LA Bastide DES CULS-ROUSSET
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Check-in desde: | 16:00 |
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Check-out antes de: | 11:00 |
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LA Bastide DES CULS-ROUSSET
Featuring an infinity pool and views of pool, LA BASTIDE DES CULS-ROUSSET is a guest house situated in a historic building in Marseille, 7.8 km from La Timone Metro Station.
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Familia viajera
Comentario: 6 ago. 2026
Fecha de estadía: ago. 2026
A little paradise
This bed and breakfast is a gem... a little paradise that is quiet, comfortable, and wonderfully decorated. The rooms are very clean, spacious, and very comfortable.
The homemade breakfast is delicious and generous.
The various facilities in the garden offer the opportunity for multiple sources of relaxation (ping pong, pétanque, swimming pools, jacuzzi, walk in the garden, furnished shaded areas).
You can easily travel throughout the region from this location.
The hostess is very kind, as is her team.
Don't hesitate to go; you will only have one desire: to return!
The homemade breakfast is delicious and generous.
The various facilities in the garden offer the opportunity for multiple sources of relaxation (ping pong, pétanque, swimming pools, jacuzzi, walk in the garden, furnished shaded areas).
You can easily travel throughout the region from this location.
The hostess is very kind, as is her team.
Don't hesitate to go; you will only have one desire: to return!
Familia viajera
Comentario: 23 jun. 2026
Fecha de estadía: ago. 2025
Lovely location but don’t expect hotel quality. Expect to do everything yourself!
Mixed. Negligible service more like a rental than a hotel. Beautiful setting but total failure to empty bins or change towels or service the room in any way. Credit cards not accepted meaning we had to pay out of a cash account. And none of this is cheap for a broadly self service experience! Sadly v poor comms afterwards mean we would never stay again and cannot recommend.
Pareja
Comentario: 17 ago. 2025
Fecha de estadía: ago. 2025
Timeless moment in Marseille
Timeless moment, in a beautiful setting. Close to Marseille and yet so calm and soothing. An unbelievable experience.
The room "Restanque" is tastefully decorated like the whole country house.
The breakfasts are fresh, hearty and delicious, prepared with love (the chantilly is to be damned).
A great team and care.
Isabelle is of rare kindness and knows how to share her passion for the region.
Elise & Malik
The room "Restanque" is tastefully decorated like the whole country house.
The breakfasts are fresh, hearty and delicious, prepared with love (the chantilly is to be damned).
A great team and care.
Isabelle is of rare kindness and knows how to share her passion for the region.
Elise & Malik
Familia viajera
Comentario: 28 jul. 2025
Fecha de estadía: jul. 2025
A peaceful oasis just outside Marseille
We had a wonderful stay at Bastide de Cul Rousset, a true hidden gem just 20 minutes from Marseille. Nestled in the green hills, this place is an absolute oasis of calm and beauty — the perfect base to explore both the city and the stunning surrounding countryside.
The garden is fantastic, full of charm and shade, with little corners to relax and enjoy nature. Our room was beautifully decorated, with great air conditioning, a private terrace, and a real sense of style and comfort.
Every morning, we were treated to a delicious breakfast served at the table, including fresh eggs and vegetables from the garden — simple, authentic, and absolutely delightful.
Above all, what makes this place special is the incredible hospitality. You feel truly welcome from the moment you arrive. We left feeling refreshed, inspired, and eager to return.
Highly recommended for anyone looking to combine visits to Marseille with rest and relaxation in a peaceful green setting.
The garden is fantastic, full of charm and shade, with little corners to relax and enjoy nature. Our room was beautifully decorated, with great air conditioning, a private terrace, and a real sense of style and comfort.
Every morning, we were treated to a delicious breakfast served at the table, including fresh eggs and vegetables from the garden — simple, authentic, and absolutely delightful.
Above all, what makes this place special is the incredible hospitality. You feel truly welcome from the moment you arrive. We left feeling refreshed, inspired, and eager to return.
Highly recommended for anyone looking to combine visits to Marseille with rest and relaxation in a peaceful green setting.
