To access the accommodation: From the seafront, between the Chapelle des Pénitents Bleus and the Théatre EDEN, access by the Bd Jean Jaurès, which changes name into Bd de la République; then on your left 200 m after the Carrefour City supermarket, access by the small street Lucien Martin and its retractable bollards. Call the telephone number of the bollards service displayed on the screen of the bollard to access the end of Lucien Martin street. Rue de la Liberté is on your right at the end of the descent.

The accommodation 4 Guest rooms on the first level + 1 Master Suite on the second floor with its own bathroom and a panoramic view of the Grand Portico of the shipyards, the summit of the Bec de l'Aigle and the head of the Figuerolles cove Unlimited 24/7 access to the secure underground parking lot at 300m is offered during your stay for 1 vehicle, park without constraint and forget the car! High speed Wifi La Fibre to surf at will in all the accommodation Washing machine, dryer, dishwasher, iron and ironing board, to make your daily life easier Nespresso coffee pods, kettle, toaster, filter coffee maker, to start the day well! You will have access to our tips and good plans in our Welcome Book to enjoy life like a local! If this accommodation is already occupied on your dates, do not hesitate to ask us, we have other accommodation solutions in La Ciotat. Access for travelers Attention: 1 reservation for 2 people = 1 room only (Master Suite) 1 reservation for 3 to 4 people = 2 rooms allocated 1 reservation for 5 to 6 people = 3 rooms allocated 1 reservation for 7 to 8 people = 4 rooms allocated 1 reservation for 9 persons = 5 rooms allocated The other rooms will not be available. If you wish to take advantage of individual rooms, please take care to adapt the number of travelers when making your reservation. Example: 3 travelers in a single room = 1 reservation for 5 people. 5 travelers in a single room = 1 reservation for 9 people.

La Ciotat is a city on the French Mediterranean coast. At its southern end, the botanical garden of the Parc du Mugel features tropical plants, pebble beaches and playgrounds. The large Ciotaden Museum, located among the cafes and bars of the restored Vieux-Port district, offers exhibits on the history of shipbuilding in the city and the invention of pétanque. Just to the north is the Eden Theatre, the oldest working cinema in the world.