ibis Marseille Gare Saint Charles is 1 mi from the Vieux Port and Joliette district. The hotel offers a bar with a terrace equipped with a boules court and free boules.
InterContinental Marseille - Hotel Dieu is set in a superb 18th century building in the historic quarter of Marseille, 1148 feet from the Old Port. WiFi access is available.
Located in 0.6 mi from the Orange Velodrome in South Marseille, the Kyriad Marseille Palais Des Congrès – Vélodrome has air-conditioned rooms with free Wi-Fi, Canal+ and satellite TV.
Novotel Suites Marseille Center Euromed is just a 20-minute walk from Marseille’s old port. It offers a fitness center and suites with a kitchenette, a microwave and a fridge.
Featuring free WiFi access througout, B&B Hôtel Marseille Center is located just 492 feet from La Joliette Metro Station, which offers direct links to Saint-Charles Train Station.
Located on Marseille Vieux Port, Hotel Belle-Vue Vieux-Port is an eco-friendly hotel offering views of the Noter-Dame de la Garde, Saint Jean Fort and Pharo Garden.
Kathryn
United States of America
Our room was gorgeous with an even more incredible view! The staff were lovely, and the bar/restaurant was perfect. We will definitely stay there again if we ever find ourselves in Marseille… and I hope we do!
InterContinental Marseille - Hotel Dieu is set in a superb 18th century building in the historic quarter of Marseille, 1148 feet from the Old Port. WiFi access is available.
excellent hotel. recommend for any kind of traveler
Located in the center of Marseille, Hotel Marsiho by Happyculture offers 51 rooms with modern décor and free WiFi. With a 24-hour reception, it is just a 5-minute walk from the Old Port of Marseille.
La gentillesse du personnel, la situation centrale.
Overlooking the Old Port, Maisons du Monde Hôtel & Suites - Marseille Vieux Port is located in the heart of Marseille. It offers modern air-conditioned rooms and free WiFi.
It was so beautiful , very well located in city centre
Novotel Suites Marseille Center Euromed is just a 20-minute walk from Marseille’s old port. It offers a fitness center and suites with a kitchenette, a microwave and a fridge.
location is very nice.
Hotel staff is very very kind.
Located on Marseille Vieux Port, Hotel Belle-Vue Vieux-Port is an eco-friendly hotel offering views of the Noter-Dame de la Garde, Saint Jean Fort and Pharo Garden.
Ideally located in the Castellane et Préfecture district of Marseille, HOTEL SYLVABELLE is located 1.5 miles from Plage des Catalans, 1.8 miles from Fausse Monnaie and a 6-minute walk from Saint-...
Set in Marseille, just a 5-minute walk from Marseille Saint Charles Train Station, Toyoko INN Marseille Saint Charles features a garden and free WiFi. The hotel is easily accessible from A7 highway.
- convenient location
- comfortable and clean room
Located within 6.8 miles of La Timone Metro Station and 7.2 miles of Castellane Metro Station, B&B HOTEL Marseille La Valentine St Menet provides rooms in Marseille.
Set in Marseille, 6.8 mi from the Old Port, B&B HOTEL Marseille La Valentine features air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi. Free private, supervised parking is available on site.
tout était parfait de la chambre au petit déjeuner
Ibis Budget Marseille Timone is located in Marseille, a 5-minute walk from Vallier Stadium. Free WiFi access is available. Private bathroom also comes with a shower.
La Résidence Du Vieux Port is set right on the banks of the Old Port in central Marseille. It offers modern rooms and suites with panoramic views of the city. Free WiFi access is available.
Fab location. Great decor and super friendly staff.
Located in Marseille, 1.8 miles from La Timone Metro Station, Crowne Plaza - Marseille Le Dôme has accommodations with a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, private parking, a fitness center and a terrace...
Comfy bed, spacious room, hotel is new, nice and clean.
On average, 3-star hotels in Marseille cost $131 per night, and 4-star hotels in Marseille are $240 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Marseille can be found for $513 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Marseille this weekend is $184 or, for a 4-star hotel, $339. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Marseille for this weekend cost around $429 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs $168 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Marseille for tonight. You'll pay around $290 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Marseille will cost around $548, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Founded by the Phocaeans in 600 B.C., the long history of Marseille has produced an interesting and dynamic port-side city bursting with cultural diversity. Watch the fishermen sell their catch by auction at Vieux Harbor or cruise along the Corniche roads with views of the Calanques, dramatic rocky inlets to the sea.
The le Cours Julien and la Plaine areas provide a trendy hangout and every Thursday and Saturday morning, the Plaine market offers its various wares. This is the area to buy a novel from a hip bookshop or watch your kids on one of the playgrounds. There are also plentiful cafes to sip a cappuccino and watch the world go by.
If a culture packed vacation is on the agenda, the Musée d'Archéologie Méditerranéenne, Notre Dame de la Garde and Palais Longchamp won’t disappoint. The unique Unité d'Habitation, designed by famous architect Le Corbusier, contains everything from a shopping street to housing and has spectacular views of the terracotta landscape that makes Marseille so distinctive.
