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The garden is beautifully designed and features a variety of Mediterranean trees such as olive, almond, fig, and oleander. The fragrant scents of lavender, sentolines, thyme, sage, and rosemary blend harmoniously with the garden. Additionally, there are still some white roses and roses adding a touch of elegance.The two spacious bedrooms are tastefully decorated and exude a sense of tradition. They offer a captivating view of Marseille and the magnificent Garlaban mountain. Stepping into our rooms will transport you to the comforting ambiance of a family home, where the furniture has been cherished for generations, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Both rooms come equipped with a private bathroom and toilet for added convenience.
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Appréciations pour Le Clos du Jas, Marseille:
le clos du jas
nous avons été totalement séduit par le chaleureux accueil que nous ont réservé les propriétaires et par le somptueux et copieux petit déjeuner composé de produits frais, de délicieuses pâtisseries et confitures "maison". Le jardin, véritable havre de paix, invite au farniente et à la méditation. Quelle bonne adresse !
Appréciation
Nous avons été acceuillis comme des amis.Les chambres sont trés confortables et décorées avec beaucoup de soin.parler de la table d'hotes est difficile il faut la déguster pour se rendre compte.
Ne changez rien tout est parfait.
Ne changez rien tout est parfait.
Clos du Jas : appréciation
Accueil très très chaleureux de Madame et M. CARVIN. Lieu magnifique et calme, les chambres sont superbes.La table d'hôtes : que dire? Spécialités de la région au menu, quand vous arrivez au déssert, vous cherchez encore une petite place.. menu très copieux. Félicitations à M. et Mme CARVIN : tout est parfait
Evaluation
Nicole and Guy Carvin are a charming and very helpful couple. Everything is in good taste. The area is quiet. The garden beautiful. Excellent and abundant breakfasts. A good blend of tradition with modern amenities and comfort.
Notre appréciation du Clos du Jas
Nous sommes le dimanche 15 avril 2012. Nous venons de passer une petite semaine au Clos du Jas, tenu par les propriétaires, Nicole et Guy Carvin. L'acueil fut chaleureux. Tout a été parfait. L'emplacement est bucolique et calme. Les petits-déjeuners somptueux. Nous recommandons vivement cet endroit.
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accueil tres chaleureux .chambres sympathiques .vue magnifique sur Marseille petits dejeuners excellents et tres copieux.confort de la chambre+++. nous n'avons pas pu profiter de la terrasse dommage il faisait trop froid!!. si la table d'hotes est a l'image des proprietaires cela doit etre genial.venez tester vous serez enchante . nous reviendrons c' est certain
Directions
From the A55 coastal highway:
Take the Bd Oddo exit and at the traffic light, turn left towards La Rose/Technopole Château Gombert. Follow the signs for Château-Gombert. At the entrance of the village, take a left onto "chemin de la Baume Loubière" and continue for 1km. Then, take "chemin des grives" and immediately turn right onto "traverse du Jas de Serre".
From the A7 or A51 highway towards Marseille:
Take exit N°35 and at the traffic light, turn left towards La Rose/Technopole Château Gombert. Follow the signs for Château-Gombert. At the entrance of the village, take a left onto "chemin de la Baume Loubière" and continue for 1km. Then, take "chemin des grives" and immediately turn right onto "traverse du Jas de Serre".
From the A50 highway coming from Nice, Toulon, Aubagne:
Take the La Penne-sur-Huveaune exit and at the roundabout, turn left towards La Valentine. At the third roundabout, turn right towards Allauch/les Camoins/la Treille. Follow the signs for Allauch, then Plan-de-Cuques, and finally Château-Gombert. At the exit of the village, turn right onto "chemin de la Baume Loubière" and continue for 1km. Then, take "chemin des grives" and immediately turn right onto "traverse du Jas de Serre".
Take the Bd Oddo exit and at the traffic light, turn left towards La Rose/Technopole Château Gombert. Follow the signs for Château-Gombert. At the entrance of the village, take a left onto "chemin de la Baume Loubière" and continue for 1km. Then, take "chemin des grives" and immediately turn right onto "traverse du Jas de Serre".
From the A7 or A51 highway towards Marseille:
Take exit N°35 and at the traffic light, turn left towards La Rose/Technopole Château Gombert. Follow the signs for Château-Gombert. At the entrance of the village, take a left onto "chemin de la Baume Loubière" and continue for 1km. Then, take "chemin des grives" and immediately turn right onto "traverse du Jas de Serre".
From the A50 highway coming from Nice, Toulon, Aubagne:
Take the La Penne-sur-Huveaune exit and at the roundabout, turn left towards La Valentine. At the third roundabout, turn right towards Allauch/les Camoins/la Treille. Follow the signs for Allauch, then Plan-de-Cuques, and finally Château-Gombert. At the exit of the village, turn right onto "chemin de la Baume Loubière" and continue for 1km. Then, take "chemin des grives" and immediately turn right onto "traverse du Jas de Serre".
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- Basilique Notre-Dame de la Garde: Located on a hilltop, this iconic basilica offers panoramic views of Marseille. It is known for its stunning architecture, intricate mosaics, and a golden statue of the Virgin Mary.
- Vieux Port (Old Port): The heart of Marseille, the Vieux Port is a bustling harbor filled with colorful boats, seafood restaurants, and lively markets. It is a great place to enjoy a leisurely stroll, take a boat tour, or sample local delicacies.
- Le Panier: Marseille's oldest neighborhood, Le Panier, is a charming area with narrow streets, vibrant street art, and quaint shops. It is a cultural hub, home to art galleries, boutiques, and cozy cafes.
- Musée des Civilisations de l'Europe et de la Méditerranée (MuCEM): This modern museum showcases the art, history, and cultures of Europe and the Mediterranean. It features a unique architectural design, stunning exhibitions, and a panoramic terrace overlooking the sea.
- Calanques National Park: Located just outside Marseille, Calanques National Park is a natural wonderland of limestone cliffs, turquoise waters, and hidden coves. It offers excellent hiking opportunities, boat trips, and stunning landscapes for nature lovers.
- Château d'If: Situated on the island of If, this historic fortress is famous for being featured in Alexandre Dumas' novel "The Count of Monte Cristo." Visitors can explore the prison cells, enjoy the coastal views, and learn about the island's fascinating history.
- Stade Vélodrome: A must-visit for sports enthusiasts, Stade Vélodrome is Marseille's iconic football stadium. Catching a game here allows you to experience the passion of local football fans and be a part of the electric atmosphere.
- Musée d'Histoire de Marseille (Museum of Marseille History): This museum traces the history of Marseille from prehistoric times to the present day. It exhibits ancient artifacts, archaeological remains, and interactive displays, providing a fascinating insight into the city's past.
- Palais Longchamp: A magnificent monument, Palais Longchamp is a combination of a palace, a museum, and a park. It houses the Museum of Fine Arts and the Natural History Museum, surrounded by beautiful gardens and fountains. 10. Le Cours Julien: A trendy and bohemian neighborhood, Le Cours Julien is known for its vibrant street art, independent boutiques, and lively nightlife. It is a great place to explore unique shops, enjoy live music, and soak up the artistic atmosphere.