Marseille Hotel Guide - Boutique Hotels in Marseille, France

We spent four nights here and loved it for both its comfort and its location. Situated about a quarter of a mfle above the harbour meant that it was quiet at night but gave easy access to the harbour area as well as the betterl restaurants and bars where the local populace eat and drink. The staff could not have been more helpful, and the public area with its living walls was a true delight. We would certainly stay here again if we return to Marseille in the future.

Nice hotel and staff, would of benefitted from having tea and coffee making facilities in the hotel room.

In Marseilles for a long weekend - this hotel was perfect. Great position in the centre of everything - easy to get to everywhere. Most rooms have balconies and with kettles provided you can have a drink on your balcony watching the world go by without having to pay for expensive room service. Near lots of restaurants. Very helpful and friendly staff, they could not have done more when we asked for advice. Wonderful air-conditioning during the heatwave. Different decor made a change from bland hotel chains. We had a two room suite [they call it an apartment] and it was great value for the amount of space. Would happily fit in 4 adults although there were only two of us. L-Occitaine toiletries, dressing gowns and slippers were all provided. There was a huge shower and separate bath. The beds were comfortable with proper bedding as you would expect from a five star hotel. The breakfast was good but a little chaotic on the Sunday when they seemed to run out of everything. Note - this hotel has a better view than the more expensive hotels and is far more accessible.