Boutique Hôtel Azur

Boutique Hôtel Azur offers six room categories suited to solo, couple and family stays. All have air conditioning and a private bathroom. The double rooms accommodate two people; the family room can sleep up to four, while the single room is for one person. Room sizes range from 9 to 20 m².

Some rooms overlook the garden or inner courtyard, and two categories are soundproofed. The Comfort Double Room with Garden View and the Superior Double Room combine this view with air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. The family room stands out for its capacity and bed configurations. The Twin Room has two single beds, while the Economy Single Room offers a single bed. Bathrooms have a shower or a bath, depending on the room.

The Mediterranean garden and sun terrace offer outdoor spaces to take a break between visits. Outdoor furniture lets you enjoy these areas, while the shared lounge provides an indoor communal space. Luggage storage is available, and the reception is open 24 hours a day. Express check-in and check-out are also offered.

Guests can request breakfast in their room, as well as special diet menus. Room service and daily housekeeping complete the facilities. Families can make use of pushchairs, board games and puzzles. Bicycle hire is available for exploring the city in a different way, and a currency exchange service is offered. Meeting and reception rooms are also available for events. Pets are allowed on request, with a possible surcharge.

Marseille is shaped by its port, shopping streets and neighbourhoods, each with its own character. Boutique Hôtel Azur is in the Réformés area, near La Canebière, a major thoroughfare leading towards the Vieux-Port. The neighbourhood combines urban traffic, lively squares and old façades. It suits visitors who want to explore the centre on foot or take the metro to other parts of the city.

Réformés-Canebière station is 150 m away and Marseille-Saint-Charles railway station is 680 m away. Palais Longchamp brings together a garden, the Museum of Fine Arts and the Natural History Museum; it is a pleasant place to combine a walk with a cultural visit. The Vieux-Port, 1.2 km away, is a place to see the boats and reach the central quays. Further on, Mucem and Fort Saint-Jean tell the story of Marseille’s maritime past and offer views over the coastline. La Canebière links these shopping areas with the port, while the metro makes it easy to travel around the city. Marseille-Provence Airport is 18 km away.

Marseille is worth exploring all year round: the mild days of spring and autumn are well suited to walks between the port, museums and central squares. In summer, plan visits for the morning and leave some time for the seafront; Plage des Catalans is 2.7 km away, while Plage du Prophète is another place to take a break by the water. You could start the day at Palais Longchamp, continue through the central streets and finish on the quays of the Vieux-Port. For an excursion to the calanques or islands, the port offers a departure point for the coast.