Marseille 2nd arrondissement of Marseille Hotels

The location is far away from the Old Port Scenic Area, but the environment in the new area is more spacious and clean, and the room can see the sea and the sunset. Coffee capsules are only provided on the first day of check-in and will not be replenished after the second day. There is no drinking water in the room. You can take the empty bottle to the water dispenser on the first floor to fill it with water. Overall, it is a good and cost-effective hotel apartment.

The InterContinental Marseille is undoubtedly the best luxury hotel in Marseille. Housed in a converted historical hospital, it offers a unique and charming ambiance. The breakfast served at the Terrace boasts breathtaking views and includes delicious freshly made waffles and refreshing orange juice. The rooms are impeccably clean, and the beds are luxuriously comfortable. However, upon our late arrival at 11pm, we were disappointed to find only cold sandwiches available for room service.

Convenient transportation, the light rail is right at the door The church and the harbor are also within walking distance There are supermarkets and restaurants nearby, which is a good choice for family travel The room is very large, we have two adults and two children, and we were given a large bed and two small beds The drinks and snacks in the refrigerator are free Breakfast costs 17.5 euros per person, there are a lot of breads and they are fresh, and children are free

The location was good because it was right next to the port and close to the station. The room was large and relatively clean. The price would be just right if it was a little cheaper.

A magnificent establishment well located halfway from the port or the SNCF station on foot. Extremely comfortable, the rooms are well equipped. In terms of catering, the buffet breakfast is complete, with all savory or sweet options and very generous. The hotel team in place is warm and welcoming. And the value for money is excellent. A great experience to repeat which allows you to spend a lovely, pleasant weekend in the city of Marseille

The location is great. The window is right next to the Old Port of Marseille, and you can see the whole view of the Old Port of Marseille. The hotel lobby lounge is quite spacious and there is a mini gym on the second floor. There are balconies above the 3rd floor, and the rooms are decorated in French style.

I was assigned a room on the first floor, and due to France's big win at the Rugby World Cup, I could hear the noise from the bar next door until around 3pm. To be honest, the soundproofing is not very good as I could hear conversations that were not that loud. Other than that, the location and the staff's response were good, so a room on a different floor or facing might have given a different impression.

The hotel is located in the old town, the location is very convenient, the attractions are basically within walking distance, and there are restaurants and supermarkets nearby. The room is relatively small, but very distinctive, with a very Spanish balcony. The front desk is very kind and enthusiastic.

Convenient location with access to parking which was rather pricey 43 euro for 38 hours even with discount. You can leave your car and spend the day walking around Marseille. It’s walking distance to both old and new ports. Near the hotel there are two shopping malls - Deck Village and Printemps.

very nice ppl at the reception. very helpful and ended up giving complimentary coffee to me on 2 of the 3 mornings i was there. also no hassle with checking in/out.