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The villa offers one accommodation type: a 50 m² One-Bedroom Villa, with a bedroom and a living area. It can accommodate up to two people. The sleeping arrangements comprise a double bed and a sofa bed. There is also a bathroom with a shower or bath, including a balneo bath for a relaxing soak.

The private kitchen includes a refrigerator, microwave, hob, kitchenware and coffee machine. The villa also has a seating area, a flat-screen TV, a private entrance and soundproofed windows. Air conditioning is provided. The windows overlook the garden and inner courtyard, and a terrace extends the indoor living space. Toiletries, a bathrobe, slippers, a hairdryer, bed linen and towels are also provided.

The villa brings together practical facilities for cooking and relaxing during your stay. The kitchen includes a hob, refrigerator, microwave, toaster, electric kettle and coffee machine. There is a dining area, and a washing machine and ironing facilities are also available. The flat-screen TV offers a streaming service, and internet access is free.

Outside, the garden and sun terrace have outdoor furniture and a dining area. Air conditioning, heating and soundproofed rooms complete the indoor facilities. The balneo bath, private hot tub, bathrobes and slippers offer ways to relax in the villa. Services include a shuttle, including to the airport, and a concierge. The accommodation also has a private entrance and a smoking area.

Marseille’s 16th arrondissement is a residential area in the north-west of the city, between hills, inhabited neighbourhoods and access to the coast. The Saint-Henri and L'Estaque area retains a neighbourhood feel, distinct from the bustle of the Old Port. Walks by the sea, local parks and the streets of northern Marseille suit travellers who want to discover a less central side of the Phocaean city. L'Estaque, a former fishing village now part of Marseille, is also known for its scenery, which inspired painters such as Cézanne and Braque.

Séon-Saint-Henri railway station is 1.1 km away, while Bougainville metro station is 4.2 km away. Public transport connects you to the central neighbourhoods; by car, reaching the city centre and the Old Port involves crossing part of Marseille. MuCEM, dedicated to the civilisations of Europe and the Mediterranean, is 8.5 km away. Plage de la Lave, on the northern coastline, is 4.2 km away. Parc Séon and Parc Foresta provide green spaces nearby.

For a day in the city, you can spend the morning at the Old Port and MuCEM, then head to the Panier neighbourhood for its narrow streets and old façades. Another outing takes you to L'Estaque, where you can walk along the harbour and look out over the bay from the seafront. Marseille can be visited all year round; in spring and autumn, temperatures are often milder for walking, while summer is better for enjoying the beaches, though they are busier. Coastal walks and cultural visits are easy to combine depending on the weather.