Petit studio haussmannien

Le Petit studio haussmannien offers a double room for up to two people. The room measures 9 m² and includes a large double bed. Its private bathroom is equipped with a shower, a toilet and a hairdryer. Bed linen and towels are provided, while heating helps keep the room comfortable. A refrigerator is also available.

This room is the only accommodation offered by the guest house, so it suits a solo stay or a stay for two, with no choice between different categories. Its layout brings together the essentials for sleeping and getting ready in a compact space. The bathroom is reserved for the room’s occupants. Guests can also use the free Wi-Fi. Pets are allowed at no extra charge. The station and Saint-Charles metro station in the district make it easy to travel to different parts of Marseille.

The facilities at Le Petit studio haussmannien bring together the practical essentials for a stay in a double room. The private bathroom includes a shower, a toilet and toilet paper; a hairdryer is also provided. Bed linen and towels are available in the room. Heating completes the indoor facilities, and a refrigerator lets you keep drinks or food cool.

Internet access is free via Wi-Fi, with a speed of 4 Mb/s. Pets are allowed at no extra charge. The guest house has non-smoking rooms and offers a family room among its general facilities. No parking is available on site. Breakfast is among the options offered during your stay. These facilities accompany a simple accommodation, centred on a room with a private bathroom, in Marseille’s Saint-Charles district.

Marseille stretches around a Mediterranean port, between old districts, wide avenues and hills. Saint-Charles is an urban district shaped by the station, train departures and the movement of the city. At Le Petit studio haussmannien, you stay on boulevard de la Liberté, in an area where public transport makes it easy to travel to the centre and the coast. This property suits travellers who want to explore Marseille on foot and by metro, as well as those arriving by train.

Saint-Charles station is about 200 m away, and the metro station of the same name is 150 m away. La Canebière leads towards the Vieux-Port, whose quays let you discover the maritime activity and set off on a boat trip. The Panier district, with its old narrow streets and colourful façades, offers a walk through historic Marseille. The MuCEM explores the civilisations of Europe and the Mediterranean, near Fort Saint-Jean. Catalans Beach is 2.3 km away; Marseille-Provence Airport is 18 km away.

Marseille can be visited all year round: sunny days are suited to walks around the port and trips to the calanques, while museums and historic districts offer places to visit in less settled weather. In summer, plan walks for the cooler hours and take water on excursions. For a varied day, start in the old town, spend the afternoon by the seafront and leave time to sample Provençal cuisine. Public transport makes it possible to reach the main areas without relying on a car.