Hotels in Marseille

"Although the hotel is a bit of a distance from Marseille's Old Port, public buses and trams are conveniently located nearby, making transportation quite accessible. However, it's a bit far from the metro station, which makes getting to the airport less convenient. The hotel features a stylish design and brand-new facilities. While the room size isn't large, it does come with a small kitchenette, perfect for preparing simple meals. The bedding is comfortable, and the room is relatively quiet. Overall, it's quite good."

"The hotel is a 5-6 minute walk from the train station. However, it can be a bit inconvenient if you're carrying luggage due to the numerous stairs. The Old Port and Old Town are a 10+ minute bus ride away, but cycling is definitely the best way to get around. We booked a king room, only to realize a standard room would have been just as sufficient. This is because all room sizes are identical, and even the 'king' beds are simply two single beds pushed together. The bathroom is very compact and efficient, quite typical of what you'd find in a Japanese hotel."

"A very good place to rest upon reaching St Charles train station. The room has a mini kitchen but the utensils are quite dirty and overall the room is a little old and dirty. But it’s not too atrocious that it affects comfort at night. It is still a decent stay. The streets around the hotel can be quite dangerous at night. There were people shouting and making noises, very dark place so just take note. The best thing was the water dispenser at the reception, it has sparkling water!"

"The hotel was very new, very clean. The receptionists were very helpful, very attentive and very cheerful. A 100 euro deposit is taken at the entrance. However, it was returned to my account the day I left. It was within walking distance to everywhere. The tram stop and Desire Clay metro were very close. The price was very reasonable for the service provided. The fact that the beds were higher than normal standards and the windows did not open was a bit of a problem. But it had central air conditioning. As a result, we were very pleased."

"Hotel has nice decorated hall, bar and private parking. Staff at the reception was polite and often did their best answering our requests, but sometimes they were more eager to explain us all the rules and cared not much. Bar closed around 10 pm. It was not a restaurant, most of the dishes from menu were absent and there were not much to eat at all. There were no bathrobe and slippers which is pretty not standard for 4 star hotel. Breakfast was not good. Everyday was one sort of ham, sausages and scrambled eggs, croissants and yogurt with fruits. It always ended at 10. Not even longer on weekend. Staff at the breakfast was so arrogant. I felt superfluous. Cleaning was okey, but very chaotic, they always forgot black tea or towel or paper or etc. Always pushing reading lights into pillows - this is crazy. Room, bed, pillows, bathroom, tea facilities were convenient. Nice pictures of Marseilles, nice colors of the furniture. A/c was good, but not the coldest, though we were in the hot period where it was 40 outside. Windows are not big, no balconies, so it is a little bit gloomy. Shower and wc worked good. There was grocery shop just around the corner and shopping mall. Hotel has strange location though everything seems close on the map, in fact we never walked even to the Old Port, because for us it was too much walking. But it was convenient to use a car with private parking. This made our trip really good."

"Very average for the price, cleanliness of the common areas limit... Very old room and bathroom without equipment (for my part without shower curtain..) I didn't know before arriving but the parking lot must be booked in advance (15€/d) otherwise impossible to put your car and the streets around meh meh The advantage would be the location... there is the Joliette metro at 50m"

"The lanes entering Marseille train station run from east to west, so you have a sense of direction; the hotel is located on the north side of the station outside the railway level. Unexpectedly, the bus parking lot in the station is also on the north side, so the hotel is only a hundred meters away from the bus station, which is very convenient; the hotel is relatively old, and the air in the room is not good; this room type has a room with a door that can be closed (mini TV), plus a sofa bed in the living room, which is convenient for a family or a few friends to stay together; it should be noted that the hotel requires you to dispose of the garbage by yourself. Turn right outside the hotel and go to the first door. The password is 8420. Dispose of the garbage by yourself, otherwise you will be fined; if you check out after 11 o'clock, you will also have to pay a late fine; it would be better to ask clearly when checking in; this is a relatively environmentally friendly European hotel."

"Went for a long weekend to see the city and it’s history, really enjoyed our time, 3 days was plenty to see everything. The hotel was in a fantastic location, right near the Metro. Everyone was friendly in the hotel, and spoke English very well which was useful as our French isn’t great. Couldn’t have asked for anything more, also the deposit was paid back straight away on the same day in full. Highly recommend."

"The room we paid extra to hve view and light avoiding the back alley. Then a band with at leas ten instruments played all day without stopping a minute. Looked like a group from somewhere, hotel would not do a thing about it. Decibels over the norm you call the police or municipal autorities but the receptionist, keen at the hour of overcharging did not want to do anything. Bad experience. No sleep at day time is possible there."

"The hotel is very close to the station. Although the lighting in the room is insufficient, it is worth staying at a cheap price. The hygiene is also good and the breakfast is great."