La Maison Mickael

La Maison Mickael offers double rooms and a suite, ranging from 18 to 26 m². Each accommodation has a private bathroom, air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. Several rooms overlook the sea, while one double room offers a view of the inner courtyard and a kitchenette equipped with a fridge and hob. A desk, bed linen and towels are also provided in the accommodation.

The 26 m² suite has a separate living room, a bedroom and a private entrance; it overlooks the sea. The rooms with sea views measure 18 or 20 m² and have a double bed. The room overlooking the inner courtyard measures 20 m² and has a kitchenette. Each accommodation sleeps two people. Rooms on the upper floors are accessible by stairs only.

La Maison Mickael offers a range of useful services for a seaside stay. Free private parking is available on site without prior reservation, and parking facilities include an electric vehicle charging point. The hotel also has free Wi-Fi throughout. The on-site restaurant, bar and café let you enjoy a meal or a drink without leaving the property; children’s menus are also available.

The beach and seafront are among the key features, with several beaches accessible in the area. The rooms are air-conditioned and have a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and free toiletries. Common areas include vending machines for snacks and drinks, a tour desk and express check-in and check-out. Board games and puzzles are available. Pets are allowed on request at no extra charge. The hotel has non-smoking rooms, and the upper floors are accessible by stairs.

The Prado neighbourhood stretches along Marseille’s southern coastline, between the beaches, green spaces and wide avenues of the 8th arrondissement. La Maison Mickael is in this part of the city, where you can spend your days swimming, walking by the sea and exploring Marseille’s heritage. The atmosphere is more coastal than that of the old town’s streets, while still being within the city.

The Prado beaches are about 250 m away; the Parc Balnéaire du Prado runs along the shore and has paths for walking and cycling. Parc Borély, with its gardens and extensive lawns, is about 1 km away. Château Borély houses the Museum of Decorative Arts, Ceramics and Fashion. To reach other neighbourhoods, Rond-Point du Prado metro station connects the area to Marseille’s transport network; Saint-Charles station serves regional and national trains. The Old Port and the city centre’s museums can be visited by continuing north.

Spring and early autumn are pleasant times for coastal walks and exploring the parks, while summer is better suited to enjoying the beaches. You could start the day with a swim at the Prado, continue through the gardens of Borély, then finish by exploring the Old Port and historic centre. Hikers can also plan an excursion to Calanques National Park, whose trails and coves reveal another side of the Marseille coastline. In summer, it is best to plan outdoor activities for the morning or late afternoon.