La Panouse

La Panouse's double room accommodates two people. It has a balcony and terrace, as well as a mountain view. These outdoor spaces set the room apart and let you enjoy the surrounding scenery from your accommodation. A wardrobe, fridge and electric kettle complete the facilities in the room.

The bathroom has a shower and toilet. Towels, slippers, a hairdryer, toilet paper and free toiletries are also provided. The room is furnished with a double bed. The fridge and kettle are practical for keeping drinks cool and making a hot drink. With space for two people, a balcony and a terrace, this room combines sleeping, storage and outdoor spaces in one category.

La Panouse has a swimming pool and garden, as well as a terrace and balcony attached to the room. Free private parking is available on site; no advance reservation is needed. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. These facilities bring together outdoor spaces, parking and internet access during your stay.

The room includes a shower, toilet, fridge and electric kettle. Towels, slippers, a hairdryer, toilet paper and free toiletries are provided. A wardrobe is available for storing personal belongings. A continental breakfast is served on site. The swimming pool and garden complete the outdoor spaces, while the balcony and terrace provide areas adjoining the room. The facilities therefore include leisure amenities, in-room conveniences and useful everyday services.

Marseille's 9th arrondissement stretches between the city's residential southern neighbourhoods and the hills that lead towards the Calanques massif. The landscape combines hills, gardens, urban roads and residential areas. It is less densely built-up than the centre and appeals to travellers who want to combine city outings with days by the sea or on the trails. La Panouse is in this southern part of the city, away from the main tourist routes around the Old Port.

Calanques National Park begins nearby and offers hiking trails through pine forests, cliffs and coves. Parc de la colline Saint-Joseph is 1 km away. To discover Marseille's 20th-century architecture, visit Le Corbusier's Cité Radieuse in the Prado neighbourhood. Château Borély houses the Museum of Decorative Arts, Faience and Fashion, near the park and coast. Plage Borély is 4.6 km away; the Prado and Bonneveine beaches extend this stretch of coast. Sainte-Marguerite Dromel metro station, 3 km away, connects the area to other neighbourhoods. Marseille Provence Airport is 24 km away.

For a day outdoors, set off early for the Calanques trails, especially during hot spells, and bring water and suitable footwear. The beaches and Parc Borély are ideal for a more relaxed outing, with a walk along the seafront. Spring and late season often offer pleasant walking conditions; in summer, swimming and morning visits help you avoid the hottest hours. Marseille city centre and its museums round out the itinerary when the weather is less favourable.