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A marina with numerous sailboats docked, a prominent church with a bell tower, and a hilltop building in the background.

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Top Marseille Hotel Reviews

Appart Hotel Odalys City Marseille Centre Euromed

10/10 Excellent

"The hotel was walking distance to many shops and restaurants and a very large mall. The hotel had a good lounge area to hang out while we waited for our room to be ready, plus we were able to store our luggage for the day. The hotel was a short Uber ride to the port for our MSC Cruise!"

Hôtel LIGO by HappyCulture

8/10 Good

"A four star hotel with no fridge or access to an ice bucket The staff were on the whole impervious to us as guests but responsive if we needed anything such as milk for coffee. Not sure why that’s not in the room? Location quiet and not too far from the Old Port but you’ll need to be fairly fit to walk anywhere from the hotel or grab taxis. No bar in the Hotel ☹️"

Toyoko Inn Marseille Saint Charles

10/10 Excellent

"Clean, tidy, and cozy. Has everything you need for a short trip to Marseille."

Novotel Marseille Centre Gare

10/10 Excellent

"great location for the train station"

Hilton Garden Inn Marseille Provence Airport

10/10 Excellent

"The hotel is like a oasis of green. The swimming pool was a great place to enjoy the sun and there are plenty of shade umbrellas. Breakfast was very good with a wide selection of food. There is a omelette cook ready to take your order."

Grand Juste

8/10 Good

"The hotel is in a good central location - 15 minutes walk to main shopping areas, the port, railway station, parks and the street is relatively quiet. The breakfast is ok and that it is available from 7.30 to 13.30 is a bonus! The small garden is an attraction as is the small, peaceful library. I didn't need to make us of the communal showers but this is very handy, together with the bag storage, if you are returning to collect your luggage after check out time. The ever on coffee machine and drinking water in the kitchen area was great. I booked a "deluxe" room with a garden view. The view was fine but the room in the ancillary building was odd. It was very large and clearly layed out to maximise accessibility. The bed was large and comfortable. But there was virtually no furniture - a tiny table and two hard chairs plus the bed. No wardrobes, nowhere to relax other than the bed. The bathroom was a wet room but water from the shower flowed into the bedroom and the water damage to the base of the door showed this to be a frequent issue. There was no overhead lighting, and to switch all the lights off required switching off the main switch so moving around the room after that was less than comfortable. So, not deluxe in anything other than space. Last moan, the towels were small and pretty rough. A nice approach to a hotel let down a little by a lack of attention to detail and more awareness of customer satisfaction would be helpful."