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 Good food, good living |
Route Saint-Julien-les-Martigues Marseille 13960 France |
This small inn, where the Countess Du Barry sought refuge in 1832, is located just a few kilometres from Marseilles, on the sun-drenched Côte Bleue. You will be completely captivated by this charming and hospitable establishment, with its quiet, comfortable rooms and garden. The hotel restaurant is famed throughout the region for its excellent cuisine. You cannot fail to enjoy your stay! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Family-run establishment in the heart of Marseilles |
24, Cours Franklin-Roosevelt Marseille 13001 France +33 491 42 7438 http://www.azur-hotel.fr |
Run by the same family for 40 years, this hotel is impeccably maintained. Situated atop the Canebière, it has many assets: friendly welcome, soundproofed rooms with all mod cons, and a sunny little garden where you can enjoy a breakfast of home-made patisseries. Absolutely charming! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Charm and cheer |
63, rue Sylvabelle Marseille 13006 France +33 491 37 7583 |
Located on a quiet street in the centre of Marseilles, close to the Préfecture, this former private mansion is home to a charming and convivial hotel. The rooms are comfortable and come equipped with television. Breakfast, which includes home-made preserves, is served until midday. A beautiful family room, which can accommodate up to five people, is also available on request. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Charming country house |
Villa Marie-Jeanne 4, Rue Chicot Marseille 13012 France +33 491 85 5131 |
In the Chartreux district, a historic 18th-century country house set in attractive parkland, extends a warm welcome. Its three guest rooms capture the very essence of Provence with the rustic red floor tiles and charming period furniture. Breakfast, which includes home-made preserves, is served amid the perfect peace and quiet of the terrace. Recharge your batteries here, for the city awaits! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Bed & Breakfast on top of Marseilles |
2, Rue St Laurent Marseille 13002 France +33 491 90 2902 |
The location may at first be disconcerting: a post-war tower block designed by architect Pouillon to rehouse the inhabitants of the Panier district, which was destroyed in 1942. But when you step out of the lift, you will be met by a unique panorama of Marseilles, the Frioul and Notre-Dame-de-la-Garde islands. Two rooms are available with shared bathroom. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Ideal for business trips |
6, rue Lafon Marseille 13006 France +33 491 33 3434 |
The Climat de France hotel is situated right in the heart of the city, just a short walk from the old port and exhibition centre. It offers the convenience of free parking for 40 cars and has charming indoor garden - a pleasant setting in which to dine. The rooms conform to the usual standard of the Climat chain - comfortable and soundproofed, with good facilities. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Practical and comfortable chain hotel |
69, boulevard Sakakini Marseille 13005 France +33 491 49 7915 |
This chain hotel can be found on Boulevard Sakakini, one of the main roads in the center of Marseilles. It is close to the Timone hospital, and just 10 minutes from both the Vélodrome football stadium and the Exhibition Center. Rooms are fully soundproofed and air conditioned, and are equipped with all mod cons. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Centre on this |
12, rue Beauvau Marseille 13001 France +33 491 33 6564 |
Right in the heart of the city, in the immediate vicinity of the old port and the Canebière, a traditional and charming hotel awaits you. Fully renovated, all rooms are soundproofed, air-conditioned, and come equipped with mini-bar and TV. Reception is open 24 hours. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Central location |
23, boulevard Rabatau Marseille 13008 France +33 491 25 6666 |
Near the Vélodrome football stadium and the Avenue du Prado, this chain hotel has 117 fully furnished rooms, all with air conditioning and soundproofing. It is worth noting that 3 of the rooms are specially fitted for disabled guests. Two conference rooms (40 seats), and underground parking EUR4.57 per night available. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Rustic and romantic |
111, rue de Rome Marseille 13006 France +33 491 48 6713 |
A treasure of a hotel, set across from the Prefecture building. Small, cosy and fully renovated, the rooms are particularly well kept, and those in the attic with sloping ceiling are really charming. Breakfast is served on beautiful wooden tables. The perfect choice for a romantic getaway. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Quayside setting |
