Maison Notre Dame Marseille

La Maison Notre Dame Marseille offers two double rooms, each accommodating two people. They are air-conditioned and share a bathroom equipped with a walk-in shower, shared toilet, hairdryer and slippers. Free toiletries, towels and bed linen are provided for both rooms.

The Standard Double Room with Shared Bathroom measures 11 m² and has a double bed. The Double Room with Shared Bathroom offers 16 m²; you can choose between two single beds and one large double bed. This second room therefore stands out for its larger floor area and choice of bed configuration. Other facilities include an electric kettle, wardrobe or closet, and heating. Both rooms are on the ground floor.

The property provides free Wi-Fi throughout and air conditioning. The rooms are non-smoking, and heating lets you adjust the indoor temperature according to the season. The garden offers outdoor space at this Marseille address, while the entire accommodation is on the ground floor. Yoga classes are also among the facilities and activities on offer.

In the rooms, you will find an electric kettle, a wardrobe or closet, bed linen and towels. The shared bathrooms have a shower, shared toilet and hairdryer; slippers and free toiletries are also provided. A tea/coffee maker is available. A continental breakfast is served on site. The property has no parking; you can get around the district on foot or by metro, with Castellane and Estrangin - Préfecture stations nearby.

Castellane et Préfecture is an urban district of Marseille, between shopping avenues, lively squares and streets that slope down towards the Old Port. The district lets you discover a city where daily life meets traces of a long Mediterranean past. Walking gives you access to gardens, squares and several museums; the metro connects you to more distant districts. It is a suitable place to stay if you want to explore the city without staying in a seaside district.

The Old Port brings together boats, quays and departures for the islands; ferries from the port go to places including Château d'If and the landscapes of Calanques National Park. Musée Cantini displays art collections in a private mansion, while Musée d'Histoire de Marseille traces the city's development around the site of the ancient port. Notre-Dame de la Garde Basilica overlooks the city and offers views of Marseille and the Mediterranean. Saint-Charles railway station serves regional and national rail services. Prado beaches are south of the city, and several metro stations make it easy to travel between the centre, the station and the coast.

For your first day, you can walk along the Old Port quays, head to Le Panier district and spend the afternoon at a museum or strolling through a garden. In hot weather, plan your walks for the morning and use the sunniest hours for museums or a break by the water. Spring and autumn are well suited to urban walks; in summer, beaches and boat trips add a coastal outing to your stay.