-Dorm Hostelworld Camp Backpackers-la girelle

The accommodation offers a Single Bed in a Mixed Dormitory Room, a shared room with a maximum capacity of one person. It has a private bathroom and air conditioning, as well as a fully equipped kitchen for preparing and storing meals. A refrigerator, oven, hob, dishwasher and microwave are among the facilities available.

The coffee machine, electric kettle, toaster and kitchenware complete the kitchen area. The room also includes a dining area, dining table, washing machine and flat-screen TV. A barbecue is among its facilities. This layout combines sleeping, cooking and dining areas in one space; the private bathroom has a shower. The category name refers to a single bed in a mixed dormitory.

The kitchen has several useful facilities for preparing meals, including a hob, oven, microwave, refrigerator, dishwasher and toaster. An electric kettle, coffee machine, kitchenware and dining table complete the space. The private bathroom has a toilet, shower, toilet paper, towels and bed linen. Air conditioning and heating are also provided.

Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. The flat-screen TV provides in-room entertainment. A washing machine and barbecue are also available. Guests can gather in the shared lounge, which also serves as a TV area. The property also offers bicycle hire, and hiking is among the activities available in Marseille and the surrounding area. Parking is not available on site.

Marseille combines an extensive seafront, sprawling residential neighbourhoods and the landscapes of the calanques. The address is in the 9th arrondissement, in the south of the city, in an urban area where beaches and green spaces are part of everyday life. This part of Marseille suits travellers who want to alternate city outings with swimming and walks in the open air. The sea and nearby hills give a stay here a different pace from the neighbourhoods around the Old Port.

Bonneveine and Borély beaches offer the chance to enjoy the coast, while Borély Park has wide paths for walking or taking a break away from the streets. The Cité radieuse, designed by Le Corbusier, is a notable architectural landmark in the neighbourhood. Calanques National Park draws hikers and those interested in coastal scenery. Sainte-Marguerite Dromel metro station is 2.7 km away; the transport network connects you to other parts of Marseille. Marseille-Provence Airport is 24 km away.

In spring and autumn, the trails and seafront promenades are good for walking, with temperatures often milder than in midsummer. Summer is more suited to beach visits, although the coast is busier. You can combine a walk in Borély Park with an afternoon on the beach; for a more active outing, the Calanques trails offer views of Mediterranean coves. Wear suitable shoes on the trails and bring water on hot days.