Hotel Terminus Saint-Charles

Hotel Terminus Saint-Charles offers five categories of double and twin rooms, all designed for two people. Room sizes range from 13 to 18 m². Each room has a private bathroom, air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. The Twin Comfort Room has two single beds; the double rooms have either a double bed or a large double bed, depending on the category.

The Economy Double Room and Standard Double Room are both 13 m². The Comfort Double Room offers 15 m² and a large double bed, while the Comfort Twin Room has 17 m². The accessible category is the largest, at 18 m², and has two single beds. Some Comfort rooms have a coffee machine. The Economy Double Room is accessible by stairs only. The bathrooms have a shower; towels and a hairdryer are also provided.

The hotel offers a 24-hour reception, luggage storage and a wake-up service. Private check-in and check-out are available, as is an express option. A drinks vending machine adds to the practical services. A lift serves the floors, and general facilities include heating and air conditioning. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property.

Guests can have breakfast, and public transport tickets are available. Daily housekeeping is provided. Accessibility facilities include wheelchair access, a low washbasin and toilets with grab rails. The rooms have a private bathroom with a shower, towels and a hairdryer. They also have a flat-screen TV and a telephone. A safe is among the hotel’s facilities, and soundproofed rooms are also available.

The Saint-Charles station district connects central Marseille with major rail routes and the city centre’s shopping streets. The station’s monumental steps open onto the city; below, the urban landscape brings together historic façades, lively squares and busy avenues. It’s a useful area for rail travellers and for those who want to explore the central districts on foot or by Metro. The Vieux-Port sets the city’s maritime rhythm, while the surrounding streets tell the story of Marseille.

Saint-Charles station is about 200 m away, and the metro station of the same name is 100 m away. The Vieux-Port is around a ten-minute walk. The Musée d’Histoire de Marseille and Jardin des Vestiges offer a glimpse of the remains of the ancient Greek and Roman city. Closer to the seafront, Mucem and Fort Saint-Jean bring together exhibitions, contemporary architecture and views of the port. Several Marseille beaches lie south of the city centre for a break by the water. Marseille-Provence Airport is 18 km away; the airport shuttle serves the station.

Marseille can be visited all year round: spring and autumn are well suited to walks through the city centre’s streets and visits to museums, while summer invites you to spend longer by the sea. For a first look around, you can walk to the Vieux-Port, visit Mucem’s collections and then stroll along the quays. Another outing takes you to Plage des Catalans and Plage du Prophète. The Metro makes it easier to travel beyond the city centre, and the station lets you continue your journey to other towns in Provence.