property. Guests can also use a fitness centre, sun terrace and picnic area. Outdoor furniture and an al fresco dining area let you enjoy the outdoor spaces.

Concierge and wake-up services are available. The family rooms have a kettle and dining area; a fireplace, desk and soundproofed rooms are also among the amenities. The private bathrooms have a hairdryer and a shower or bath. The indoor car park includes accessible parking for guests with reduced mobility. Outdoor play equipment for children, as well as board games and puzzles, are also available. The upper floors are accessible by stairs only.

Mazargues lies in southern Marseille, in a residential area where major roads connect with the coastal neighbourhoods. Boulevard Michelet runs through this part of the city and leads towards Prado’s beaches, green spaces and seaside promenades. The neighbourhood offers a more southerly side of Marseille, away from the Vieux-Port and the bustle of the centre. Families and travellers looking to combine city outings with days by the water will find suitable facilities here, with sports amenities and gardens nearby.

Calanques National Park stretches south of the city: its trails, coves and cliffs attract walkers as well as those keen on swimming and Mediterranean scenery. Le Corbusier’s Cité Radieuse is a landmark of the neighbourhood’s architecture. Parc Borély and its château offer a stroll among gardens and heritage before you continue to Borély and Bonneveine beaches. Sainte-Marguerite Dromel station is 2.1 km away; the metro connects you to other parts of Marseille. Marseille Provence Airport is 23 km away.

Spring and autumn are good seasons for city walks and hikes in the Calanques, with temperatures often more comfortable for walking. In summer, the beaches and coves draw more visitors; setting off early lets you enjoy the trails and coast before the hottest hours. You can combine a stroll through Parc Borély’s gardens with a swim on the coast, while the centre of Marseille is accessible by metro. For routes in the Calanques, bring sturdy shoes and water, especially during hot spells.