Marseille Hotels with Wifi

"Lovely modern aparthotel Very clean and modern style rooms with large walk in shower, memory foam bed made for comfortable sleeping and the bed being a full side instead of two singles pushed together was a bonus compared to other hotels we have stayed in. The tv had option to connect Netflix which we found to fit the style of the room. The reception team were friendly and very helpful. The lobby was unique and different, plenty space to lounge with an array of different chairs/ couches to enjoy while you wait with lots of available charging ports nearby too. There was a pool area with a sauna and hammam, this was an additional €10pp to use for an hour but very nice facilities to use. We stayed in the panoramic sea view room and it was worth the view however there was construction so we couldn’t open the window or have the curtains back to enjoy the view properly. However if we return we would book again and would recommend to stay here 😊"

"We arrived an hour early, the staff were friendly and let us check in when we got there as our room was ready. The lady at reception was very thorough in making sure the room was up to standard prior to letting us in. The room was spacious and it was clean. The only downside to the accomodation is there isn’t much around, however for the price it was easy enough to get on the tram which was a few minutes walk down the hill."

"This was, without a doubt, the best value-for-money hotel during our 30-day Europe trip. The location is superb, near Marseille train station, just a 6-7 minute walk. Although there are some steps leading up to the hotel entrance from the street, which might be a bit challenging for elderly guests or those with heavy luggage, you can easily take a flat route by going around the bridge, adding only about 100 meters to your walk. It's also close to bus stops and the airport shuttle, making getting around very convenient. The Old Port and city center are within walking distance. Nearby, there are excellent steak restaurants (closer to the train station), other eateries, pizza places, and small supermarkets, making shopping easy. The hotel has a very Japanese aesthetic, with a clean and bright facade. The interior is spotless and tidy. The front desk staff are warm and friendly, always smiling. One young lady was even learning Chinese and tried her best to communicate with us in Chinese. The room wasn't large but perfectly adequate, quiet, and comfortable. Bed linen changes and cleaning were prompt. The bathroom was typically Japanese – small and compact, with a bathtub and a bidet toilet seat. Breakfast didn't have a huge variety, but it covered all the essentials. The surrounding area can seem a bit chaotic, with many small shops on various narrow streets, which is great for shopping but might feel a little disorienting. However, I stayed for two nights and felt perfectly safe going out for dinner and shopping in the evening. It wasn't as scary as some rumors suggest; nobody paid particular attention to me after dark. Of course, it's always wise to be cautious. For a hotel in Europe with a similar location, room size, facilities, and service, its price was incredibly affordable. I would definitely stay here again if I have the chance and will recommend it to friends."

"First, the positives: The breakfast was fantastic, and the coffee was great, which is a rare find at this price point. The room had a kettle, and the front desk staff were incredibly friendly and helpful! The hotel is a convenient 10-minute walk to the Old Port. The lobby offered free coffee and croissants. I was really worried about service staff in France only speaking French, but everyone at this hotel spoke excellent English. Now for the issues I encountered: Initially, I was given a room on the fourth floor. When I pulled back the covers, I found a significant amount of hair on the pillows, which seemed to be a mix of human and animal hair (this hotel is pet-friendly). Lifting the duvet revealed even more hair, making it seem like the cleaning staff hadn't changed the bedding at all. The front desk immediately offered me another room on the same floor. After moving my luggage, I still found a small amount of hair when I pulled back the covers in the new room. I then asked the front desk for a fresh set of sheets and duvet covers. They offered to move me again, this time to a room on the 6th floor. This room was much better, but the pillowcases had yellow stains on all four corners. I requested new pillowcases from the front desk and changed them myself. One minor concern: The hotel isn't on the main street and is a bit close to the train station, which made me slightly uneasy walking around at night."

"Best location near train station, very convenient. My room is quite big for one person. Staff are nice. I have a nice experience in this hotel."

"I absolutely love the little courtyard at The People Marseille! It has such a strong Mediterranean vibe, very chill. There's a communal kitchen, and it's mostly quiet, perfect for sitting by the window, reading a book, and sipping coffee. The beds are clean and the facilities are good too."

"A beautiful hotel. A little far from the center, but for such a price very clean, new rooms. Good-welcoming hosts, I liked it very much"

"This hotel in the Old Port actually provided slippers, and they were surprisingly good quality – we ended up taking them with us for our next hotel. Our triple room had a small balcony with a view of the Old Port, which was beautiful both at dusk and in the early morning. There's a pretty large Carrefour supermarket nearby. The hotel doesn't have its own parking, so you'll need to park in the Carrefour underground lot, which is just a two to three-minute walk to the hotel."

"A nice, clean hotel just a stone's throw from the metro station, in an excellent location just steps from the city center. The hotel staff was very helpful. I recommend it to everyone."

"Generally satisfied with everything. Hair dryer, kitchen, cupboard and the toilet was very good."