Hôtel Faculté

Hôtel Faculté offers three room categories: double, single and basic triple. They accommodate two, one and three people respectively. Room sizes range from 11 to 13 m²; the single room is the most compact, while the double and triple rooms are both 13 m². This gives you the choice of a single room, a stay for two or a room for three travellers.

The rooms have air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. There is also a wardrobe or clothes rack. The Double Room has a double bed, the Single Room a single bed, and the Basic Triple Room combines a single bed with a double bed. Bathrooms are fitted with a shower or bath. The rooms are non-smoking, with practical amenities for a city stopover.

The amenities include useful features for everyday needs in the rooms and communal areas. Air conditioning and heating are available, while the rooms have a flat-screen TV. Internet access is available, and Wi-Fi is free in the communal areas. The room categories include non-smoking rooms and family rooms.

The private bathrooms have a shower or bath, a toilet, toilet paper and free toiletries. A wardrobe or clothes rack provides storage, and there is a socket near the bed. These amenities are complemented by towels and heating in the rooms. The facilities cater to the needs of a city break, whether you are travelling alone, as a couple or with family, with options for different group sizes.

Marseille is a large Mediterranean port city, stretching between the coast, hills and central neighbourhoods. Hôtel Faculté is in the 1st arrondissement, near La Canebière and the Noailles and Réformés metro stations. The area combines shopping streets, historic buildings and cultural venues; it suits visitors who want to explore the city on foot and continue their journeys by public transport. Saint-Charles railway station also makes arriving by train easy.

The Vieux-Port is a key landmark for discovering Marseille: its quays provide access to waterfront walks and boat trips to the islands. The MuCEM explores Mediterranean cultures in an architectural complex overlooking the port. The Le Panier neighbourhood, with its narrow streets and Vieille Charité, offers another walk through the old town. Palais Longchamp brings together a garden and museums, while Notre-Dame de la Garde overlooks the city from its hill. Saint-Charles railway station is 500 m away and the Vieux-Port is 1 km away.

The city can be visited all year round, with often hot and lively days in summer; spring and autumn are good for city walks when temperatures are milder. You can spend a day exploring the historic centre and port, then head to the seafront or beaches for a break. The metro makes it easy to travel between the railway station, the centre and more distant neighbourhoods. For a cultural visit, combine the MuCEM with the narrow streets of Le Panier; to enjoy the scenery, take time to climb up to Notre-Dame de la Garde.