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Casa Ortega, Marseille Hotels
Simple yet cozy renovated bed and breakfast in a historic building with a lounge and terrace
Casa Ortega, a charming bed and breakfast nestled in the vibrant 1st Arrondissement of Marseille, offers a delightful stay within a beautifully restored historic building. Caroline, the passionate owner, has meticulously renovated and updated the property, skillfully blending its authentic character with the conveniences of modern comfort. The bed and breakfast enjoys a prime location directly across from the bustling main train station, Saint-Charles. While the area around Saint-Charles is often teeming with traffic and pedestrians, a leisurely 10-minute walk will lead you through quieter, more tranquil streets to the heart of the city center.
This route takes you past La Canebière, a renowned avenue celebrated for its diverse array of shops and inviting cafés. Extending your stroll a little further, you’ll find yourself within easy reach of other captivating landmarks, including the historic Old Port, the charming La Panier district, and the architecturally significant Old Charity Center, all conveniently located within a 20-minute walk from Casa Ortega.
Casa Ortega, with its intimate collection of fewer than ten guestrooms, exudes a quaint and welcoming ambiance. Each room has been thoughtfully designed, seamlessly merging 20th-century retro furnishings with contemporary amenities to create a unique and comfortable experience. Every room boasts a private entrance, an en suite bathroom for your convenience, a comfortable double bed, and essential air-conditioning to ensure a pleasant stay. The decor and color theme of each room vary, adding to the individuality and charm of the bed and breakfast. However, it is important to note that all rooms are simple by design, and often adorned with antique furnishings and carefully selected art pieces, creating a sense of history and character. For an exceptionally indulgent experience, consider booking the room with a terrace, which offers a generously sized king-size bed and a delightful outdoor space with a serene garden view.
Being a simple bed and breakfast, Casa Ortega offers a selection of essential amenities to enhance your stay. Every morning, guests are treated to a delectable breakfast lovingly prepared by Caroline herself. This breakfast includes her homemade yogurt, which has garnered high praise from previous kimkim travelers. In addition to the delightful breakfast, the property features a small outdoor space where you can relax and soak up the atmosphere, as well as a library lounge where you can unwind with a good book. For those planning to visit the city beaches, Casa Ortega thoughtfully provides beach towels, masks, snorkels, and hats for your use.
Hotel Information
3-star Hotel
+33 680625321
46 Rue des Petites Maries
https://www.casa-ortega.com/
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