Suite studio entier St Charles, Canebiere, Vieux-Port Appartement

The studio on offer is called Double Room and accommodates up to two people. Measuring 27 m², it comprises a bedroom with a double bed, a private kitchen and a private bathroom. Air conditioning, soundproofing and a flat-screen TV are among the room's amenities. A private entrance leads directly to the accommodation.

The kitchen includes a fridge, microwave, electric kettle and kitchenware; a dining area with a table makes it possible to eat in. The bathroom has a shower or bathtub, a toilet and a hairdryer. Free toiletries and slippers are also provided. Bed linen is provided, while towels or sheets may incur an additional charge. This studio brings together sleeping, cooking and dining areas in one space.

The studio has a private kitchen where you can prepare meals throughout the day. It includes a fridge, microwave, electric kettle and kitchenware, as well as a table and dining area. Air conditioning and soundproofing complete the space, which also has a private entrance. A flat-screen TV is provided too.

The private bathroom includes a toilet, a shower or bathtub, a hairdryer, slippers and free toiletries. Bed linen is provided; towels are available, with possible additional charges for some towels or sheets. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. Heating is also provided. There is a mini-market on site. The accommodation thus offers useful amenities for cooking, relaxing and arranging periods of rest in a private space.

Marseille stretches between the Mediterranean and the hills, with a lively centre where popular neighbourhoods, shopping streets and historic monuments sit side by side. Rue des Convalescents is in the Saint-Charles area, north of the historic centre. The neighbourhood suits travellers who want to get around by train or public transport and reach both the central streets and the port. The old façades and squares in the centre tell the story of a lively port city, shaped by the sea and trade.

Marseille-Saint-Charles railway station is about 340 m away and serves regional and national journeys. The Vieux-Port, accessible by metro or on foot, is the starting point for walks along the quays and excursions to the Frioul Islands. The Marseille History Museum covers the main periods in the city's past, while the Memorial to La Marseillaise traces the origins of the national anthem. MuCEM and Fort Saint-Jean bring together collections, contemporary architecture and views of the port. Catalans Beach is 2.2 km away; Marseille-Provence Airport is 18 km away.

To explore the centre, set aside a day to walk between the old streets, museums and quays, then leave time to sample Provençal specialities. In fine weather, you can enjoy the beaches and seaside walks; in summer, the heat and crowds are more pronounced. Spring and the shoulder season often offer pleasant conditions for visiting the neighbourhoods and cultural sites. The metro and urban bus routes make it easier to reach more distant areas.