La Villa Blanche

La Villa Blanche’s rooms include double and quadruple categories, with floor areas of 16 or 33 m². All have air conditioning and a private bathroom. Depending on the room, you will find a shower, a bath or both, as well as a balcony or terrace. Views also vary between categories: pool, mountain, sea, garden or city.

The double rooms accommodate two people and differ in particular in their bathrooms and outdoor spaces. The quadruple rooms are designed for four people and have two double beds; one of them includes a mezzanine bed. Several categories have a flat-screen TV. One double room also has a minibar and a terrace. These differences make it possible to choose between a stay for two and a larger room for several travellers.

La Villa Blanche has several outdoor spaces around the house: a garden, a terrace and a sun terrace, with outdoor furniture. A picnic area lets you enjoy a meal outdoors. The children’s pool, parasols and sun loungers add to the facilities for relaxing. There is also an open-air bath and a solarium.

The surrounding area is suited to walking, hiking, cycling and horse riding. Indoors, air conditioning and soundproofed rooms contribute to guests’ comfort. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property, and free private parking is offered on site. The car park includes an indoor area and access for guests with reduced mobility. Pets can stay on request, possibly for an additional charge. The rooms are non-smoking, and some amenities are provided for pets.

Marseille stretches between the Mediterranean, the hills and the neighbourhoods that make this city both a port and a Provençal destination. La Villa Blanche is in the 13th arrondissement, in an elevated area north of the centre. The landscape combines residential areas, gardens and hills; it suits travellers who want to explore the city and return to a quieter setting. The port and valley are among the views from the terrace.

La Rose metro station is 2.9 km away and provides access to the Marseille network for exploring the different neighbourhoods. Marseille-Provence Airport is 17 km away. In the centre, Palais Longchamp brings together a palace, a park and two museums, while the Old Port is a landmark for watching maritime activity and exploring the waterfront. The Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilisations and Fort Saint-Jean offer a visit focused on Mediterranean cultures and the history of the port. Several parks and museums are also located in the northern part of the city.

For a day in the city, you can spend the morning exploring the collections at Palais Longchamp, then head to the Old Port and the quays in the afternoon. Marseille can be visited all year round; spring and autumn often offer pleasant conditions for walking through the neighbourhoods and enjoying the outdoor spaces. In summer, plan walks for the cooler hours and leave time for the terrace or pool. Hiking in the surrounding hills complements urban outings, while metro connections make it easier to get around the city without a car.