Hôtel Eden Cassis - centre-ville- piscine chauffée, jacuzzi et sauna - parking privé

The accommodation includes double rooms, studios, a triple studio, an apartment and a suite. All have a private bathroom and air conditioning, and every category has a flat-screen TV. Rooms vary in size, layout and outdoor space: some have a balcony or terrace, while others overlook the courtyard, town or swimming pool.

The studios and apartment have a kitchen or kitchenette, with facilities varying by category. The triple studio adds a sofa bed to the large double bed and can accommodate three people. The 45 m² apartment has a living room and a separate bedroom. The 40 m² suite has a lounge area and a spa bath. The more compact categories have a simpler layout, with a minibar in several rooms. Bed configurations vary by accommodation; some offer single beds or a large double bed.

Hôtel Eden Cassis combines leisure facilities with practical amenities. The heated outdoor swimming pool is reserved for guests staying in apartments. The sauna and hot tub complement the wellness area, and massages are available. A terrace, garden and sun loungers let you enjoy the outdoor spaces. The hotel also offers bicycle hire and walking tours.

A continental breakfast is served buffet-style. An on-site café, wine and champagne, and a minibar are also available. Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel; rooms have air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. Private indoor parking is available by reservation and costs €20 per day. Luggage storage, concierge service and private check-in are among the services on offer. Rooms have a private bathroom with a shower or bath, depending on the category. Board games and books for children are also available.

Cassis is a port village in Bouches-du-Rhône, between the Mediterranean coast and the limestone hills of the Calanques National Park. The port, the narrow streets of the centre and the beaches make for a lively setting, particularly busy in summer. The destination suits travellers who want to combine swimming, seaside walks and discovering Provençal heritage. The market and terraces contribute to the village’s pace, while paths quickly climb above the coast.

Château de Cassis overlooks the port, and the Musée d'Arts et Traditions populaires presents local history. Grande Mer Beach is 330 m away; Corton Beach offers another place to swim. Boat trips from the port let you discover the calanques, and Port-Miou Calanque can be reached from the village. Cassis train station is 2.5 km from the centre; a car or local transport makes it easier to travel between the station and the hotel. Marseille-Provence Airport is 34 km away. The streets in the centre are easy to explore on foot, but reaching the calanques and more distant beaches involves a longer walk.

In summer, set off early to enjoy the coast before the busiest hours and take water for the trails. Spring and the shoulder season are well suited to walks, with often milder temperatures. You can start the day at the port and market, continue with a boat trip, then finish at one of the village beaches. If you are hiking in the national park, check the day’s access conditions: restrictions can vary depending on fire risk.