35, quai des Belges Marseille 13001 France +33 491 33 6697 http://www.alize-hotel.com/ |
Bathed in the beautiful light of the old port, this central hotel offers excellent value for money as well as an excellent position. A portion of the rooms enjoy a view of the sea, but all are soundproofed and comfortable, and staff are particularly pleasant. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Practical accomodation in the city centre |
162, Boulevard Rabatau Marseille 13010 France +33 491 80 3100 |
This hotel is located in the heart of the shopping and business district, just minutes from the Palais des Congrès and the Palais des Sports, and a short walk from the sea and Vélodrome football stadium. All rooms are soundproofed and air conditioned, and are equipped to provide all-round comfort. The restaurant, offering a self-service buffet, is an added bonus. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Family feeling |
31, rue du Dragon Marseille 13006 France +33 491 37 7495 http://www.hoteledmondrostand.com |
In the middle of the shopping district, close to the Préfecture, this family-run hotel comes highly recommended. This is a well-run establishment with friendly reception staff and quiet, comfortable rooms, where attention to detail ensures a relaxing and enjoyable stay. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Prime location |
124-125, rue Paradis Marseille 13006 France +33 491 37 1390 |
This charming hotel in the city centre offers 27 soundproofed rooms with excellent facilities. The pedestrianized shopping district is just on your doorstep, as is the old port, clothed in a magnificent light unique to the Mediterranean. A conference room, secretarial services, telex and fax are available on request. The only hotel in this district with secure, indoor parking - a definite plus point. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Bird's-eye view |
2, Rue Bonneterie Marseille 13001 France +33 496 11 6363 |
Just a few steps away from the main tourist centre of Marseilles, this city hotel borders the Panier district. The air-conditioned rooms offer good facilities, and a rooftop solarium provides a unique vantage point from which to admire the city and its port. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Friendly tradition |
21, chemin Jean Roubin Route de Cassis Marseille 13009 France +33 491 41 1809 |
In close proximity to both the Calanques and the centre of Marseilles, this hotel offers high quality comfort. The rooms are pleasant and quiet, and there is children's playground, as well as a free shuttle service to the nearby hospitals. The reception staff are particularly friendly and rates are affordable. Traditional cuisine is served in the restaurant. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Housed in Le Corbusier's legendary building |
280, Boulevard Michelet Marseille 13008 France +33 491 16 7800 http://www.hotellecorbusier.com |
Nicknamed la maison du fada ('fada' meaning 'crazy' in Provençal dialect) by the Marseillais in reference to its designer Le Corbusier, the 55,000 tons of this building resting on gigantic pillars and surrounded by three hectares of grounds provides an unusual setting for this third-floor hotel. Built in the immediate post-Second World War period, this colossal apartment block was conceived as the ideal family habitat, complete with supermarket, bakery and tennis court. Hotel rooms are on the small side but attractively decorated and furnished, and from the rooftop you get a great view of the sea. Breakfast costs around EUR 6.09. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A charming seaside hotel |
31, avenue de la Pointe-Rouge Marseille 13008 France +33 491 73 4469 http://www.hotel-le-mistral.com/ |
A small family inn by the sea, located in the Pointe-Rouge district. All rooms are air-conditioned and perfectly maintained. Succumb to the sublime setting of this hotel and the warm, convivial atmosphere that greets you, and where, on the other side of the street, you can discover the pleasures of the sea, or saunter along the rocky inlets. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Nice price |
36, Boulevard Louis Salvator Marseille 13006 France +33 491 48 6701 |
A small, well-run hotel in the city centre at very reasonable cost. The 15 renovated rooms are adorned with cushions and throws, in keeping with the owner's taste. The quietest rooms overlook an inner courtyard. Reception staff are very friendly. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Small and central |
50, rue Montgrand Marseille 13006 France +33 491 00 3520 http://www.hotel-montgrand-mar... |
A small city-centre hotel, located in the legal district by the Palais de Justice and law chambers. The old port and the Canebière, as well as the pedestrian shopping district are also close by. Rooms are comfortable, and television is available on request. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Country charm |
