NH Collection Marseille

The room categories include Superior and Premium Double Rooms, rooms with an extra bed, family rooms and suites. Sizes range from 23 to 58 m². All have air conditioning, a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV, a coffee machine and a minibar. Some overlook the city, while others face the inner courtyard. Bed configurations vary; several rooms can be prepared with either a double bed or two single beds.

The suites stand out for their seating area and bathroom with a bathtub and shower. Some family rooms have a bathtub, while the connecting family rooms combine two spaces and offer more room for travelling together. Amenities also include a safe and a desk. Family rooms and rooms with an extra bed offer configurations suited to stays with children, depending on the category selected.

The hotel offers several useful services for a stay in Marseille, including 24-hour reception, a concierge service and luggage storage. A tour desk, daily housekeeping, laundry and dry-cleaning services are also available. You can make use of room service and a wake-up service. The fitness centre is on site, and meeting rooms and a business centre complete the facilities for business stays.

The on-site restaurant, bar and café offer several options for a drink or a meal. Rooms have free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel, air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. Family rooms and wheelchair access cater to different needs. Pets are welcome, possibly for an additional charge. Room amenities include a coffee machine, an electric kettle, a desk and a private bathroom.

La Joliette occupies the northern part of central Marseille, between the port and the historic districts. Once a port district, it has been transformed around Euroméditerranée and combines office buildings and cultural facilities with traces of its maritime history. Le Panier, with its sloping lanes and colourful façades, is within walking distance. The area suits travellers who want to explore the heritage of the centre while staying close to the quays and public transport.

La Vieille Charité, a former 17th-century hospice that is now a cultural centre and museum, is 250 m away. The Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilisations, devoted to Mediterranean cultures, stands by the water near Fort Saint-Jean. The Old Port brings together the quays, boats and departures for the Frioul Islands; Joliette metro station makes it easy to travel to other districts. Marseille-Saint-Charles station is 1.0 km away, and Marseille-Provence Airport is 17 km away. The metro and tram network makes it easy to get around the city without a car.

For a day in the centre, you can explore the lanes of Le Panier, visit La Vieille Charité, then head to the quays of the Old Port and the Mucem. Boat trips to Château d’If and the Frioul Islands offer a chance to discover the coastline and the landscapes of Calanques National Park. The Mediterranean climate makes sightseeing pleasant in spring and autumn; summer brings more heat and larger crowds on the beaches and quays. In winter, museums and city walks remain on the agenda, with the mistral sometimes blowing.