Maison Marseille-Longchamp - Havre Art Déco & Business - Vieux-Port - Gare

The seven categories include single and double rooms, ranging from 15 to 26 m². All have air conditioning and a private bathroom. Single rooms accommodate one person; double rooms accommodate up to two guests. The rooms also have a desk, heating and a dressing room. They also come with free toiletries and a hairdryer.

The Deluxe and Superior rooms stand out for their bathrooms with a bathtub, as well as bathrobes and slippers. The Classic Double Room, the Standard categories and the Standard Single Rooms have a shower. Two rooms measure 26 m², while the others range from 15 to 24 m². All categories have double beds, with a large double bed in the Deluxe rooms.

Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel, and the rooms are air-conditioned. Private bathrooms come with free toiletries and a hairdryer; depending on the category, they have a shower or a bathtub. Bathrobes and slippers are provided in several room categories. A lift serves the floors, and facilities for disabled guests and wheelchair access are available.

For business travel, the hotel has a business centre and meeting or reception rooms. Fax and photocopying services, as well as express check-in and check-out, complete these facilities. Staff can arrange a shuttle service. The bar serves wine and champagne. Guests can also enjoy walks around the neighbourhood. There is a designated smoking area, while the rooms are non-smoking and the hotel is for adults only.

Marseille is best explored by district, among hills, grand boulevards and neighbourhoods facing the port. Boulevard Longchamp is in a central area shaped by Palais Longchamp, its gardens and museums. The surrounding streets mix Marseille-style buildings, local shops and urban traffic. It is a convenient place to stay for combining cultural visits, metro journeys and trips to the seafront, without limiting yourself to the Old Port.

Palais Longchamp, 400 m away, is home to the Musée des Beaux-Arts and the Muséum d'Histoire naturelle, among other attractions, set around a monumental garden. Saint-Charles station is 650 m away and connects Marseille with other cities in the region and the national rail network. Réformés-Canebière metro station, 200 m away, makes it easy to get around the city. The Old Port, 1.4 km away, is the starting point for walks along the quays and boat trips. Further afield, the Mucem hosts exhibitions devoted to the civilisations of Europe and the Mediterranean.

The city is worth visiting in every season: sunny days are ideal for walks around the port and breaks at outdoor cafés, while the museums offer an alternative during spells of mistral or summer heat. For a varied day out, start with the collections and gardens at Palais Longchamp, then take the metro to the city centre and continue to the Old Port. In summer, the beaches in the southern districts and boat crossings to the islands add a seaside excursion to your plans; set off early during busy periods.