33, Avenue des Maquisards Marseille 13126 France +33 442 66 0222 |
At the foot of St-Victoire and its mountain trails, just 20 minutes from Marseilles, stands the Moulin de Provence. Of the 12 comfortable rooms, which stay deliciously cool in the summertime, six offer a remarkable view of the mountain - a favorite subject of the region's famous painter, Cézanne. Allow yourself to experience peace and relaxation in this charming hotel, and savor the gastronomic delights of the southern-French cuisine. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A pleasure to do business |
157, cours Lieutaud Marseille 13006 France +33 491 48 7021 |
Situated in the heart of the city, the hotel is close to the Exhibition Centre and Vélodrome football stadium. The rooms are quiet and comfortable, and reception staff are particularly friendly and helpful. The excellent location, convenient parking, and nearby métro makes this an ideal stopover for both excursions and meetings. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A charming hotel opposite the sea |
119, Corniche Kennedy Marseille 13007 France +33 491 31 0141 http://hotel-peron.com/ |
This hotel has a special charm, despite the somewhat inadequate soundproofing. Located on the coastal road, looking out over the sea and Ile du Château d'If, each room evokes an unknown place, a faraway land. The emphasis here is on authenticity rather than modernity. Reception staff are particularly helpful, and if you venture just across the street, you'll find an absolute shrine to bouillabaisse (fish soup) at Chez Péron. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Coastal conviviality |
52, corniche Kennedy Marseille 13007 France +33 491 31 0192 |
Here the sun shines both inside and out, so come on in!Hidden beneath a somewhat timeworn façade, you'll find a warm and welcoming interior. 16 of the hotel's 21 rooms open directly onto Catalans beach, and the view from your balcony onto Marseilles' islands is unrivalled. Recommended as a reasonably priced, quality hotel in the centre of town. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A traditonal hotel near the Canebière |
7, Cours St.Louis Marseille 13001 France +33 491 54 1952 |
This hotel extends a warm welcome, offers tastefully furnished rooms with authentic Provençal wardrobes, and, above all, the convenience of leaving your car at home. Located right in the heart of Marseilles, the hotel is a stone's throw from the main shopping streets, the old port and the Canebière. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A hotel of distinction in the heart of the city |
2, rue des Recollettes Marseille 13001 France +33 491 54 0274 |
Set in the heart of the city's business and shopping district, this recently renovated hotel offers charming rooms equipped with all modern comforts. The buzz of city life is literally on your doorstep. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Charming hotel in the shopping district |
19, rue Pisançon Marseille 13001 France +33 491 33 1221 http://www.hotel-stferreol.com |
This delightful hotel situated in one of the city centre's most attractive pedestrian streets has a special charm all its own; apparent the moment you step inside, from its fabulous views of the bay of Marseilles. Further artistic delights await in the bedrooms, with art hung from the walls, providing a sleek, but comfortable atmosphere. Complementing the exquisite décor are opulent marble furnishings, with Jacuzzis in each bathroom providing the finishing touch. Breakfast costs around EUR8.50. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Look out to sea |
Corniche du Liouquet Marseille 13600 France +33 442 08 1220 |
Sheltered by Cap Liouquet in the village of La Ciotat, just a few minutes from Marseille, this hotel enjoys a unique location on the seafront. The peace and quiet, the charm of the shady, flower-filled garden, comfortable rooms with private balconies and panoramic views, and the warm hospitality of the proprietors are all the makings of an idyllic stay. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Family atmosphere |
28, rue Breteuil Marseille 13006 France +33 491 37 7886 |
This small, family-run establishment combines contemporary rooms that are both quiet and comfortable, with the friendly and courteous hospitality of the owners. In close proximity to the métro, this hotel represents excellent value for money. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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The eye of the storm |
18, rue Beauvau Marseille 13001 France +33 491 54 3850 |
