New Hotel Le Quai - Vieux Port

The six categories range from the Standard Double Room to the Deluxe Quadruple Room. All have a private bathroom, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV, soundproofed windows and a city view. Double rooms can be set up with a large double bed or two single beds; triple and quadruple rooms combine a double bed and a sofa bed. Room sizes range from 18 to 30 m², while capacity depends on the category you choose.

The Standard Double Room is the most compact. The Deluxe rooms and the Deluxe Quadruple Room offer 30 m², while the Superior has 25 m². The Deluxe Double Room adds a coffee machine and a seating area. The Deluxe Room with Terrace stands out for its outdoor space, balcony and bathtub, as well as a city view. The Deluxe Triple Room also offers 30 m² and a coffee machine, with a layout suited to three people.

The buffet and continental breakfast can be served in the dedicated room or in your room. A kettle and a coffee machine are also available. In the rooms, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and free Wi-Fi complement the private bathroom facilities. A fitness centre is among the available amenities, while family rooms and facilities for disabled guests cater to different needs.

The reception is open 24 hours a day. You can visit the tour desk, request a wake-up service or leave your luggage there. Daily housekeeping, laundry, dry cleaning and ironing services are also available. The lift serves the upper floors; soundproofed rooms include a safe and a desk. TVs offer satellite channels, and a telephone completes the media facilities. No parking is available on site.

The Vieux-Port is Marseille's lively maritime centre. The quays, boats and La Canebière make up the landscape of this central district, popular with visitors exploring the city on foot and using the metro or tram. Nearby streets lead to Le Panier, with its old alleyways, colourful façades and viewpoints over the harbour. Markets, museums and walks along the water give this part of Marseille a lively atmosphere all year round.

The Jardin des Vestiges and the Marseille History Museum offer an insight into the city's origins. Towards the seafront, MUCEM and Fort Saint-Jean host exhibitions and offer views over the Mediterranean. Vieux-Port metro station is 100 m away, and Saint-Charles train station is 900 m away. Notre-Dame de la Garde Basilica overlooks the city from its hill; the Plage des Catalans offers a seaside walk and access to the coast. The Vieux-Port is also the starting point for boat connections to the islands and the calanques.

Marseille can be visited in any season. Spring and autumn are pleasant times for walking through historic districts and along the harbour; summer brings larger crowds and hot days, ideal for boat trips and swimming. For a varied day out, start at the fish market and quays, continue to Le Panier and MUCEM, then take time to watch the sunset from the seafront. Public transport makes it easy to reach the more distant districts.