Hôtel Des Moulins

Hôtel Des Moulins offers several room categories, from a single room and double rooms to a family room, a twin room and a one-bedroom apartment. Room sizes range from 10 to 25 m², depending on the category. Some rooms overlook the garden, and several are air-conditioned. The Twin Room stands out for its two single beds, while the Family Room combines a double bed and a sofa bed.

The apartment includes a seating area and a kitchenette equipped with a refrigerator, kitchenware and an electric kettle. It also has a dining area and soundproofed walls. The Superior Double Room offers a seating area, a welcome tray and an extra-large double bed. A Standard Double Room is on the ground floor and allows pets. Bed arrangements vary from room to room; extra beds and cots are available in some categories, subject to availability.

The hotel has free private parking on site without the need to reserve, as well as an electric vehicle charging point. A terrace and a sun terrace provide outdoor spaces, while the on-site bar and café are places to enjoy a drink. One vending machine offers snacks and another offers drinks. You can also make use of a concierge service and express check-in and check-out.

Free Wi-Fi is available in some rooms. Room amenities include a hairdryer, toilet paper and towels. The property has family rooms and non-smoking rooms, as well as a bowling service. Air conditioning is among the general facilities. There is no public transport serving the hotel, so a car is recommended for getting there and exploring the surrounding area. Check-in is between 16:30 and 23:00, and check-out is by 11:00. Guests are asked to inform the property of their arrival time in advance.

Allauch is a Provençal commune north-east of Marseille, between urban districts and the hills that mark the approach to the Garlaban massif. Its old village has sloping lanes, houses clustered around the church and viewpoints over the countryside and the metropolitan area. The area suits travellers who want to explore Marseille while staying in a less densely populated commune, or spend part of their stay among the hills and on walking trails.

Château de la Buzine, associated with the life and work of Marcel Pagnol, is 3.3 km away. Calanques National Park is 3.7 km away; its Mediterranean landscapes combine cliffs, coves and trails, and access should be planned according to the site you visit. Central Marseille brings together the Old Port, museums and historic districts, while Palais Longchamp houses museums and gardens. Saint-Marcel, a station serving the area, is 3.6 km away; La Rose metro station is 4.2 km away. The hotel is not served by public transport, so a car is recommended.

In spring and autumn, temperatures make walks in the hills pleasant; in summer, it is better to plan outdoor outings for the morning and spend the hottest hours on indoor visits. You could combine a day in Allauch village with a walk in the Garlaban massif, then spend the evening in central Marseille. For the Calanques, choose a route suited to the season and access conditions. The museums, Old Port and Marseille’s districts can be visited all year round, with more outdoor activities on sunny days.