Hôtel Edmond Rostand

Hôtel Edmond Rostand has three room categories: Double Room, Twin Room and Triple Room. All have a private bathroom with a bath, air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. The rooms share wooden floors, soundproofing and contemporary furnishings, with bright colours throughout. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel.

The Double Room and Twin Room each measure 14 m² and accommodate up to two people. The former has a double bed, while the latter has two single beds. The Triple Room offers 15 m² and sleeps three, with one double bed and one single bed. All three options include a bath, a desk, a hairdryer and free toiletries. You can choose between a shared bed, two separate beds or a layout for three travellers.

Hôtel Edmond Rostand offers a 24-hour reception and a lift. Family rooms provide an option for those travelling with relatives, while non-smoking rooms and heating cater to everyday needs. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel. For business, a dedicated centre has a computer, printer and photocopier that you can use free of charge; faxing and photocopying are also available.

Café Edmond serves a buffet or continental breakfast every morning. During the day, the tea room offers drinks, a selection of teas and homemade pastries. You can also read a complimentary newspaper there. Luggage storage and the concierge service make your stay easier, and express check-in and check-out are available. In the rooms, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom with a bath complement the shared facilities. Estrangin – Préfecture station is within walking distance of the hotel.

Marseille stretches between hills and the Mediterranean, with an old centre centred on the Old Port and districts that reveal different sides of the city. The hotel is in the Castellane and Préfecture area, a lively urban district where buildings, squares and main roads shape the everyday surroundings. The Metro makes it easy to get around, and several central sights are within walking distance.

Place Castellane is an important crossroads in the city. Musée Cantini displays modern and contemporary art in a town house in the city centre. Heading down towards the harbour, the Old Port is a place to see the boats, walk along the quays and set off for the islands. The Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilisations, near Fort Saint-Jean, explores Mediterranean cultures. For a day at the beach, Prado Beaches offer a large stretch of developed waterfront. Saint-Charles railway station serves Marseille and regional rail links; Estrangin – Préfecture station is 250 m from the hotel.

You can start a visit in the city centre’s streets, continue to the Old Port and finish by the sea. Spring and autumn are pleasant seasons for exploring the city on foot, while summer is suited to outings along the coast and swimming, though it is busier. Museum enthusiasts can spend a day at Mucem and in the Le Panier district; those who prefer coastal scenery can plan an excursion to the Calanques, taking access conditions and summer heat into account. Marseille-Provence Airport is 19 km away.