Ô Balinais mini villa avec spa et piscine chauffée privative Marseille

Ô Balinais offers a 30 m² suite for two, with a separate bedroom and a living room. The private bathroom includes a spa bath; air conditioning and soundproofing complete the facilities. The suite opens onto a terrace with views of the garden, pool and mountains. Its private pool is one of its distinctive features.

Inside, you’ll find a flat-screen TV with a streaming service, a minibar and a coffee machine. The dining table, kettle and microwave provide a dining area. Toiletries, a bathrobe, slippers and a hairdryer are also provided in the bathroom. This layout combines a living area and a separate bedroom in a single suite designed for two guests.

The outdoor areas include a garden, outdoor furniture and an outdoor dining area. The private pool is heated; sun loungers and parasols let you make the most of the terrace. A private hot tub and a spa complete the leisure facilities. The reception is open 24 hours a day, and the private entrance provides independent access.

Inside, air conditioning, heating and soundproofing add to your comfort. The suite has a flat-screen TV, a streaming service, a minibar and a coffee machine. Continental breakfast can be served in your room. Free private indoor parking is available on site, with access adapted for guests with reduced mobility. Wi-Fi is free throughout the bed and breakfast.

La Barasse is in the 11th arrondissement, in eastern Marseille, amid residential neighbourhoods, gardens and hills. This part of the city has a different feel from the port centre: hills and green spaces set the scene, while urban routes connect the neighbourhoods to the rest of Marseille. If you’d like to alternate city outings with quieter moments, you may appreciate this property’s access to outdoor spaces and nearby walks.

La Barasse station is 600 m away and provides access to the regional rail network. Jardin de la Barasse, 790 m away, offers space for a walk in the neighbourhood. At 1.7 km, Château de la Buzine is a cultural venue devoted in particular to the world of Marcel Pagnol. Calanques National Park stretches across the Marseille region; its trails and coves can be explored by choosing a suitable access point and respecting the site’s conservation rules. You can head west to visit the city centre, the Old Port and the museums along the waterfront.

For a day of sightseeing, you could spend the morning among the hills or in the Calanques, then head into the centre to see the Old Port and historic neighbourhoods. In summer, plan outdoor walks for early morning or late afternoon, when the heat is less intense. Spring and the shoulder season are also good for exploring on foot and combining coastal and city outings. A car makes it easier to get to the different sites, while the nearby station offers another option for regional travel.