You access your room very freely thanks to safes whose code I send you by email to take and return your key at the time that suits you (arrival after 3pm and departure before 11am.) I live in the house and I am there every day. Depending on your schedule, we may not see each other, but I hope I will have the pleasure of meeting you and talking about your trip. I am at your disposal to give you all the advice you may need. You will also find tourist brochures and the city map at your disposal. Everything is organized to give travelers the most comfort and freedom possible.

Maison Dormoy is a *** listed hotel house, with six charming rooms or suites for short stays. Enter the hall in double height with its magnificent glass roof and its large staircase which serves the apartments, Isabelle receives you in her beautiful family house, decorated with passion. The large rooms are equipped with a bathroom with large shower and a small kitchen (except the junior LEA), very pleasant for preparing breakfast or a simple meal (Nespresso coffee machine with capsules, kettle and toaster, fridge , microwave). JANE and SUZAN are suites with 2-bedroom kitchenettes. For 2 people using the 2 bedrooms: choose the rate 3 people. EMMA and ELISE, with kitchenette, are on the garden side and have a large balcony with tables and chairs. SARAH, with kitchenette, and large bathroom LEA is a single room for 2 people with its bathroom but without kitchen, it can be coupled to Elise by a connecting door. It is not possible to receive a BB bed in Léa.

Located a stone's throw from the city center in the 4th arrondissement of Marseille, the Longchamp district, with the Five Avenues arranged in the shape of a star, is a traditional bourgeois bourgeois district with lots of shopping and beautiful, essentially old Haussmannian style buildings. Very pleasant to live in, it is served by many transportations: tram, bus and metro which put the Old Port or the train station 10 minutes away, but also the Timone hospital directly served. The Palais Longchamp with the Museum of Fine Arts and the Museum of Natural History. Its huge park is open to the public, it is here the point of arrival of the waters of the Durance, diverted to supply the city of Marseille. It hosts every summer in the open air, the jazz festival of 5 continents. Very commercial district, everything is within reach within a radius of 200 m. Traditional shops, crossroads and spar convenience stores are open even on Sundays. The market in Place Sébastopol is held every day. You will find tapas or beer bars, restaurants going towards the Longchamp palace or the boulevard Chave, always less than 500m.