Le Garlaban 2

Le Garlaban 2 offers a one-bedroom holiday home arranged to accommodate up to three people. Covering 50 m², it combines a bedroom with a double bed and a living room with a sofa bed. The bathroom and kitchen are for the exclusive use of guests, giving you separate spaces for sleeping, relaxing and preparing meals.

The kitchen includes a fridge, oven, hob, microwave, kettle, toaster and kitchenware. There is a table for dining indoors, while the terrace extends the living space outdoors. Air conditioning, a washing machine and a flat-screen TV are also provided. The windows look out over the garden or inner courtyard. This layout combines sleeping space in a bedroom and a living room, making it practical for a couple or small family.

Le Garlaban 2 brings together the facilities you need for a self-catering stay in Aubagne. The kitchen includes a fridge, oven, hob, microwave, toaster, kettle and coffee machine. A dining table lets you eat indoors, and there is also an outdoor dining area on the terrace. A washing machine, outdoor furniture and air conditioning complete the everyday facilities.

The garden, sun terrace and barbecue offer several places to enjoy the outdoors. The outdoor swimming pool is heated and has a shallow end; sun loungers and a pool cover are also provided. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the accommodation, and free private parking is available on site. Pets are welcome at no extra charge. The accommodation is on the ground floor and has a private entrance.

Aubagne lies east of Marseille, amid the Provençal landscapes that inspired Marcel Pagnol. The town combines a lively old town, a tradition of santon figurines and views towards the Garlaban massif. You can stroll through the town centre, discover workshops devoted to santon-making and follow in the footsteps of the writer and filmmaker. The setting appeals to travellers looking to combine city visits, local heritage and outdoor activities without staying in central Marseille.

Aubagne railway station, 2.2 km away, connects the town with the surrounding area and makes it easier to travel to Marseille. Museums devoted to Marcel Pagnol and santons offer a closer look at local history and craftsmanship. Calanques National Park, 5 km away according to the listed sites around the accommodation, offers hiking through Mediterranean scenery of cliffs and coves. For city visits, Marseille’s Old Port and major museums make for a day trip; Marseille Provence Airport is 30 km away.

Spring and autumn are pleasant times to walk in the hills and visit villages without the summer heat. In summer, plan outdoor excursions early in the morning and leave time for the pool during the hottest hours. A day could combine a stroll through Aubagne’s centre, a visit related to Marcel Pagnol and an outing to the Calanques. A car makes it easier to explore the hills and coastline, while the railway station offers another way to reach Marseille.