Le Jardin D'emile
Hotel Description
Location
This hotel is located in Cassis.
Facilities
The friendly staff at the reception desk are happy to answer any questions. To ensure a comfortable and relaxing stay, the hotel provides a baggage storage service. Wireless internet access is provided in public areas (no extra charge). A garden provides extra space for rest and relaxation in the open air. Guests arriving by car can park their vehicles in the parking lot for no extra charge. Complimentary newspapers are available.
Rooms
A range of amenities complete the standard furnishings.
Sports/Entertainment
Fine weather can be enjoyed on the terrace. Copyright GIATA 2004 - 2022. Multilingual, powered by www.giata.com for client no. 126311
Meals
A fortifying breakfast is served daily.
Excellent
Based on 322 reviews
Amazing value for money!
Based on 322 reviews
ClockworkNellie
2018-08
This hotel is in a really nice location. Parking included. Very rustic and old fashioned French which is nice in a way. BUT - it goes beyond rustic when the hotel is really dirty and run down. I...
226sabinep
2018-08
Welcome with warm red walls framed with umbrella pine trees on the outside and a soothing Mediterranean blue room with a small terrace where a delicious breakfast is served WITH a FRESHLY squeezed...
jeanettex
2018-09
I wouldn't dream of staying anywhere else. Across the street from lovely beach, on the route to Calanques. Lovely with lots of character. We loved all of our rooms. Justine & Veronique were...
caroline h
2017-08
We spent three days in their family suite with large terrace. The hotel is tiny and quirky and full of charm, with very helpful and nice personnel. The room comfortable with a nice bright bathroom...
Sammiex3
2017-10
We stayed in this hotel for 3 nights in October in a family room with terrace. The room was at the top of the hotel (no elevator so bring small manageable bags). The hotel was wonderfully French...
Aram P
2017-10
Charlene, the receptionist was very rude and unprofessional. She questioned our presence instead of welcoming us. When she asked our name to check us in, I told it to her, and she gave me a face and...
