Apartments in Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur, France

What makes this place special are the people. Yes, it is modern, tastefully designed and immaculate with great access to public transport and a couple of local treasures, the front desk with Tata, Tania and Sujata, complete with broad smiles and great local knowledge are a compliment to manager Emmanuel and Mr Fixit, Julian.

Value for money was great. The room was very clean and kitchenette was complete. But the refrigerator wasn’t working at all…so we couldn’t keep anything cold. Air-conditioning was very effective and quiet. Location was not great, but good — it was super near Gare Saint-Charles, but around a 10-15min walk to the Old Port. Nevertheless, I would recommend this aparthotel.

This was our second stay in a hotel of this chain, the first time in Provence. Positive: In general our experience was positive, a good place for a short overnight stay and onward journey. There is a parking lot (in Marseille it cost 10 euros extra). You can cook if you want (there is a kitchen, dishes and appliances). Bed, bathroom and toilet were nice and clean. Criticism: In Marseille the room was worn and poorly cleaned, there was dust on the microwave and in the air conditioning (a lot of thick layer) not cleaned. Poorly closing freezer compartment in which there was a lot of snow. There was no extra blanket or pillow. We could not be provided with an extra pillow on request. If the maids paid attention to the little things it would be very good.

Reception was shocking, everytime we needed assistance the wait was long and customer service not good, no one could be bothered. Small bar not a problem but no stock not even ice. The indoor pool was a good size but guest were allowed to walk in and out through the dining area wet with no shoes on straight into the lift. There seemed to be a lot of young people and familes being housed there, again not a problem but there was no hotel experience or service for the paying guest. The rooms were really nice and clean lots of space but the night we arrived one guest had been beaten up and had to be attended to by paramedics and police. Not sure how they got in as needed key card to enter lift. The saving grace for me was the roof terrace and pool, good space, lovely pool and the fact that were english and the weather was hot for us we had the whole area to ourselves as it was to cold for everyone else. The train runs almost directly behind the hotel which is cheap and a good way to travel in and out of the center. I would not stay here again.

Went for a long weekend to see the city and it’s history, really enjoyed our time, 3 days was plenty to see everything. The hotel was in a fantastic location, right near the Metro. Everyone was friendly in the hotel, and spoke English very well which was useful as our French isn’t great. Couldn’t have asked for anything more, also the deposit was paid back straight away on the same day in full. Highly recommend.

Clean, but basic. Reception closes at 11pm, if you need assistance, hard luck. Parking is not at the hotel, but a general car park for all, charges €11 per night. There is a small parking area outside the hotel, but it is pure luck if you can get in it, only space for 5/6 cars. Staff are polite, but communication could be better for clients and each other.

New residence, very clean. Welcoming and helpful staff. The accommodations with balconies face south with a view of the pedestrian square. The other buildings (mainly offices) obstruct the noise from the nearby airport. Slightly limited crockery equipment; fridge too small, you have to do the shopping often. Far from the beaches and the city center, you have to take tram line 2 to get there (nearest beach Carras 10 minutes by tram, less busy than those in the center); city ​​center 25 - 30 min by tram. Close to transport: new Nice-St Augustin station (TER to Cannes / Antibes / Grasse / Nice city / Monaco / Menton) 300m away; “Grand Arénas” tram stop 300m away; Bus station for the west of the department (Cannes, Grasse, Antibes, hinterland) 500m away. No nearby business; the nearest supermarket is 600m away, Phoenix Park next door. ”Interparking nouvelle'R” parking nearby, but not very practical for SUVs and larger cars due to narrow passages.

The hotel was visited after 20 hours when the hotel was no longer in service. Five days before arrival, a letter was written to the hotel, translated into French through the Yandex translator, asking to explain how the settlement process was going on in such a case. A few days later, we received the answer that on the day of arrival we will send a letter with detailed instructions on this. On the day of arrival about six hours before the planned arrival, they recalled themselves and wrote another letter, which was answered a couple of hours later where the algorithm of action was scheduled. There were many negative moments in the reviews with the work of magnetic locks on the doors, but on the first floor where we got the number, there are new doors with ordinary locks that lock on the key. Instead of the balcony in the rooms on the first floor there is an exit right on the parking lot at the hotel. The room equipment was: teapot, drop-off coffee machine, toaster, two-comfortable stove, mini-washing (sometimes very noisy, so to include it for the night is not recommended), microwave, TV and refrigerator. In the bathroom there is a fan. The air conditioner, when settled, worked on heating, in the room was +24 degrees at a temperature on the street +12. The bathroom is spacious but with nuances: The water from the shower is poured straight on the floor and goes through the trap into the plum as the consequence is always a lot of spray. To remove the extra water from the cpfel in the bathroom there is a swab with a water spray. Beds are narrow, but we, in principle, had enough space. Matracs as almost everywhere in France are tough, lingerie clean. The rosetock in the room is enough, there are two closets, a couple of shelves, a big table behind which you can have dinner in the four. In general, a great budget option for holidays on the Lazur coast of France.

