Villa Soléa

Villa Soléa is rented as a whole; its rooms cannot be booked separately. The 190 m² house has six bedrooms, a living room and three bathrooms, with a maximum capacity of twelve people. The sleeping arrangements include five large double beds, a sofa bed and two single beds. The bedrooms are part of a family villa designed to accommodate several guests under one roof.

The shared spaces make a real difference to your stay: the kitchen is equipped for preparing meals, while the living room has a seating area, fireplace and flat-screen TV. Air conditioning, a washing machine and a dishwasher are also provided. The house offers views of the garden, pool or mountains. The terrace extends the living space outdoors, and the private pool is open seasonally. The three bathrooms have a bath or shower; bed linen and towels are provided.

The villa has a private outdoor pool, open seasonally, with a shallow end and a pool cover. Sun loungers let you enjoy the garden and sun terrace. Inside, air conditioning keeps the living spaces comfortable, while outdoor furniture and an outdoor dining area make it easy to eat outside. The accommodation is self-contained and includes a fully equipped kitchen.

Several massage services are available, including full-body, couples', back, neck, hand, foot and head massages. A concierge service and childcare are among the facilities available. Families can also enjoy board games and puzzles. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the villa, and free private parking is provided on site. Pets are allowed on request at no extra charge.

Marseille's 9th arrondissement combines residential areas, hills and access to the coast. Around La Panouse, the homes are more spread out than in the city centre; you can reach the green spaces and trails of Calanques National Park, whose rocky landscapes descend towards the Mediterranean. This part of southern Marseille suits travellers looking to combine days in the city with swimming and walks in nature; having a car is useful for exploring different places.

Bonneveine and Borély beaches are about 5 km away, in the Prado area. Borély Park combines gardens and walking paths with proximity to the seafront; Château Borély houses the Museum of Decorative Arts, Faience and Fashion. Orange Vélodrome stadium and Marseille Chanot Convention and Exhibition Centre are also in the south of the city. For public transport, Sainte-Marguerite Dromel station is 3.2 km away; from there, you can take the urban transport network to explore the historic centre and the Vieux-Port.

For a day outdoors, the Calanques offer hiking routes and coves, with conditions varying according to the season and permitted access. In summer, expect high temperatures and busy beaches; spring and autumn are well suited to walks and city visits. You could spend a morning at the Prado beaches, then explore the Vieux-Port and Marseille's old neighbourhoods. Marseille-Provence Airport is about 29 km away by road.