Hotel du Pharo

Hotel du Pharo offers three types of room: Deluxe Room, Small Double Room and Single Room. The Deluxe Room measures 20 m² and includes a private bathroom, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a coffee machine. It offers city views and accommodates two people. The Small Double Room has a double bed and is designed for two people. The Single Room has a single bed and accommodates one person. These options let you choose between a double room with more amenities and a single-occupancy layout.

The Deluxe Room combines 20 m² of space with city views, while the other two rooms accommodate two and one person respectively. A private bathroom, air conditioning and a coffee machine are among the Deluxe Room’s amenities; the more compact rooms have sleeping arrangements suited to their capacity.

Reception is open 24 hours a day, and the team speaks French and English. You can speak to staff at any time with questions about your arrival or stay. The rooms have air conditioning, which is useful when temperatures rise in Marseille. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel, including in the rooms. Pets are allowed; a supplement may apply. The rooms are non-smoking.

You can check in between 14:00 and 23:00, and check-out is between 10:00 and 11:00. This gives you a broad time window to reach Hotel du Pharo and plan your departure. The reception team speaks French and English and is on hand throughout the day and night.

The seventh arrondissement of Marseille brings together the coastline, residential streets and views of the harbour. Around Place du 4 Septembre, the Pharo area lies between Catalans Beach and the Vieux-Port. Seafront walks sit alongside the heritage sites of Saint-Victor; the neighbourhood suits travellers who want to divide their stay between swimming, sightseeing and exploring the city on foot.

Catalans Beach is 350 m away. The Palais du Pharo, in its park overlooking the harbour entrance, is 670 m away. The MuCEM, dedicated to the civilisations of Europe and the Mediterranean, is 950 m away. The Vieux-Port and its quays are 1.3 km away; boats depart from there for the Frioul Islands and Château d’If. Marseille-Saint-Charles railway station is 2.4 km away. Vieux-Port metro station and the bus routes make it easier to travel between the seafront, the centre and other neighbourhoods.

For your first day, you can walk along the harbour, visit the MuCEM and then head to the narrow streets around Saint-Victor. Another outing combines a swim at Catalans Beach with a walk in the Pharo park. The Mediterranean climate makes it possible to enjoy the seafront for much of the year; in summer, the beaches and outdoor spaces draw more visitors. In spring or autumn, city sightseeing lends itself to days spent walking, with breaks overlooking the harbour. The neighbourhood makes it easy to alternate between Marseille’s heritage and time on the coast.