Hôtel du Sud  

Klein hotel met vriendelijk personeel. Uitstekende locatie voor een stedentrip, vlakbij de winkelstraten en 200 meter van de oude haven waar volop vertier is, leuke terrasjes en volop restaurants. Hier dus ook 's morgens ontbeten. Kleine, eenvoudige, maar nette kamers. Badkamer ok. Wel wat gehorig.

Ik heb een heerlijk verblijf gehad. Natuurlijk heb ik de foto's eerst goed bekeken, dus ik wist dat ik geen 5 sterren hotel had geboekt. Maar een prima klein hotel, met kleine kamers welke midden in het bruisende centrum lag. De kamer was zeker niet groot, maar wel schoon net als de badkamer met bad. Personeel was vriendelijk en behulpzaam. De afweging om in het centrum te zitten voor die prijs was voor mij het belangrijkst. Enkele meters van de haven in op de rand van het winkelcentrum. De airco werkte, ontbijt heb ik bij patisserie Ines op de hoek gegeten, ook zeker een aanrader!

Geen BBC op de tv, alleen franse zenders.

Het hotel ligt op een perfecte lokatie, direct bij de oude haven waar van alles te zien is en de boten vertrekken om naar Chateau d' If en andere eilanden te gaan. Het personeel is erg aardig en doen erg hun best om je een goed verblijf te geven.

De kamer aan de achterkant, 5 hoog, was zeer warm. Na dit kenbaar te hebben gemaakt, kregen we direct een andere kamer, ondanks dat dit maar voor 1 nacht was.

Uitermate vriendelijk personeel, uitstekende ligging, perfecte uitvalsbasis om de stad te verkennen.

De goede ligging heel dicht bij de oude, toeristische haven.

Heel kleine kamer, ramen konden niet worden geopend, en de airco werkte s'nachts niet, en het was er 30° C, en véél te warm om er lekker te slapen.

The stuff was very friendly, spoke English and gave us recommendaitons about things to do and about good restaurants nearby.

The bathroom was recently renovated and the metro stop and a public parking (19eur per night) are literally a block away. That's all the good things I can say (besides helpful reception stuff - see above). The lst of things we didn't like is much longer: The corridors had dingy carpets, the rooms itself were outdated and didn't look too clean. The elevator is so small that if your suitcase is a size of check- in luggage, you might have to send the suitcase upstairs on its own (if you are 110lb as I am, then you can actually try to squeeze next to it). The central ac was working only part of the time, so it would get very hot in the room at night, and the window unit blew air that smelled like smoke if you try to turn it on. Oh, and you can smoke in the hotel rooms (there was an ash-tray, the room smelled slightly, and the window ac unit had a filter fill with smoke) so be careful if you are not a smoker yourself. The worse part though was the wifi access: they give you a code and you have to log in every time that you use internet. The network itself is password free, so it's not like your computer can remember the credentials. When you connect to a network you have to enter your credentials in the browser window, and you do it every time you open our browser or if the browser was inactive for a few minutes. That was so annoying!! Oh, and if you have two computers - ask for two codes. And if you have iphone or iPad - then pretty much forget about this wifi because you get logged off all the time. Really, really annoying. Finallly, they lie about "10 minutes walk to the train station". We measured - it's 20 minutes fast walk ffrom the station (downhill) without a suitcase. To the station it would be uphill, and with a suitcase it would be a nightmare. You can take a metro, but you need to carry your luggage down the stairs (escalator doens' go all the way).

The staff were really friendly and helpful. Everyone spoke fluent English and were happy to recommend sites and activities to do around the area. There was also someone available by the reception desk 24/7. Room was clean and maintained by housekeeping each day. Located off the main street within walking distance (50 metres approx) to the Vieux Port and metro stop.

Although I liked the lift in the hotel, I believe for most they may find it very small. Only allowing a maximum of two average sized people at the one time with little luggage. The wi-fi connection in the room was very weak (we were located on the top floor) wi-fi connection is a lot stronger once on the ground floor. Room was a little small but comfortable. However, we were travelling with other friends who stayed at a hotel around the corner on the main street and they had a much bigger room and in better condition by paying an extra 10 euros.

Perfect location. Staff is very kind and speaks English fluently (which is not obvious in France). This is a relatively small hotel, next to the Opera, in the Harbour. Good speed wifi for free. Clean bathroom. And they accept American Express! (And they have the smallest elevator I have ever seen).

Just to note: Don't expect large rooms! As usually in France, the rooms are quite small - when travelling not alone, this can be a problem. You have to climb up a few stairs from the street to the reception - it might be useful to know in advance.

Excellent location. Small but quiet rooms. Very nice service. Greetings to Mrs. Marta.

A very small wardrobe in the room. There is no where to keep clothes.

Excellent location, very clean room. Fast Internet connection. Friendly staff. 100 steps from the Old port.

Very small elevator )))

Very good location!

Very small room.

Location is excellent just round d corner from the old port and d area is full of shops and restaurants. Reception staff was great and suggested good genuine restaurants where we could get authentic bouillabaise which is not very expensive.

The aircondition did not work somtimes.

You have to use on of the public parking lots around.