B&B HOTEL Marseille Euromed

B&B HOTEL Marseille Euromed offers double rooms, twin rooms, as well as triple and quadruple rooms. Room sizes range from 12 to 15 m². All have a private bathroom, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and soundproofing. Depending on the category, you’ll find a large double bed, two single beds, or a combination of single beds and a large double bed.

Double rooms accommodate two people, while the triple and quadruple rooms provide beds for three or four guests. One Double Room is suitable for guests with reduced mobility. A cot can be added on request, subject to availability. Other amenities include a desk, an alarm clock and towels. The rooms are accessible by lift; the main differences between some categories are their capacity and bed configuration.

B&B HOTEL Marseille Euromed’s facilities include a 24-hour reception, free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel and air-conditioned rooms. A lift serves the floors, and facilities for guests with reduced mobility are available. The family rooms are soundproofed and non-smoking, and have a private bathroom. Two terraces, including one with plenty of sunshine, provide outdoor space for a break.

Vending machines offer snacks and drinks. Breakfast is served as a continental breakfast or buffet. Guests can bring their pets, possibly for an additional charge. Private indoor parking is available by reservation, with spaces for guests with reduced mobility; charges apply. Rooms include a flat-screen TV, a desk and an alarm clock. Désirée Clary metro station is 200 m away, while Marseille-Saint-Charles railway station is 1.2 km away.

The Euroméditerranée district, in Marseille’s 3rd arrondissement, combines port activity, new urban developments and streets where everyday life unfolds. This part of the city offers access to the historic districts while keeping you close to major transport links. You can alternate cultural visits with walks towards the Old Port and trips to the coast. Metro stations and railway lines make it easy to get around central Marseille without a car.

La Vieille Charité, a former 17th-century hospice now converted into a cultural centre, houses museums and exhibitions. Mucem, dedicated to the civilisations of Europe and the Mediterranean, is 1.8 km away and faces Fort Saint-Jean, whose ramparts open onto the port. The Old Port, 2.3 km away, is a landmark where you can watch the boats and start a walk through the old streets. Marseille-Saint-Charles railway station, 1.2 km away, serves regional and national routes; the metro also makes it easy to get around the city. Marseille-Provence Airport is 23 km away.

For a day of sightseeing, you could spend the morning exploring Mucem’s collections and the narrow streets of Le Panier, then head to the Old Port for a late-afternoon stroll. Les Catalans Beach and the calanques offer another side of the city, looking out to sea. The Mediterranean climate makes spring and autumn pleasant seasons for walks, while summer brings hot days and more visitors to the coast. In winter, the museums and old districts are still enjoyable to explore at a more leisurely pace.