LA BASTIDE DES CULS-ROUSSET

The rooms and suites at LA BASTIDE DES CULS-ROUSSET accommodate two people; the accessible room also has a sofa bed and can sleep four people in total. They range in size from 22 to 39 m². Each has a private bathroom, air conditioning and a terrace. A flat-screen TV, coffee machine and minibar complete the room facilities.

Views and spaces vary from room to room: some overlook the garden or courtyard, while others have views of the pool, mountains, city or lake. The 22 m² Double Room also has a balcony. The 39 m² accessible room includes a patio. Both suites have a separate living room and a bath, while one 26 m² Double Room has a private pool.

At LA BASTIDE DES CULS-ROUSSET, the garden and furnished terraces invite you to enjoy the outdoors. A picnic area, outdoor furniture and an outdoor fireplace offer different ways to relax. You can also play darts or table tennis, go hiking and make use of the children’s playground. Outdoor games and board games are also available for families.

The wellness facilities include a spa, a hot tub and an open-air bath, as well as massages and treatment packages. Private parking is free and has a charging station for electric vehicles; accessible spaces are available. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. The on-site café, snack bar and minibar drinks round out the facilities. Menus for special dietary requirements are available on request.

Marseille stretches between the Mediterranean and the hills, with neighbourhoods that each have a distinct atmosphere. LA BASTIDE DES CULS-ROUSSET is in the city’s 13th arrondissement, in a residential area in the north. Gardens, parks and walking paths give this part of Marseille a quieter pace than the Old Port. It suits travellers who want to explore the city and return to a green setting to relax.

The surrounding area combines natural spaces and cultural attractions. The Musée des Arts et Traditions populaires du terroir marseillais, 1.4 km away, offers an introduction to local traditions. The Musée de la Moto is of interest to motorcycle enthusiasts, while the Cascade des Aygalades makes for an outing to a natural site. La Rose Metro station is 2.1 km away and connects northern Marseille with other neighbourhoods. Palais Longchamp, with its gardens and museums, is 5 km away. Catalans Beach and the historic centre are farther away, at around 8 km.

For a first look at Marseille, spend a day at the Old Port, in Le Panier and among the waterfront landmarks; you could set aside another day for museums and green spaces. The city can be visited year-round: spring and autumn are well suited to walks, while summer invites you to spend time by the sea. In summer, plan outdoor visits for the cooler hours. The hills and walking trails nearby also offer an alternative to days spent in the city centre.