Was slightly nervous after reading some of the reviews but what a lovely surprise on our arrival. Incredible location close to the ******, port and station and perfect hotel to explore Monaco. Rooms very clean and quiet. Would highly recommend as also great value for money. Tip: if you are arriving by train. At station, exit onto princess boulevard, turn right and a few yards later you will see the lift on the other side of the road. Go up this and then opposite to next lift. Go up again and then turn left. Hotel a few yards on right. Literally about 7 mins max from station.

We were traveling with a mobility scooter and the building and grounds worked 100%. Reception staff so warm and welcoming. Bed and room very comfortable and spacious. We had a lovely balcony and view … well done and thank you - a great months stay. Perhaps sun umbrellas at the pool would have helped with the sun but I didn’t ask so perhaps they are available.

What makes this place special are the people. Yes, it is modern, tastefully designed and immaculate with great access to public transport and a couple of local treasures, the front desk with Tata, Tania and Sujata, complete with broad smiles and great local knowledge are a compliment to manager Emmanuel and Mr Fixit, Julian.

Value for money was great. The room was very clean and kitchenette was complete. But the refrigerator wasn’t working at all…so we couldn’t keep anything cold. Air-conditioning was very effective and quiet. Location was not great, but good — it was super near Gare Saint-Charles, but around a 10-15min walk to the Old Port. Nevertheless, I would recommend this aparthotel.

This was our second stay in a hotel of this chain, the first time in Provence. Positive: In general our experience was positive, a good place for a short overnight stay and onward journey. There is a parking lot (in Marseille it cost 10 euros extra). You can cook if you want (there is a kitchen, dishes and appliances). Bed, bathroom and toilet were nice and clean. Criticism: In Marseille the room was worn and poorly cleaned, there was dust on the microwave and in the air conditioning (a lot of thick layer) not cleaned. Poorly closing freezer compartment in which there was a lot of snow. There was no extra blanket or pillow. We could not be provided with an extra pillow on request. If the maids paid attention to the little things it would be very good.

Went for a long weekend to see the city and it’s history, really enjoyed our time, 3 days was plenty to see everything. The hotel was in a fantastic location, right near the Metro. Everyone was friendly in the hotel, and spoke English very well which was useful as our French isn’t great. Couldn’t have asked for anything more, also the deposit was paid back straight away on the same day in full. Highly recommend.

Bonjour, Hôtel à fuite d'urgence qui ne mérite pas d'être étoile, l'établissement est vétéros moyens, nous avons réservé une chambre qui était normalement la plus haute en gamme au tarif le plus élevé 93.30€ pour une nuit. After crossing the entrance doors the room was flooded with water to the ground with a very glissing fat substance, and that was only the beginning, of spiders that decorate the walls, the dust in the entire room the sticks and the complaints go up, the mosquitoes in the entire room..., the sticks are cut by I don't know what to slice, the bed heads fall into lambs the tissues go up and let appear on the bed and l'es chevet des morceaux pleins de poussière, la propreté n'est vraiment pas suivie dans cette maison le ménage semble inexistant ainsi que l'hygiène. La qualité de service inexistante, le personnel semble dépasser par la quantité de travail à fournir et perdu car une personne doit s'occuper de l'ensemble des tâches à effectuer Photo de la chambre pour illustrer l'absence de propreté en PJ A FUIR LIVEMENT NEW YOU HAVE !!!!!!!! No commercial gesture has been made despite all these disturbances they just know to get to and go to something else

Very comfortable hotel, everything worked ok in the room, tv, kettle, fridge, shower with good hot water. Everything was very clean and convenient. It also had a kitchenette with pans, pots, cutlery and crockery. Hotel is located right at the heart of the Village, walking distance to everything!. Special thanks to the reception staff that were super nice and Friendly. I stayed in Room 207, where there was zero noise from the street. Thanks!.🙂

