"Les Antilles " Héhergement chez l'habitant

Les Antilles offers two rooms: a Single Room with Terrace and a Deluxe Double Room. The first accommodates one person and has a single bed; the second sleeps two and has a double bed. Both are compact, with facilities suited to a stay in Marseille near the coast.

The rooms are air-conditioned and soundproofed. Each has a balcony or terrace and views of the sea, garden and city. They share a bathroom with a bath and shower, as well as shared toilets. Free toiletries, a hairdryer, towels and bed linen are provided. The Single Room is distinguished by its single occupancy, while the Deluxe Double Room offers sleeping space for two. The rooms also have a refrigerator, microwave and kettle.

The outdoor areas include a garden, a sun terrace, outdoor furniture and a dining area. The balcony and access to the seafront extend these facilities, and sun loungers are available. Guests can also make use of the tennis court and equipment. Les Antilles has free private parking, with access adapted for guests with reduced mobility.

The rooms are air-conditioned and soundproofed; some facilities include a lift, which provides access to the upper floors. Free internet access is available in the communal areas. Shared facilities include an electric kettle, microwave and refrigerator, as well as a seating area. In the shared bathroom, you will find a bath or shower, toilet, hairdryer and free toiletries. Towels and bed linen are provided. The smoking area is separate from the non-smoking rooms.

Pointe Rouge lies on Marseille’s southern coastline, in a district focused on the sea and outdoor activities. The seafront alternates between sandy stretches, small harbours and green spaces; locals come here to swim, walk along the waterfront or head out to sea. This part of the city has a seaside atmosphere while remaining connected to the central districts. Les Antilles is in this coastal setting, near Pointe Rouge Beach.

Calanques National Park begins in the area: its coves, limestone cliffs and trails attract hikers and swimmers. Bonneveine Beach and Borély Park extend the walks northwards, while Borély Castle houses the Museum of Decorative Arts, Ceramics and Fashion. The Pointe Rouge market also brings life to the district. Rond-Point du Prado metro station provides access to Marseille’s metro network; Saint-Charles railway station is about 6 km away. Marseille-Provence Airport is 23 km away.

In summer, plan to visit the beaches early in the day and leave time for a walk along the seafront in the late afternoon. Spring and autumn are good seasons for hiking in the Calanques, when temperatures are more moderate. For a varied day out, you can combine a coastal walk, a break on the beach and a visit to Borély Castle. Access to trails in the massif may be restricted depending on weather conditions and the risk of fire.