Domaine du Peymian-Villa Art Deco

Domaine du Peymian-Villa Art Deco offers three villa layouts, all designed to accommodate families or groups. The largest measures 190 m² and has six bedrooms, four bathrooms and eight beds. Two other villas each have three bedrooms and measure 70 and 120 m² respectively. The fully equipped kitchens make it easy to prepare meals, with a refrigerator, dishwasher, oven or microwave among the facilities, depending on the accommodation. Air conditioning and a private bathroom are among the features common to all.

The layouts differ in their outdoor spaces and views. The 70 m² villa overlooks the garden from its terrace. The 120 m² and 190 m² options combine a terrace or balcony with views of the sea, garden or pool. The largest also has two living rooms, while the sleeping arrangements vary between villas.

The kitchens allow you to prepare meals on site. Depending on the layout, they are equipped with a refrigerator, dishwasher, oven, microwave, hob and kitchenware. A coffee machine, electric kettle and toaster complete the facilities. Dining tables and outdoor dining areas offer several options for meals.

Outside, the garden, outdoor furniture and barbecue complement the terraces. Sun loungers or beach chairs, as well as pool or beach towels, are also available. Private bathrooms include a shower or bath, towels and a hairdryer. Wi-Fi is free in the rooms, and free public parking is available on site. Pets are allowed on request, possibly for an additional charge. The accommodation also has air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a seating area.

La Ciotat stretches along the Mediterranean, between beaches, the port and limestone hills. This Provençal town combines a strong maritime presence with residential areas and seafront walks. The Saint-Jean area appeals to travellers looking to alternate between swimming, walks and exploring the centre without staying in a large city. Sandy beaches and small coves give the coastline a variety of settings.

La Grande Plage is about 650 m away, and Lumière and Saint-Jean beaches are also nearby. Calanques National Park offers hiking routes among cliffs and pine forests, with views over the coves. The Palais Lumière and Monument Lumière recall the town's links to the history of cinema. La Ciotat-Ceyreste station, 1.1 km away, serves the surrounding area; Marseille-Provence Airport is 40 km away. The old port and town centre are ideal for a stroll among Provençal façades and along the quays.

Sunny days in late spring and early autumn make it possible to enjoy the coastline, often with fewer visitors than in midsummer. In July and August, the sea and beaches set the pace of the day, while the Calanques trails are best explored early, before the heat sets in. In spring, a coastal outing can be combined with a walk around town; in the shoulder season, mild temperatures invite you to stroll along the port and explore the national park's landscapes.