This aparthotel is in a well communicated area and could have potential, however it is in need of a serious update especially for an over 300Euro/night tab -more expensive than the best 5Star hotel in the city. The elevator was out of order for the first 2 days (we stayed 3 nights) and we were put on the top floor (6th). Most of the staff did not speak English (or did not want to). The breakfast is good. The room was supposed to be for 4 people, however I don't see how would that be possible as to open the sofa bed we would need to move the dinning table closer to the kitchen, in which case you don't have space to either open suitcases or use the kitchen for that matter. Luckily we were only 2 people and did not need to use the sofa bed as a bed, but used to place our suitcases instead. We were assigned a 4 person room (and charged accordingly) -although we were only 2 people. The toilet bowl is in a small space (closet size) is extremely small and it only had one half of a toilet paper roll. No extra toilet paper rolls anywhere in the room. The kitchen seemed to be basically equipped, although we never used it, so I can't say if it was in proper working condition. The walls were very run down and with stains. Bedroom closet doors, sofa bed and doors were very cheap quality and the light fixtures were tattered and provided insufficient lighting. The curtains were dirty and stained. The safe box did not give us much confidence as it could be lifted easily with its contents. All and all, if we had been charged around 60Euro/night or less, it would have been acceptable, but for 300Euro/night it is way overrated and we felt abused, and to top things of, we were charged 11Euro for an extra breakfast (1 coffee). They seem to set their prices per night randomly in a range from 49Euro to 347Euro depending on events going on and general hotel availability in the city. If you pay the lower price it is an ok place, but definitely not worth if you get charged more than 60Euro/night.

A one night stop at this Kyriad hotel which was in a convenient location as I had to drive to Marseille airport the following morning. An easy smooth check in and I was made to feel very welcome. The room was spacious and comfortable and included a table, kitchen, and a safe deposit box. There was no evening meal when I was there but there is a large commercial centre which I drove to and there are plenty of eating options there. There is secure gated parking at the hotel.

My husband and I stayed for one night at this hotel. You can't check in until 3pm, no matter what - even if your flight arrives at 9am in the morning, so be aware that they will need to hold your bags if you wish to drop them off. Staff was very friendly, but right at 3pm, everyone arrives to check in and the wait can take a little time. Our room was pretty small, but had a little kitchen area and a decent sized bathroom. The bed was fairly comfortable and the view was basically of a run-down apartment building in the back of the property (depressing). We fortunately had a good nights rest with very little noise. There's a Nespresso machine in the room and you can buy pods at the front desk. The location is walkable to many tourist shops and restaurants right in Old Port. The room appeared to be clean, but a bit run down. I would suggest a one night's stay if needed, but to stay longer might cramp your style if you wish for something a bit more roomy and charming. Overall, good stay and a good place for walking around Old Port and surrounding neighborhoods.

The self-guided tour chose this accommodation, the environment is relatively clean and refreshing, the hotel apartment, someone cleaned the next day. The transportation is very convenient, 5 minutes to the subway station, you can take the subway two or three stations to the train station or the old port. The price is also relatively cost-effective.

What makes this place special are the people. Yes, it is modern, tastefully designed and immaculate with great access to public transport and a couple of local treasures, the front desk with Tata, Tania and Sujata, complete with broad smiles and great local knowledge are a compliment to manager Emmanuel and Mr Fixit, Julian.

Value for money was great. The room was very clean and kitchenette was complete. But the refrigerator wasn’t working at all…so we couldn’t keep anything cold. Air-conditioning was very effective and quiet. Location was not great, but good — it was super near Gare Saint-Charles, but around a 10-15min walk to the Old Port. Nevertheless, I would recommend this aparthotel.

This was our second stay in a hotel of this chain, the first time in Provence. Positive: In general our experience was positive, a good place for a short overnight stay and onward journey. There is a parking lot (in Marseille it cost 10 euros extra). You can cook if you want (there is a kitchen, dishes and appliances). Bed, bathroom and toilet were nice and clean. Criticism: In Marseille the room was worn and poorly cleaned, there was dust on the microwave and in the air conditioning (a lot of thick layer) not cleaned. Poorly closing freezer compartment in which there was a lot of snow. There was no extra blanket or pillow. We could not be provided with an extra pillow on request. If the maids paid attention to the little things it would be very good.

Went for a long weekend to see the city and it’s history, really enjoyed our time, 3 days was plenty to see everything. The hotel was in a fantastic location, right near the Metro. Everyone was friendly in the hotel, and spoke English very well which was useful as our French isn’t great. Couldn’t have asked for anything more, also the deposit was paid back straight away on the same day in full. Highly recommend.

