Les Citronniers

Les Citronniers offers three rooms: two Standard Queen Rooms and one Triple Room with Shower. They accommodate two or three people, depending on the category, and all have air conditioning and a private bathroom. Their sizes range from 16 to 30 m². Two rooms have a balcony and a fully equipped kitchen; they also include a dishwasher and a coffee machine.

The Triple Room with Shower stands out for its capacity of three people and its two beds: one single bed and one large double bed. Of the two Standard Queen Rooms, one has a balcony and a kitchen, while the more compact one has a bathtub. Bathroom amenities include a hairdryer and free toiletries. The room layouts therefore range from a space with a kitchen and balcony to a room with a bathtub, so you can choose according to your needs.

Les Citronniers has a garden furnished with outdoor furniture. You can settle in outside after a day of sightseeing or a bike ride. The rooms are air-conditioned and non-smoking. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. The rooms have a private bathroom with towels, bed linen, free toiletries and a hairdryer.

You also have access to a shared kitchen, and some rooms have their own kitchen with a dishwasher, oven and microwave. Cycling and hiking are available in the surrounding area. The property has no parking, so it is worth planning ahead if you are arriving by car. Check-in is from 17:00 to 20:00, and you must inform the property of your expected arrival time in advance. The garden and outdoor furniture provide space to relax on site, while the neighbourhood offers walking access to transport links and the sights around Longchamp.

Boulevard de la Libération is in Marseille's 4th arrondissement, in a lively urban area between the Cinq-Avenues and Longchamp neighbourhoods. The streets combine Marseille apartment buildings, local shops and busy roads, with public transport links to the city centre. The area suits travellers who want to explore the museums and central neighbourhoods without staying directly by the Old Port. The garden at Les Citronniers provides outdoor space at this city address.

Palais Longchamp is one of the neighbourhood's main landmarks: its monumental complex houses the Musée des Beaux-Arts and the Muséum d'Histoire naturelle, with a public garden around its pools and sculptures. Cinq Avenues Longchamp station is 350 m away, and Marseille-Saint-Charles railway station is 1.0 km away. Trains from the station serve the rest of the region and major cities. The Old Port, its quays and its maritime links are 1.8 km away; MuCEM and Fort Saint-Jean offer a glimpse into the city's Mediterranean history. The beaches along the coast are easier to reach by public transport or car.

For your first day, you could spend the morning at Palais Longchamp and its collections, then head down towards the centre to explore the streets around La Canebière. Another outing takes you to the Old Port, where you can enjoy the lively quays and views of the harbour. Marseille can be visited all year round: spring and autumn are pleasant for exploring the city on foot, while in summer you can plan a break by the sea and take the heat into account. Travelling by metro and on foot lets you vary your visits without relying on a car every time.