Ibis Marseille Marignane Technopole

The five rooms on offer comprise Standard Double Rooms, a Premium Double Room, a Standard Twin Room and two Triple Rooms with Shower. All have air conditioning, a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and soundproof walls. The rooms range from 21 to 27 m² and accommodate two or three people, depending on the category.

The Premium Room offers more space than the Standard Double Rooms, with a seating area, a coffee machine and wheelchair-accessible facilities. The Triple Rooms have one double bed and one single bed, while the Twin category has two single beds. Facilities also include a desk and a hairdryer. The descriptions of the Triple Rooms refer to the same layout and floor area; they are listed in the order of the categories offered.

The outdoor areas include garden furniture, a sun terrace, a terrace and a garden. Inside, a shared lounge with a TV area provides a place to relax in a communal space. The reception is open 24 hours a day; luggage storage and private or express check-in and check-out are also available. Facilities for guests with reduced mobility are provided in the communal areas.

For relaxation, the hotel has a fitness centre and a spa area. Body massages, facial treatments and beauty services are among the treatments available. The on-site café, snack bar and bar complete the dining facilities, with fruit and wine or champagne also available. Private parking on site may incur a charge; an electric vehicle charging station and accessible parking spaces are also available. Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel, and pets are allowed, potentially for an additional fee.

Marignane is a town in Bouches-du-Rhône, on the shores of the Étang de Berre, between the industrial basin and Provence’s coastal landscapes. The hotel is in the Technoparc des Florides area, while Marignane town centre has shopping streets, parks and historic buildings. The town can be a convenient stop for travellers in transit as well as for those wishing to explore the area by car.

The Musée Raimu, 1.4 km away, traces the career of the Marseille-born actor. Nearby, the Château de Marignane, also known as Château des Covet, recalls local history. The natural areas of the Étang de Bolmon and the Paluns offer lagoon and wetland scenery, while the Base de Loisirs de l’Estéou provides a setting for walks. Marseille Provence Airport is about 4 km from the hotel, and Vitrolles Aéroport Marseille Provence station connects the area to the regional rail network. The coast’s beaches, including Plage des Marettes, are accessible by car.

The region is particularly enjoyable to explore in spring and autumn, when milder temperatures are well suited to walks around the Étang or visits to nearby villages. In summer, you can spend a day at the beaches, then head to Marseille for its museums, Vieux-Port and historic neighbourhoods. A car makes it easier to travel between Marignane, the coast and the sites scattered around the Étang de Berre. For a more leisurely visit, take a walk through the town centre and stop at the museum before continuing to the area’s natural sites.