Hotels Near Les Beaux-Arts De Marseille - Inseamm in Marseille

advantage: In a small shopping area, close to the subway, there is a coffee shop around where you can have breakfast. Other hotels are cheaper. There is a safer parking space on the other side of the street, but it will cost ten Euros a night. It’s not in the city center, so it’s easy to drive The price is not too expensive. shortcoming: The room is small and it is difficult to walk in a suitcase. The towels are dirty. There is no service (because it is a large chain store, it does not sell service, except for the front desk when you check in, where there is no staff) But this is understandable. Niu has seen this grade and the price is cheap here.

Stayed here for rugby World Cup last week and disappointed for the price. Stayed 4 days and on the first day reported that a curtain was missing from my room meaning not only could anyone passing by see into my room but the lights from the stadium and the restaurant opposite were blazing straight into my bed resulting in zero sleep. This wasn’t remedied until day 3. Also the shower cubicle leaked everywhere meaning the floor was dangerously slippery and had to be lined with towels before taking a shower. Breakfast didn’t cater for international tastes the way other chains do, it was purely French and not labelled so you were unsure if you were choosing yogurt, soft cheese or cream. Prices were very high €10 for a beer. Positives are it is very close to the stadium and the metro which is good. Staff very friendly, particularly the bar staff

Be really careful with this hotel. After check out I got charged an extra 20€ for breakfast. As someone claims I took this while I never set a foot in the restaurant. That seems to be enough for them to just take it off my card without discussion.

Stayed in this hotel in June 22. Have to admit that my first impression was student halls but we adapted well. The apartment was small but very clean. We had one bedroom but only big enough to house twin beds and a bedside table and a lamp. The beds were very comfortable. There was a separate toilet and a small bathroom with a over bath shower. I first thought that the bath was not clean but it was just here the enamel had worn away. There was a small kitchenette with cooker, fridge and dishwasher. We didn’t use it except for tea and coffee as we had B&B which was good the lady in the dining room was very friendly and was happy to help. We ate out for dinner. There is a table and chairs and a sofa bed in the living area plus a tv. The balcony was big and facing the sea which was nice with lovely views over the bay. There were patio table and chairs. If you are staying less than 8 days you won’t get room service but will provide it at an extra cost. There is a free safe deposit in all rooms. I think this is because of covid. There is free WiFi and a safety deposit box. There is no hairdryer in the rooms but you can get one from reception at no cost if you ask. Reception were ok but didn’t speak much English but we were in France after all so got by. The pool is small but nice the only thing is that there is no seating around the pool. Most people were just sitting on the decking on towels. The hotel is just 5 minutes from the beach. The only thing is that it was not Sandy but stony and gritty not good for making sand castles. There are no sun beds or parasols to hire, and very little shade. There is a Sandy beach further down the bay about 10 mins walk. There are restaurants close by but also more on the Sandy beach which is lovely. Also a good supermarket near too. You can get a bus into the city on the road next to the hotel the No 83 is €2 per person each way along the coast to the marina. I have to say that the external walls of the hotel need to be tidied up they look very tired. A lick of paint is needed badly, and maybe the rooms brought up to date a little. Maybe the hotel group could invest some funds into doing this. All in all we had a good stay but it could have been better. Thank you to all staff the made our stay comfortable.

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.

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.

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.

I have been in this hotel for business in two days. The desk personnel was polite and fast, during the check-in. The room was enough spaces for one guest, as well as the bathroom, where the shower was a real shower, and not a typical French one, with the tube. Both spaces were quite cleaned. In the hotel there's the internal restaurant, which is more focused on cooking meat. A positive point for the hotel is the internal and CLOSED car parking, mostly for people travelling for business. Hotel well maintained and recommended.

This hotel is in one of the worst areas of Marseille. There are homeless people in doorways and the area is run down and desolate. The hotel staff are cheerful enough but I think that even they know that they're in a dire area. The hotel itself has no bar or restaurant so you have to venture outside if you want any sustenance. Best thing to do - head directly to the old port where there is a huge array of bars and restaurants. Get a taxi back to the hotel (about €15) or risk getting mugged in the street like I did. The one amusing part about our stay was using the underground car park. Having to fit a car that is 1.84m wide into a lift that is 1.9m wide was fun. The car park is on level minus 5 by the way so you're in for a journey a long way down!

At 2 o'clock we were to early to check in, so we left our luggage behind to visit the city. When we came back around 6 o'clock there was no body at the reception, but there was a sign that we had to wait 5 minutes. After 20 minutes of waiting we asked the person behind the bar to call somebody, because we wanted to go to our room. After another 15 minutes somebody finally showed up, when we pointed out we were waiting for more then 30 minutes he started yelling at us ( a simple sorry would have been enough for us). My partner (who was in pain due to health reasons) didn't let this go and called the guy behind the reception out for his behaviour. At that point the guy wanted to fight us and called my partner names. The guy behind the bar came down to cool him down. After a while we got to our room. There we were processing everything that went down, we saw the room (which wasn't great either) and in combination to what went down we decided to leave and search another hotel (Grand hotel Beauvau) which was amazing!!! To be honest, the next day our money was on our account (on a sunday!).