HPC Suites

The accommodation comprises one-bedroom apartments, suite apartments and a superior single room. Sizes vary by category, with the apartments featured here ranging from 45 to 80 m². All have a private bathroom and air conditioning; a fully equipped kitchen, dishwasher and coffee machine are among the amenities commonly found in the apartments.

The main differences are the outdoor spaces and views. Some apartments overlook the sea, while others have a terrace or patio; one category has a private swimming pool. The largest apartment, at 80 m², has a balcony with a sea view and is in a separate building, 800 m from the main address. Sleeping arrangements range from a large double bed to configurations with both a large double bed and a double bed. The superior single room has a bath and a terrace.

The heated outdoor swimming pool is open seasonally. Sun loungers and parasols are also provided for days by the water. A sun terrace and outdoor furniture offer places to relax outside. Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel, and the accommodation is air-conditioned. Families can choose from the family rooms.

Public parking is available on site for €15 per day; a charging point for electric vehicles and spaces accessible to guests with reduced mobility are also provided. The hotel is wheelchair accessible. Luggage storage makes arrivals and departures easier, while private check-in and check-out are available. In Cassis, you can go for a walk or cycle, hike, canoe, fish, scuba dive or take part in water sports on site. A tennis court is also available, and film nights are organised.

Cassis is a Provençal port on the Mediterranean coast, framed by limestone cliffs and the landscapes of Calanques National Park. The village combines a lively old harbour, shopping streets and beaches accessible from the centre. Its atmosphere suits both visitors looking to swim and those who prefer walking through landscapes of scrubland and white rock. The harbour terraces and market offer a glimpse of local life, while the wine estates reflect the tradition of Cassis wines.

The castle overlooks the houses and harbour, while Saint-Michel Church and the Museum of Popular Arts and Traditions offer an insight into the village’s history. Grande Mer Beach is close to the centre; Corton and Bestouan beaches offer other places to swim. Port-Miou, the first calanque on the way to Marseille, can be reached on foot and marks the start of the coastal trails. Boat trips also let you see the coves from the sea. Cassis railway station is outside the village; a car or taxi makes it easier to reach the harbour.

In summer, the sea draws many visitors, and the days are well suited to swimming, boat trips and morning walks in the calanques. Spring and the late season are good times for hiking, with milder temperatures and quieter trails. For a varied day out, you can explore the harbour, visit the castle and finish at a beach, or spend the morning at Port-Miou before returning to the village to discover the market’s produce.