Villa St Jean SUITE Romantique

Both accommodation options are suites for up to four people. Each has a separate bedroom and a living room with a sofa bed, making it easy to distinguish between the sleeping and living areas. Both also have a private bathroom, a fully equipped kitchen, air conditioning and a flat-screen TV with cable channels. A washing machine, soundproofing and a private entrance are also shared features.

Views of the sea, garden and pool are a feature of both suites. The Deluxe Queen Suite measures 50 m², while the King Suite with Pool View is larger, at 70 m². Both kitchens include an oven, hob, fridge, microwave and kettle. A coffee machine and dining area complete the facilities. The beds comprise one extra-large double bed and one sofa bed.

The outdoor areas include a garden, a terrace and outdoor dining furniture. You can use the barbecue and enjoy the sun terrace. The outdoor swimming pool, hot tub and sauna offer several ways to relax on site. Activities include table tennis, darts, canoeing and fishing. Sun loungers and parasols are also available.

The suites have a kitchen or kitchenette with a fridge, oven, hob, microwave, kettle and coffee machine. An on-site café, fruit and a minibar add to the dining facilities. The accommodation includes a flat-screen TV, radio and cable channels. Free Wi-Fi is available, and free private parking on site is provided by reservation. An electric vehicle charging station is available. Concierge services and a paid airport shuttle complete the facilities.

La Ciotat stretches along the Provençal coast, between beaches, the harbour and limestone hills. The Saint-Jean area, east of the centre, has a residential feel and faces the coast. Visitors come to alternate swimming with walks by the water and trips to the calanques. The town also retains its maritime identity, linked to its harbour and shipbuilding history.

The beaches of Saint-Jean and Fontsainte offer access to the shore and its Mediterranean waters. La Ciotat-Ceyreste railway station is 550 m away and connects the town with other stops along the coast. The centre and the Old Port invite you to stroll along the quays and through the old streets. Further afield, Calanques National Park draws hikers and those keen to see its rocky landscapes. Font Blanche Forest offers a shady alternative to the seaside. A car makes it easier to get to the coves and more distant neighbourhoods.

Summer is well suited to days at the beach, although the coast is busier then and the sun can be strong. Spring and early autumn often bring pleasant conditions for walking and exploring the coastal scenery. You can spend a day at the beach, then head to the harbour for an afternoon stroll. For an outing in nature, bring suitable walking shoes and check access to the trails in Calanques National Park, as restrictions may apply depending on conditions and the time of year.