Hotel Tex

Hotel Tex offers two room categories: a Double or Twin Room with Balcony and a Triple Room with Balcony. They accommodate two and three people respectively. Each room has a private bathroom with a shower, as well as a balcony and a terrace. The rooms also have a fan, heating, a wardrobe or clothes rack, towels and free toiletries.

The Double or Twin Room measures 13 m² and has two single beds. The Triple Room is more spacious at 17 m², can accommodate one additional person and combines a double bed with a single bed. These two configurations are therefore suitable for solo travellers, couples or a small group of three. Both rooms have an outdoor area with a balcony and terrace.

Hotel Tex brings together practical amenities for a city break in Marseille. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel, and family rooms can accommodate guests travelling with their loved ones. The rooms have a balcony and a terrace. Heating and a fan complete the facilities.

The private bathrooms include a shower, toilet, toilet paper and towels. A wardrobe or clothes rack provides space to store your belongings, and free toiletries are provided. Internet access is also available. Place des Marseillaises and Saint-Charles station are in the same area; the metro and train make it easier to get around Marseille. These facilities complement a stay focused on discovering the city centre and travelling to and from the station.

Marseille stretches around its Vieux-Port, between the central neighbourhoods, hills and Mediterranean coastline. Hotel Tex is on Place des Marseillaises, in the Saint-Charles station area. The neighbourhood combines major roads, shopping streets and public transport links; it suits travellers who want to explore the city without relying on a car at all times. From this central part of the city, you can reach different neighbourhoods on foot, by metro or by bus.

Saint-Charles station is 170 m away, with trains to Marseille and other cities. Saint-Charles metro station serves the centre and provides access to the Vieux-Port, 1.0 km away, where boats, quays and terraces make up the harbour scene. The MuCEM, dedicated to the civilisations of Europe and the Mediterranean, is 1.8 km away; its contemporary architecture and exhibitions make it a memorable visit. Catalans Beach, 2.4 km away, offers a seaside outing. Marseille-Provence Airport is 22 km away.

For a first visit, spend a day at the Vieux-Port, then continue towards the Le Panier neighbourhood and the MuCEM collections. Another walk could take you to Palais Longchamp, whose park and museums offer a change of pace for city visits. Marseille can be explored in any season: summer invites outings along the coast, while the cooler months are suited to museums and walks through the old neighbourhoods. Wear suitable shoes for the sloping streets and combine walking with public transport to cross the city.