Although the interior of our room was modern and had all the basics, the remainder of the hotel was not. The external structure of the hotel was not what we expected and the area that the hotel is located in is a ghetto. Our window looked out onto a empty yard covered in grafitti and broken fences. We didn't go out at night because we didn't feel safe. Luckily we had a car as there is not public transport nearby at all. Oh and you also need to pay 5.40 euro a night for car parking in an un-secure carpark that doesn't even have a lift to the hotel? It is not in the centre of town either which was a disappointment. Overall our best experience in Marseilles was the petit train to the notre dam, best value in the whole town!

Great value for money! New furniture and nice bathroom. Very clean, cozy and neat.

Its one of the best hotels for its price. This is not in the city center, but the hotel itself was very cute, it has a very good restaurant, friendly staff, the room was very clean and there were free snacks in the rooms. we would definetly stay in this hotel and recommend it to everyone.

I spent one night in this hotel and found it to be more than adequate. The hotel is located outside the very centre of Marseille. However it is about a 15 minute walk to the closest metro station which will take you to the centre of Marseille in less than 10 minutes. The hotel is close to the Stade Velodrome (about a 20 minute walk ) which was my reason for staying here.

The hotel is located in what seemed to me quite a safe area. I certainly had no fear walking back to the hotel late at night. Although my room was facing onto a main road I didn't hear ny traffic noise at night. Indeed the hotel on the whole was very quiet.

My room was of average size and also had a good sized bathroom. Both the room and bathroom were very clean. Tea and coffee making facilities were left in the room along with some biscuits.

I paid 55 Euros for a single room plus an additional 7 Euros for breakfast. The 7 Euros for breakfast was worth it. The breakfast consisted of a buffet and really had something for everyone. Cereal, cold meat, cheese, fruit, yogurt, bread, pastries, tea coffee and a choice of juice.

The hotel also has a bar located in the reception area. Although the bar had just closed the night I was there, the receptionist did get me a drink. Indeed I found the staff very friendly.

If you want to stay in the heart of Marseille this hotel may not be the most suitable. However if you want away from the hustle and bustle of the Port area and you don't mind the walk to the metro then I would certainly recomend this hotel.