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A lot of people who have never been to Marseille think its...
A lot of people who have never been to Marseille think its just a rough and ready port town with nothing to offer. It couldn't be more different, it has an eclectic mix of all walks of life making it a vibrant and lively city. It is also perfectly situated as a center to visit further afield in provence as we did. The rail network serves all the top places to see and visit.
There are an abundance of places to eat from all budgets, from 3 euro hole in the wall establishments to michelin star restaurants.
Our viset coincided with bastille day which had a fantastic free firework display over the old port.
And its only a 2 hour flight from the UK.
Motorcycle Adventurers
United Kingdom
Scored 2.0
2.0
A horrible place to stay in , a waste of money, it really...
A horrible place to stay in , a waste of money, it really needs a big Renovation as it’s deteriorating day by day.
Insects in the room, shower leaking , door not shutting, rooms smell, lights not working,
I do not recommend this hotel at all and will not come back again.
22/7/24
matari
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
My first return trip to Marseille since I worked there 40...
My first return trip to Marseille since I worked there 40 years ago, so I was expecting some changes. The biggest of these is the shear number of restaurants, cafes and bars around the Vieux Port area, some of which are theme pubs designed to appeal to English visitors. In a conversation with a taxi driver, it seems the explosion in hospitality venues dates from 10-15 years ago when the city first started appearing as a stop on cruise ship itineraries. For me, this is a change for the worse. It has robbed Marseille of its essential character as an unpretentious French Mediterranean city with a strong north African influence that gave no more than a passing nod to tourism. Nonetheless, there are some good changes too - such as the transformation of Le Panier from a slightly dodgy area that you steered clear of, especially at night, to a quaint neighborhood of narrow cobbled streets full of interesting local shops and cafes. Overall, it's still well worth visiting for the beautiful street architecture, the stunning views from Notre Dame de la Garde and the Palais du Pharo, and the intense vibe.
Ian
Botswana
Scored 8.0
8.0
The vieux port, the museums and boat trips are 'musts'.
The vieux port, the museums and boat trips are 'musts'.
There are several fairly economic restaurants in the vicinity of Le Panier.
To be honest, we didn't get around the wider city of Marseille.
We'd definitely visit Marseille again.
Brian
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
It was great for a visit in a place where tourists are the...
It was great for a visit in a place where tourists are the minority and you actually felt a part of the city you were visiting. Learn basic French to come here and the locals will love you! Beautiful for summer visits to go to the beach and the islands with plenty of bars and different restaurants around.
Abigail
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
Lively city with a wide range of differents types of areas...
Lively city with a wide range of differents types of areas such as La Canebière, Le Vieux Port, le Fort SaintJean, Le Panier, the promenade on the cornice Kenedy, La Pointe Rouge beaches, the renovated district La Joliette, the MUCEM museum, L'Estaque, the departmental road La Ginest leading to Cassis city is breathtaking.
Le Vieux Port: emblematic place worth visiting once in one's lifetime, flanked with large selection a restaurants on the port and on the square Cour d'Estienne d'Orves, with different qualities of food and prices.
La Canebière: famous avenue, but over time has lost its prestigious boutiques with instea dirty front of houses and too many low-quality stores.
La Panier : this is the oldest district of the city where to go for a walk through its small streets and to watch houses and walls widely covered with street paintings and tags, which gives a colourful atmosphere. Unfortunately, watch out where you go because some side streets are a bit dodgy and then one might feel a little uncomfortable when walking through.
Le Prado : promenade and park on the seaside with long beaches for sun beathing, lots of bars and restos facing the beach on the pedestrian zone.
Shopping : many shops of diffent quality and prices everywhere in town, rye Paradis has many high-end boutiques, whereas rye Saint Fereol is more low-budget, both streets are parallel to each other with again lots of other shops in between
MYCEM museum: modern spacious nice museum worth visiting, is facing the sea and easy to get to.
splendid view to Vieux Port
very funny sitting comfortably in armchair on terrace and looking down to crowded Quai du Port, ships and boats ...
appartment well located, quite calm, fully equipped, near to railway station St. Charles,
two real bedrooms each with window and closing door to the hallway
we had a few wonderful days in Marseille
Lovely hotel in a prime location at the Vieux Port. Rooftop pool which was very refreshing after sightseeing! The room was large and comfortable and we had a wonderful view of Vieux Port. Very accessible to all attractions. Loved Marseilles and would definitely return to this hotel.
Close to Vieux Port Metro and La Canebiere shopping area, good transport connection to other parts of Marseille. Surrounding area has good restaurants. Hotel was better than expected, good size room and quiet with a comfortable bed would choose this hotel again.
Everything, the location was perfect- a few minutes from the Vieux Port, away from the noise. The apartment is gorgeous, with a tasteful decor and very well thought out. I have found the perfect stay in Marseille!
Perfect location in the middle of the Vieux Port of Marseille. Big room and huge bed, with an confortable mattress. Friendly staff, always happy to help.
I would highly recommend this hotel!
Sonia
France
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