Villa Le Sud

Villa Le Sud offers five double rooms, each designed for two people and with a private bathroom. Four measure 18, 22, 18 and 25 m². The Double Room has a terrace and overlooks the garden and pool. The Superior Double Room, Standard Double Room and Double Room with Pool View also overlook the pool.

The first four rooms are air-conditioned and also have a flat-screen TV. They have a shower and hairdryer; some also have a private entrance, heating and a wardrobe or closet. The Large Double Room also accommodates two people and has a private bathroom. The rooms suit couples looking to enjoy the villa’s outdoor spaces, with a swim in the pool or time to relax in the garden.

Villa Le Sud combines leisure facilities with useful amenities for a stay in Cassis. The outdoor pool lets you enjoy the fresh air, while the garden and terrace provide places to sit outside. The villa is air-conditioned. Family rooms and non-smoking rooms are available, and every room has a private bathroom.

Free private parking is available on site without prior reservation. Wi-Fi is free in the communal areas. The outdoor spaces invite you to alternate between swimming in the pool and relaxing on the terrace or in the garden. After a day at the beaches of Cassis or on the Calanques trails, you can return to an air-conditioned room. The parking makes it easier to explore the surrounding area by car.

Cassis is a Provençal port town on the Mediterranean, between limestone cliffs, vineyards and hills. Its harbour, lined with colourful façades, is home to fishing and pleasure boats; the terraces and lanes in the centre make for a leisurely stroll. Villa Le Sud is in the Albizzi area, in a residential setting where the garden and pool offer a place to take a break after a day outdoors. The destination suits both those who enjoy swimming and those looking to explore the coastal scenery on foot.

Calanques National Park encompasses coves, trails and sea views between Cassis and Marseille. Grande Mer and Corton beaches are about 2.5 km away. Château de Cassis overlooks the harbour, and the Museum of Arts and Popular Traditions offers an insight into local history. Cassis railway station is 100 m from the villa and connects the town to the regional rail network. You can explore the centre and harbour on foot, while a car makes it easier to take trips to nearby villages and hiking trailheads.

In summer, the sea is inviting for swimming, while the Calanques trails are best explored in the morning, when it is cooler. Some hikes require sturdy shoes and water, especially on exposed sections. Spring and the shoulder seasons often bring milder temperatures for walking and exploring the coast. You could start the day with a stroll around the harbour, head to a cove, then finish among the lanes of Cassis. Wine lovers can also visit the vineyards in the surrounding area, which produce Cassis wines.