Boutique Hôtel Château Beaupin Restaurant & Wellness

Château Beaupin offers double rooms and suites in several sizes, with layouts suited to couples and groups. All have a private bathroom, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a coffee machine. Some overlook the garden, while others offer sea views. Several have a balcony or terrace, and some suites include a seating area or separate living space.

The 56 m² Prestige Suite with Sea View has two bedrooms. The Suite with Private Garden has a terrace overlooking the garden and a sofa bed, while the Signature Suite also has a sofa bed, a seating area and a bath. The Double Room with Private Garden has a terrace and a bath. The Signature Double Room overlooks the garden, while the Junior Suite offers sea views. Some bathrooms have a bath, while others have a shower.

Château Beaupin’s facilities include places to relax and activities linked to the sea. The spa and wellness centre has a sauna, hot tub and massage services; yoga classes and sports coaching are also available. The outdoor swimming pool, terraces and garden let you enjoy the open-air spaces. The restaurant, bar and on-site café offer several dining options, including breakfast in your room, packed lunches and room service.

For getting around, free public parking is available on site, with an electric vehicle charging point. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel, and an airport shuttle is among the services offered. Luggage storage, concierge service and daily housekeeping help make your stay easier. Activities listed include hiking, canoeing, diving, windsurfing, horse riding and golf nearby. Concerts, themed evenings, cooking classes and evening entertainment are also among the leisure options.

Marseille’s 8th arrondissement stretches along the Mediterranean and combines residential neighbourhoods, urban beaches and large green spaces. Around Pointe-Rouge, the coastline has a different pace from the city centre: coastal walks, water sports and outdoor activities play an important part. Families and travellers looking to alternate between swimming, walking and exploring Marseille will find a seaside setting here, while still being within the city.

Calanques National Park begins in this area, with trails, coves and hiking routes above the water. Pointe Rouge Beach is 850 m away, and Bonneveine Beach is 1.6 km away. Parc Borély, a large landscaped park known for its paths and gardens, is 2.1 km away. The Marseille Museum of Contemporary Art offers a cultural stop in the neighbourhood. Pointe-Rouge ferry terminal provides access to the seafront, while Rond-Point du Prado metro station makes it easier to travel to other parts of Marseille.

Spring and autumn are good seasons for walking the trails, when temperatures are milder; in summer, the beaches get busier and swimming shapes the day. For a longer outing, plan a trip to the Calanques and leave time to explore the Old Port and historic centre. A car is useful for exploring the surrounding area, but Marseille’s public transport connects the neighbourhood with the centre and its main sights. Mediterranean winds can pick up, especially in winter, sometimes making walks along the seafront cooler.