Pareja
Comentario: 21 jun. 2025
Fecha de estadía: jun. 2025
€330/Night ‘Luxury’ Retreat: Heat, Bugs, and a Frog Chorus Included!
We spent €330 per night at La Bastide des Cul-Rousset and left feeling completely baffled by the gap between the price and the actual experience.
The setting is remote and picturesque, but the property is shockingly under-managed. There was no on-site staff presence throughout our stay — no reception, no assistance, and WhatsApp messages were ignored for over six hours. We eventually had to call, and while the host was polite, she admitted she couldn’t help with anything.
The room was unbearably hot. There was no air conditioning — only an ineffective underfloor cooling system. At night, the temperature remained at 29.5°C, confirmed by the thermostat. We opened the windows in desperation, only to be swarmed by mosquitoes and bugs (unsurprising, given the nearby pond). Adding to the misery were the loud frogs croaking through the night — sleep was nearly impossible.
What’s worse, the windows have no mosquito screens, and the room has no alternative ventilation. This means: if you want fresh air, you must open the windows; if you open the windows, you will let in insects. For a property that markets itself as a luxury countryside retreat, this is a glaring design failure — and not during a heatwave, just a normal summer evening in Provence.
When we mentioned the unbearable heat to the host, she and her assistant expressed surprise and insisted "most guests are fine." But that’s precisely the issue — the property is either unaware or dismissive of real, practical shortcomings.
Privacy was also compromised: the curtains didn’t fully cover the large glass terrace doors, which felt uncomfortable when changing or showering.
There was no Wi-Fi in our room or anywhere on the estate. When we finally got the host on the phone late in the evening, she casually said, “Oh, the Wi-Fi is broken” — yet there had been no communication or notice provided at check-in. This lack of transparency was frustrating, especially given how isolated the property is.
To reach the room, we had to drag luggage over uneven gravel and grassy paths — impractical and poorly thought-out.
The estate has potential, but at present, it is amateurishly managed, lacks basic comfort, and feels entirely unworthy of its pricing. Sadly, this was one of the worst stays we’ve experienced in France. I genuinely regret booking this property.
The setting is remote and picturesque, but the property is shockingly under-managed. There was no on-site staff presence throughout our stay — no reception, no assistance, and WhatsApp messages were ignored for over six hours. We eventually had to call, and while the host was polite, she admitted she couldn’t help with anything.
The room was unbearably hot. There was no air conditioning — only an ineffective underfloor cooling system. At night, the temperature remained at 29.5°C, confirmed by the thermostat. We opened the windows in desperation, only to be swarmed by mosquitoes and bugs (unsurprising, given the nearby pond). Adding to the misery were the loud frogs croaking through the night — sleep was nearly impossible.
What’s worse, the windows have no mosquito screens, and the room has no alternative ventilation. This means: if you want fresh air, you must open the windows; if you open the windows, you will let in insects. For a property that markets itself as a luxury countryside retreat, this is a glaring design failure — and not during a heatwave, just a normal summer evening in Provence.
When we mentioned the unbearable heat to the host, she and her assistant expressed surprise and insisted "most guests are fine." But that’s precisely the issue — the property is either unaware or dismissive of real, practical shortcomings.
Privacy was also compromised: the curtains didn’t fully cover the large glass terrace doors, which felt uncomfortable when changing or showering.
There was no Wi-Fi in our room or anywhere on the estate. When we finally got the host on the phone late in the evening, she casually said, “Oh, the Wi-Fi is broken” — yet there had been no communication or notice provided at check-in. This lack of transparency was frustrating, especially given how isolated the property is.
To reach the room, we had to drag luggage over uneven gravel and grassy paths — impractical and poorly thought-out.
The estate has potential, but at present, it is amateurishly managed, lacks basic comfort, and feels entirely unworthy of its pricing. Sadly, this was one of the worst stays we’ve experienced in France. I genuinely regret booking this property.
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18 Chemin de Rousset, 13th Arrondissement, Marsella, 13013, Francia|A 8,37 km del centro de la ciudad
Check-in y check-out
Check-in desde:
16:00
Check-out antes de:
11:00
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