Hôtel & Suites Maison Montgrand - Vieux Port

The hotel’s rooms are available in standard and superior categories, as well as family rooms and suites. Double rooms accommodate two people; family rooms offer several sleeping arrangements, while the suites combine a bedroom and living area depending on their layout. Rooms range from 13 to 50 m².

Air conditioning and a private bathroom are among the shared features. Several rooms overlook the city, while others face an inner courtyard. The suites and some superior rooms add a kitchenette, dining area or balcony; the Duplex Suite also has a terrace and two living rooms. Sleeping arrangements range from a large double bed or two single beds to combinations with bunk beds and a sofa bed. One family room and another family category are in the basement.

The garden and outdoor areas offer several places to relax, with outdoor furniture and a sun terrace. The reception is open 24 hours a day, and luggage storage makes arrivals and departures easier. Daily housekeeping is also available. The hotel has a lift, heating, air conditioning and soundproofed rooms.

The restaurant, bar and snack bar add to the dining options. You can have a coffee on site or request children’s menus or menus for specific dietary requirements. Rooms include a TV with satellite channels, an electric kettle, a private bathroom, towels and a hairdryer. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel. Pets are allowed, possibly for an additional charge. Paid public parking is nearby; it does not need to be reserved in advance.

Marseille’s 6th arrondissement combines shopping streets, lively squares and historic façades. Rue Montgrand is in a central area between La Canebière, the Préfecture district and the Vieux-Port. Here you can discover a lively Mediterranean city, with markets, museums and promenades leading from the streets of the centre to the waterfront. The neighbourhood suits both a city break and a stay where you want to reach different areas by metro.

The Vieux-Port, 440 m away, is a landmark where you can watch the boats and set off along the quays. Musée Cantini, 200 m away, displays modern and contemporary art. Further afield, Mucem, 1.4 km away, explores the civilisations of the Mediterranean in an architectural complex by the water. Notre-Dame-de-la-Garde Basilica overlooks the city and offers sweeping views. Marseille-Saint-Charles station, 1.4 km away, connects the centre with regional and national trains; the Estrangin - Préfecture and Vieux-Port metro stations serve the main neighbourhoods.

For a day in Marseille, you could start with a stroll along the quays, visit a museum, then head to Le Panier and its historic lanes. Another outing takes you to the Prado beaches or the trails of Calanques National Park; bring good walking shoes and water in hot weather. Summer is often sunny and lively along the coast; spring and autumn bring milder temperatures for walking around the city. The market and terraces are a pleasant way to extend the day in the central streets.