MGH Massilia Green House

MGH Massilia Green House offers three room categories for two or four people. The room sizes range from 25 to 48 m² in the two categories for which facilities are detailed. The Deluxe Double or Twin Room measures 25 m², while the Classic Quadruple Room is larger, at 48 m². Both have air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. The first has two single beds; the second has four single beds and a bath or shower.

The Economy Double Room measures 45 m² and can accommodate four people. It is also offered with four single beds. The rooms therefore differ in size and capacity, as well as in the facilities provided in each category. The descriptions for the first two specify an electric kettle and a desk. Tiled or marble floors, bed linen and heating are also among their facilities.

MGH Massilia Green House has a garden, a terrace and a picnic area furnished with outdoor furniture. These spaces are ideal for getting some fresh air or taking a break between outings along the coast. A beach is also listed among the facilities. Water activities on offer include snorkelling, diving and canoeing. Packed lunches are also available for days out.

The hotel's restaurant serves meals and offers menus for special diets on request; wine and champagne are also available. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel. Air conditioning and heating are among the general facilities, and family rooms are available. Pets are allowed on request, and an additional charge may apply. The hotel does not have parking. The beaches at Pointe Rouge and the area's green spaces offer several opportunities for walks and swimming, depending on your plans.

Pointe Rouge is a district in the south of Marseille facing the sea, with beaches, a small harbour and walking areas. Its atmosphere differs from that of the city centre: activities revolve around the coastline and outdoor outings. If you want to alternate between swimming, walks and city sightseeing, it provides a place to stay by the Mediterranean.

Pointe Rouge Beach is 250 m away. Calanques National Park starts in this area, with coastal paths, coves and rocky landscapes to explore on foot or by boat. Parc Borély and Château Borély offer another outing, with landscaped gardens and a museum of decorative arts, faience and fashion. The Museum of Contemporary Art of Marseille is also in the area. To reach other districts, Rond-Point du Prado metro station is 3.7 km away; Marseille-Saint-Charles railway station is 6 km away. Marseille Provence Airport is 23 km away.

In summer, the beaches attract more visitors, and the sea is a feature of days spent swimming or taking boat trips. In spring and autumn, milder temperatures are well suited to walks in the parks and hikes in the Calanques. You could spend the morning on the coastal path and the afternoon in central Marseille, around the Old Port and the MuCEM. If you plan to explore several beaches and coves, bring suitable shoes and check trail access conditions before setting off.