This aparthotel is in a well communicated area and could have potential, however it is in need of a serious update especially for an over 300Euro/night tab -more expensive than the best 5Star hotel in the city. The elevator was out of order for the first 2 days (we stayed 3 nights) and we were put on the top floor (6th). Most of the staff did not speak English (or did not want to). The breakfast is good. The room was supposed to be for 4 people, however I don't see how would that be possible as to open the sofa bed we would need to move the dinning table closer to the kitchen, in which case you don't have space to either open suitcases or use the kitchen for that matter. Luckily we were only 2 people and did not need to use the sofa bed as a bed, but used to place our suitcases instead. We were assigned a 4 person room (and charged accordingly) -although we were only 2 people. The toilet bowl is in a small space (closet size) is extremely small and it only had one half of a toilet paper roll. No extra toilet paper rolls anywhere in the room. The kitchen seemed to be basically equipped, although we never used it, so I can't say if it was in proper working condition. The walls were very run down and with stains. Bedroom closet doors, sofa bed and doors were very cheap quality and the light fixtures were tattered and provided insufficient lighting. The curtains were dirty and stained. The safe box did not give us much confidence as it could be lifted easily with its contents. All and all, if we had been charged around 60Euro/night or less, it would have been acceptable, but for 300Euro/night it is way overrated and we felt abused, and to top things of, we were charged 11Euro for an extra breakfast (1 coffee). They seem to set their prices per night randomly in a range from 49Euro to 347Euro depending on events going on and general hotel availability in the city. If you pay the lower price it is an ok place, but definitely not worth if you get charged more than 60Euro/night.

My husband and I stayed for one night at this hotel. You can't check in until 3pm, no matter what - even if your flight arrives at 9am in the morning, so be aware that they will need to hold your bags if you wish to drop them off. Staff was very friendly, but right at 3pm, everyone arrives to check in and the wait can take a little time. Our room was pretty small, but had a little kitchen area and a decent sized bathroom. The bed was fairly comfortable and the view was basically of a run-down apartment building in the back of the property (depressing). We fortunately had a good nights rest with very little noise. There's a Nespresso machine in the room and you can buy pods at the front desk. The location is walkable to many tourist shops and restaurants right in Old Port. The room appeared to be clean, but a bit run down. I would suggest a one night's stay if needed, but to stay longer might cramp your style if you wish for something a bit more roomy and charming. Overall, good stay and a good place for walking around Old Port and surrounding neighborhoods.

The self-guided tour chose this accommodation, the environment is relatively clean and refreshing, the hotel apartment, someone cleaned the next day. The transportation is very convenient, 5 minutes to the subway station, you can take the subway two or three stations to the train station or the old port. The price is also relatively cost-effective.

La signora che ci ha fatto il check in gentilissima e parlava anche italiano, hotel molto carino e pulito. Posizione discreta a 20 minuti dal centro, per arrivare al centro bisognava prendere un bus e un tram.

The staff at the front desk of the hotel are very friendly, and the check-in and check-out speed is also very fast. The location is good, and it is less than ten minutes' walk from the subway station in the picture. The room is also very clean, suitable in size and has a private bathroom. The best thing is that there is an open kitchen in the room, and the tableware is also very complete.

Stayed at Residhome M****ille Joliette for four nights. The staff were all very friendly and helpful. My room faced a quiet street and had all the necessary kitchenette facilities. Overall the property was clean and well-managed. I felt safe walking around in the neighborhood of the hotel. The fascinating Panier district is just a few minutes walk away from the hotel, and I was able to stroll around in the district many times while staying here. The Old Port is about twenty minutes away by foot. There is a subway stop around the corner that gets you to the main train station in about five minutes. There was also a nice esplanade a few blocks from the hotel where you have a nice view of the sunset over the sea. There were many restaurants nearby and a major supermarket about five minutes walk from the hotel. I would stay here again and recommend to others.

Reception was shocking, everytime we needed assistance the wait was long and customer service not good, no one could be bothered. Small bar not a problem but no stock not even ice. The indoor pool was a good size but guest were allowed to walk in and out through the dining area wet with no shoes on straight into the lift. There seemed to be a lot of young people and familes being housed there, again not a problem but there was no hotel experience or service for the paying guest. The rooms were really nice and clean lots of space but the night we arrived one guest had been beaten up and had to be attended to by paramedics and police. Not sure how they got in as needed key card to enter lift. The saving grace for me was the roof terrace and pool, good space, lovely pool and the fact that were english and the weather was hot for us we had the whole area to ourselves as it was to cold for everyone else. The train runs almost directly behind the hotel which is cheap and a good way to travel in and out of the center. I would not stay here again.

Clean, but basic. Reception closes at 11pm, if you need assistance, hard luck. Parking is not at the hotel, but a general car park for all, charges €11 per night. There is a small parking area outside the hotel, but it is pure luck if you can get in it, only space for 5/6 cars. Staff are polite, but communication could be better for clients and each other.

