Hotel SPA Plage St Jean

The five categories include double rooms, a twin room, a Junior Suite and a room accessible to guests with reduced mobility. All have a private bathroom and air conditioning. They measure 14 or 15 m² and accommodate two people, except for the Junior Suite, which is designed for four.

Facilities vary by category. Some rooms overlook an inner courtyard, while others have a balcony or terrace. The Junior Suite also has a seating area, with a double bed in the bedroom and a sofa bed. The accessible room is on the ground floor; the twin category has two single beds. The rooms also have a flat-screen TV and soundproofing. Several categories include a desk and safe.

The wellness area brings together a heated indoor pool, sauna and hot tub. You can also enjoy the spa, relaxation area and solarium. Outdoors, garden furniture, terraces and sun loungers provide places to unwind. The hotel offers access to the district’s seaside setting and bicycle hire.

The restaurant, bar and on-site café make up the dining options; special-diet menus are available on request. Breakfast includes continental and buffet options. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel, and on-site private parking is free. The reception is open 24 hours a day, and luggage storage is available. Other facilities include a lift, family rooms and facilities accessible to wheelchair users.

La Ciotat stretches along the Mediterranean, between the beaches of the Saint-Jean district and the Calanques hills. This Provençal town combines harbour life, seaside walks and places to swim. The area appeals to travellers who want to spend time on the coast without giving up outings in a town that is inhabited all year round. The landscape alternates between coves, pine forests and residential neighbourhoods, beneath the coast’s changing light.

Saint-Jean’s beaches line the shore; Saint-Jean Beach is 130 m from the hotel. Calanques National Park offers trails and rocky panoramas, while La Ciotat’s old port lets you discover its maritime activity and the streets of the centre. The Monument Lumière recalls the town’s connection with cinema. La Ciotat-Ceyreste railway station is 1.3 km away, providing access to the regional rail network. Marseille-Provence Airport, the nearest airport in the area, is 41 km away.

For a relaxing day, you can spend the morning swimming, then head to the centre to stroll around the port and visit the Eden Théâtre, associated with the early days of cinema. Coastal trails and the Calanques scenery are well suited to walks; take account of the summer heat and the rules for protected natural areas. Spring and early autumn are pleasant times to walk and explore the coast in milder temperatures; summer is better suited to beach days and water activities.