Although located in the "happening" part of town by the Opera house, this is a professionally run establishment in every way. The attractive reception area and personalised welcome are sure to put you at ease, and the soundproofed rooms are equipped with every modern comfort. City life may well be a whirlwind outside, but inside, you'll find a haven of peace and quiet. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Country hotel just outside Marseilles |
45, route de la Treille Marseille 13011 France +33 491 43 0600 |
Route de la Treille, l'Eau des Collines... such names summon up Marcel Pagnol and the stories he set in the picturesque surroundings of Marseilles. This charming little hotel is very close to the places described by Provence's great writer. With pleasant rooms and a warm welcome, it's a lovely place to stop. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Captivating countryisde |
R.N.396 Pont de l'Etoile Marseille 13400 France +33 442 04 5554 |
Set in Pagnol's countryside, just 15 minutes from Marseilles, this Provençal-style establishment welcomes you with a magnificent view of the Garlaban mountain. The rooms are comfortable, and the pool, hidden among the olive trees, completes the enchanting location. An excellent choice for lovers of gourmet cuisine, who also wish to explore nearby Sainte-Baume. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Modern comfort close to the sea |
Avenue Elsa Triolet Marseille 13008 France +33 491 72 3434 |
This establishment, which shares a swimming pool and tennis court with the adjacent Mercure Bonneveine, has a delightful restaurant with terrace for dining outdoors. An unusual feature of the hotel is that you can enjoy a game of boules in the grounds. The rooms conform to the usual standards of this chain hotel: comfortable, soundproofed, and air-conditioned. The sea is just a few steps away. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A comfortable stay in the city centre |
62, rue Puvis de Chavannes Marseille 13002 France +33 491 91 1763 |
This establishment is perfectly placed in the immediate vicinity of the old port and the Canebière, and just minutes from St-Charles train station. The buzz of the city is within easy reach and the diversity of local restaurants gives you a wide range of dining options. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Spectacular setting |
6, rue de Cassis Marseille 13008 France +33 491 25 7373 http://www.ibishotel.com/ |
This hotel is fabulously located in the Périer district, the most fashionable and and also the most peaceful in the city, midway between Place Castellane and the Exhibition Centre. Rooms are lavishly comfortable, and the restaurant, with its unusual décor, evocative of an industrial cinema, is impressive. The nearby movie theatres may just satisfy your desire to take in a show on the real silver screen. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Comfortable hotel close to the train station |
Square Narvik Esplanade Saint Charles Marseille 13001 France +33 491 95 6209 http://www.ibishotel.com/ibis/... |
This hotel conforms to the high standards of the Ibis chain. The practicality of its location, close to the St-Charles station exit, is a definite asset. Rooms are modest, although the views of the sea and Notre Dame-de-la-Garde Basilica are magnificent from the fourth floor and above, and the rates are very competitive. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A simple hotel in the city centre |
39, Boulevard d'Athènes Marseille 13001 France +33 491 90 1293 |
Just across from the St-Charles train station, and in close proximity to the Canebière, this hotel offers 18 two-star rooms and 17 one-star rooms. All are well kept, and the two-star rooms come with private bath and television. The reception staff are very helpful, and the neighbouring restaurant, under the same management as the hotel, comes highly recommended. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Water sport-oriented hotel |
5, place du Quatre-Septembre Marseille 13007 France +33 491 52 3077 http://www.mariettepacha.fr/ |
This family-run hotel close to Catalans beach reserves a warm, personalized welcome for each of its guests. Rooms are quiet, sunny and bright and attractively decorated in Mediterranean blues and yellows. Passionate about the sea and into water sports in a big way, the hotel belongs to a scheme involving like-minded, diving friendly establishments that offer scuba-divers reduced rates and storage space for their equipment. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A comfortable stopover |
4, Allées Gambetta Marseille 13001 France +33 491 95 0909 http://www.new-hotel.com/Select/ |
This centrally located establishment, close also to the rail station, is ideal for businessmen and women arriving in Marseilles by TGV (high speed train). The rooms are modern and comfortable, the welcome is always warm, and the small indoor garden is a perfect place to relax. Review © 2007, Wcities |