New residence, very clean. Welcoming and helpful staff. The accommodations with balconies face south with a view of the pedestrian square. The other buildings (mainly offices) obstruct the noise from the nearby airport. Slightly limited crockery equipment; fridge too small, you have to do the shopping often. Far from the beaches and the city center, you have to take tram line 2 to get there (nearest beach Carras 10 minutes by tram, less busy than those in the center); city ​​center 25 - 30 min by tram. Close to transport: new Nice-St Augustin station (TER to Cannes / Antibes / Grasse / Nice city / Monaco / Menton) 300m away; “Grand Arénas” tram stop 300m away; Bus station for the west of the department (Cannes, Grasse, Antibes, hinterland) 500m away. No nearby business; the nearest supermarket is 600m away, Phoenix Park next door. ”Interparking nouvelle'R” parking nearby, but not very practical for SUVs and larger cars due to narrow passages.

The hotel was visited after 20 hours when the hotel was no longer in service. Five days before arrival, a letter was written to the hotel, translated into French through the Yandex translator, asking to explain how the settlement process was going on in such a case. A few days later, we received the answer that on the day of arrival we will send a letter with detailed instructions on this. On the day of arrival about six hours before the planned arrival, they recalled themselves and wrote another letter, which was answered a couple of hours later where the algorithm of action was scheduled. There were many negative moments in the reviews with the work of magnetic locks on the doors, but on the first floor where we got the number, there are new doors with ordinary locks that lock on the key. Instead of the balcony in the rooms on the first floor there is an exit right on the parking lot at the hotel. The room equipment was: teapot, drop-off coffee machine, toaster, two-comfortable stove, mini-washing (sometimes very noisy, so to include it for the night is not recommended), microwave, TV and refrigerator. In the bathroom there is a fan. The air conditioner, when settled, worked on heating, in the room was +24 degrees at a temperature on the street +12. The bathroom is spacious but with nuances: The water from the shower is poured straight on the floor and goes through the trap into the plum as the consequence is always a lot of spray. To remove the extra water from the cpfel in the bathroom there is a swab with a water spray. Beds are narrow, but we, in principle, had enough space. Matracs as almost everywhere in France are tough, lingerie clean. The rosetock in the room is enough, there are two closets, a couple of shelves, a big table behind which you can have dinner in the four. In general, a great budget option for holidays on the Lazur coast of France.

Was slightly nervous after reading some of the reviews but what a lovely surprise on our arrival. Incredible location close to the ******, port and station and perfect hotel to explore Monaco. Rooms very clean and quiet. Would highly recommend as also great value for money. Tip: if you are arriving by train. At station, exit onto princess boulevard, turn right and a few yards later you will see the lift on the other side of the road. Go up this and then opposite to next lift. Go up again and then turn left. Hotel a few yards on right. Literally about 7 mins max from station.

We were traveling with a mobility scooter and the building and grounds worked 100%. Reception staff so warm and welcoming. Bed and room very comfortable and spacious. We had a lovely balcony and view … well done and thank you - a great months stay. Perhaps sun umbrellas at the pool would have helped with the sun but I didn’t ask so perhaps they are available.

Lovely hotel. Much to like. Good location. The rooms are very nice and clean The breakfast provides an extensive choice and is very good quality. Staff are extremely friendly We thoroughly recommend this hote!

The building is great and well located but…….. breakfast was terrible, not a single piece of fresh fuit insight , ran out of coffee cups after about 10 customers and were told to use the cardboard ones and the sever was at best useless. We booked three rooms and it took more than 30minutes to checkin because it was so unorganized at the reception , finally we were given 3 sets of keys and every key was for the wrong couple so it took us another 30minutes of going all over the building to work out what rooms were actually ours.

Hotel in posizione perfetta , per visitare il centro di Montecarlo , e scendere giù alla spiaggia di lorvotto , con ascensore 5–10’minuti sei al mare … camera spaziosa , con tutto le cose che possono servire ; alcune camere sono con vista mare

It's a cheap apartment complex, reception open during day, no facilities like a hotel i.e. evening meal, bar etc, everything locked up at 8pm. You basically get a living room with a cheap sofa and really cheap tables and a 14” TV set. Bedroom has a bed and side tables and nothing else. Bathroom is dated and shower curtain all brown on bottom. I was there for a week and no room service is provided, so be prepared to make your own bed, clean up etc. Never again, and it was not a cheap place in terms of € cost per night. Breakfast (10€) is a joke, some eggs to boil yourself and a few cereals and a few slices of ham etc. Coffee macing and juice locked at 09.30 until following day