LES VOLETS ROUGES - Hôtel Cassis - Situé dans le Parc National des Calanques - Parking Gratuit

LES VOLETS ROUGES offers double, triple, quadruple and family rooms, with capacity and features that vary by room type. All have air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. The rooms range from 11 to 25 m². Several have a terrace; some terraces overlook the garden.

Double rooms have either a double bed or two single beds, while the triple and family room types offer more beds. The 25 m² family room has a double bed and bunk beds; another 25 m² family room overlooks the garden and can accommodate up to five people. One room is adapted for guests with reduced mobility. Depending on the room type, you will also find a patio, a private entrance, a desk or parquet flooring.

LES VOLETS ROUGES provides free private on-site parking, with no prior reservation required. Wi-Fi is free in the rooms. The garden and furnished terraces provide outdoor spaces to relax, read or enjoy a coffee. The sun terrace and outdoor furniture also let you make the most of the Provençal climate between outings.

Facilities include air conditioning, heating, a private entrance and family rooms. The hotel is wheelchair accessible and has facilities adapted for guests with reduced mobility. There is a café on site; wine, champagne and hot drinks are also available. Buffet breakfast is served by reservation, which must be made before 18:00 the previous day, and includes sweet items. For leisure, the surrounding area is suitable for walking, cycling and hiking. Board games and puzzles are available at the hotel, and daily housekeeping completes the services.

Cassis stretches between limestone hills and the Mediterranean, amid pine forests, cliffs and small coves. The old town slopes down towards a fishing harbour lined with colourful façades, where you can stroll, linger on a terrace and board a boat to explore the coast. Route de la Gineste connects the hotel with this landscape of hills and scrubland. Walkers and cyclists will find routes crossing the heights before reaching the sea.

Calanques National Park begins near Cassis; its trails and coves attract hikers and visitors keen to explore the massif. Calanque de Port-Miou, 3.3 km away, is a long, sheltered inlet where boats anchor. Grande Mer Beach and Bestouan Beach are places to swim near the centre. Château de Cassis overlooks the harbour, while Saint-Michel Church and the Museum of Popular Arts and Traditions offer a glimpse of local heritage. Cassis railway station is 3.4 km away; a car is useful for reaching the coast and trailheads.

Summer days are hot, and visitor numbers increase on the beaches and trails. In spring and autumn, temperatures are often milder for walking the Calanques trails and enjoying strolls by the water. In summer, access to some trails may be restricted depending on the fire risk. You can spend the day combining a morning walk, a break at the harbour and a swim in the late afternoon. The Cassis vineyards, known for their white wines, offer another way to discover the Provençal landscape.