La Châteaude

La Châteaude offers a Studio with Terrace designed for two people. Measuring 20 m², it has a private bathroom with a shower and mountain views. The terrace is its defining feature: it extends the indoor space and overlooks the surrounding landscape. The studio includes a flat-screen TV, an electric kettle, a refrigerator and a dining table. Bed linen and towels are provided.

This layout combines a double bed and practical amenities in a single room. The private bathroom includes a toilet and a shower; toilet paper is also provided. Heating completes the room’s amenities. The terrace and views of the hills distinguish this studio, while the TV and facilities for preparing a drink or storing food make the space practical for a stay for two.

La Châteaude provides free Wi-Fi throughout the property and free private parking on site, with no reservation required. The studio has a flat-screen TV, an electric kettle, a refrigerator and a dining table. Its private bathroom is equipped with a shower; towels and bed linen are provided. Heating completes the indoor amenities.

Outside, guests have access to a terrace, a garden and an outdoor swimming pool. Mountain views accompany your stay from the studio and its terrace. A continental breakfast is served on site. The property combines useful everyday amenities with outdoor spaces, as well as free private parking at the address. The room is non-smoking. The outdoor swimming pool offers an additional space to enjoy the garden when it is available.

Aubagne is in Bouches-du-Rhône, at the foot of the Provençal hills and in the area associated with Marcel Pagnol. The town combines everyday life, local heritage and garrigue landscapes. Its centre lets you discover markets, squares and places linked to the writer and cinema. The surrounding area attracts visitors who want to alternate walks in the hills with urban visits, with Marseille within driving distance.

Le Petit Monde de Marcel Pagnol and Maison natale de Marcel Pagnol tell the story of the writer’s attachment to Aubagne and its landscapes. Musée du patrimoine René Verrier and Musée des santons en Provence offer a glimpse of local traditions and regional crafts. Calanques National Park, 6 km away, has trails, limestone cliffs and Mediterranean coves. Aubagne train station, 3.7 km away, makes it easy to travel to Marseille and other towns in the area; a car gives you more freedom to explore the surrounding villages and landscapes.

Spring and autumn are well suited to walks, when milder temperatures make it more comfortable to explore the hills or visit the Calanques. In summer, outings early in the morning are pleasant before the hottest hours, particularly for hikes and beach visits. A day can begin with a stroll through Aubagne’s centre, continue with a visit to the area associated with Pagnol, and end with views of the coast. Marseille easily rounds out the itinerary with its museums, Vieux-Port and historic districts.