Hotel con colazione a Marsiglia

ottimo hotel a pochi passi dal porto staff gentile parcheggio convenzionato sotto l'hotel Avevo una camera al 9 piano con vista chiesa Bon madre illuminata di notte antonrlla italia

La posizione è molto comoda. L'hotel ha un sistema di controllo degli accessi, il che è relativamente sicuro. È disponibile un deposito bagagli gratuito. Non ci sono molti bar semplici nei dintorni. La colazione è inclusa ed era fantastica. Il personale è stato molto gentile.

Posizione comoda con accesso al parcheggio che era piuttosto caro 43 euro per 38 ore anche con lo sconto. Puoi lasciare la macchina e passare la giornata a passeggiare per Marsiglia. È a pochi passi sia dal vecchio che dal nuovo porto. Vicino all'hotel ci sono due centri commerciali: Deck Village e Printemps.

Cleaning ladies were demonstrating 53 days in front of the hotel when I arrived. The rotating door was covered with mud and confetti, while the black women danced to loud African beats. A complete shock! They continued during my stay… The front desk was super helpful after I contacted their manager. My flight was delayed and I arrived a day late so they managed to modify my reservation without extra payment. My card didn’t work so I gave a cash deposit and they sent me an email when my suitcase that had been delayed arrived (so as not to wake me up). The housekeeping was average- twice they didn’t restock the water. Once they forgot a cleaning chemical. Another time they didn’t restock the decaffeinated capsules. Also they could have been more generous with the toilet paper. It’s the very thin recycled one, that goes fast. Breakfast was delicious and the restaurant spacious, with a garden overlooking the marina. The room was large, modern and quiet, with an amazing view of the harbor, including both sunsets and sunrises! I even saw the incredible half an hour long fireworks for Bastille day right under my window! The bed is big and comfortable, pillows a bit too soft, lighting is good but there are no toiletries (which was initially problematic due to the lost luggage). Room service wasn’t available the only night that I wanted to order it - due to Bastille day celebrations. The QR code don’t work on my phone so I had to call the reception to order. Also there was no alcoholic drinks listed, plus I had no fridge in the room, so I couldn’t fully relax and enjoy my holiday. The hotel doesn’t have a spa, which is a shame. So I made a reservation online and got a massage in the Hammam spa a few minutes from the hotel)very expensive and not great). The closest one to the hotel was closed. The pool is gorgeous but in another building which requires another elevator to be taken at the ground floor. A bit of a hassle…The gym is basic but good. Gets pretty busy and dirty at the end of the day. There are many nice restaurants nearby and even a small Proxi shop. There is a bus stop 1min away, that goes to the Terrace du Port. And the taxi conveniently dropped me off right in front of the hotel. The Mucem and Cosquer caves visible from the hotel, are a bit pleasant 25min walk away and the well worth the visit. Overall, I was satisfied with my stay, and would come again if the above issues were resolved.

L'hotel è molto carino la stanza che ci hanno dato era relativamente grande per essere in due.. inoltre era pulita e con un bel affaccio.. segnalo solo il fatto che non c'è il servizio di pulizia ,ma ovviamente era ben espresso nelle condizioni. Inoltre l'areatore non funzionava e una delle due lampadine per leggere non si poteva accendere. Per il resto lo consiglio anche per la posizione perché a pochi passi per l'autobus 83 che permette di raggiungere il centro in pochi minuti. Il personale è estremamente gentile e attento alle esigenze degli ospiti. La sala hall è davvero bella.

Secondo soggiorno in questo hotel. Comodo per chi viaggia da/per il porto crocieristico o l'aeroporto. L'hotel in sé è molto carino, piccolo ma con un grande carattere e buoni servizi. Avevamo una camera familiare su due livelli con soppalco. Camera fantastica con letti comodi, pulita, buoni servizi e un bel bagno con frigorifero, macchina del caffè ecc., quindi tutto il necessario. Ci sono due grossi aspetti negativi di questo hotel che non dipendono dalla struttura. Le vecchie e grandi porte/finestre francesi sono bellissime ma non isolano affatto bene dal rumore. Eravamo al quinto piano e sentivamo auto, sirene, motorini e persone fino alle prime ore del mattino e questo influisce sul sonno. Il secondo aspetto negativo è la zona, non un posto piacevole di notte. Molti senzatetto, persone che dormono per strada e non è un posto accogliente. Per noi, che ci andavamo semplicemente per dormire, stare comodi e avere una bella camera, è stato un buon soggiorno e ci torneremmo, ma è caro considerando la zona e il rumore notturno rispetto ad altri hotel meglio posizionati a Marsiglia.

This hotel has an absolutely amazing breakfast, it was included with the price we paid for our three nights of stay but one can pay ten euros per person per day for it. TOTALLY worth it, there were two hot food, we thought it was Continental Breakfast but there was so much food, we didn't even need to have lunch. There is this machine where you squeeze your own orange juice and it was FUN as you actually DIY!!! So many bread and croissants, pain au chocolat ... there was also organic milk, all local organic jams/spreads and a very nice espresso or coffee machine you can get hot chocolate and Cafe au Lait! You can make your own hard/medium/soft boiled egg! The service was great, the man at the front desk was very helpful and introduced me to places in the Marseille region that I can visit nearby. Room was small but I didn't come to Marseille to stay in a hotel room, water in the shower was hot and wifi works well! I will definitely stay here again next time I come to Marseille!!!

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Ho dimenticato di scrivere che in giro ci sono molti bar per la colazione economici, così come diversi negozi di alimentari (all'inizio abbiamo prenotato per 2 notti, ma ci siamo resi conto che non sarebbe bastato, quindi ci sono due recensioni :))

J'ai l'habitude d'aller dans cette hôtel, l'accueil est sympa, l'emplacement est très bien à l'entrée de Marseille et juste à côté du port de l'estaque.