This was the only room of my trip that included a kettle which was a nice touch. It was also probably the nicest decor of the 4 places I stayed. Everything was in good working order and clean. And it might be a small thing, but I appreciated not having to hand-in and retrieve my key every time I went out.

The two big drawbacks of my stay were 1) the terrible WiFi (by far the worst of my trip), and 2) the flimsy drapes that didn't darken the room sufficiently at night.

The room is small but comfortable for one person. The temperature was comfortable even during the day. Light comes either from artificial lighting or from a single window in the shower room (which is not a big issue). The shower area is quite small and separated from the toilet by a folding plastic door (a "cheap and cheerful" design). The sink is located in the room, which is unusual, but it works fine. There is a hairdryer, a TV, and a large, comfortable bed. In the evenings, noise from outside can be bothersome as there are cafes or restaurants nearby. However, the noise usually subsides by midnight. The reception staff are polite and do what they can. Unfortunately, there is no laundry service available at the hotel.

If you want a quick overnight stay 5 minutes from the station I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this hotel. It's clean, quiet, friendly and safe. The beds are comfortable, the sheets and towels are good quality. It's also a reasonable 20 minute walk down to the Old Port.

Our room was tiny with no windows. The bathroom was really small with a sink outside in the room. The water from the shower flooded into the toilet area. But all this was a minor inconvenience. I would stay again, but only for a convenient overnight place near the station.

it was clean, very comfortable and very welcoming. the breakfast was basic but ideal to stop in Marseille for the night

down a quiet side street, a very short distance (uphill) from Gare St Charles and 15 minute gentle downhill walk to Vieux Port with numerous restaurants past shops and bars. safe and quiet inside, thin walls but we couldn’t hear anybody else and slept well. staff a little dour but perfectly helpful if speaking French.

rooms slightly on the small side, but recently refurbished and very clean. outlook onto enclosed courtyard unpleasant- this could be cleaned up every few months? had to hand keys in whenever we left hotel but ultimately this was a good security measure. limited breakfast offering but we went out for breakfast each morning which was fine.

Although the hotel was a 3*, it had great facilities and was very close to the metro station Saint Charles. The bedroom was clean with an ensuite bathroom! Breakfast was a real treat with a variety of foods to eat!

The location of the hotel wasn't great as the area looked very run down and there was a derelict building on the same road as the hotel!

The unlimited cups of coffee and the fresh croissants were worth the cost of the breakfast, but the croissants may be gone by the time late risers arrive. I also liked the fresh fruit and yoghurt.

Housekeeping staff could have been more attentive. They failed to refill shower gel and hand soap dispensers during our stay.

It felt secure even though being by the train station wasn’t a fantastic area. Beds were comfortable.

The taste in booking was much higher than the posted rate at the hotel. Handicap bathroom was not very safe - floor was very slippery and no bath mat. Our limited mobility traveler in our group slipped and fell!

The hotel is just one block down from the main train station in a quiet street towards the downtown. It is only 15 min walk from the Vieux Port. The room we were in had nice windows, was very clean. The staff was extremely nice and helpful.

The room was nice but small (Paris like room). The mattress was a bit hard for me (but I am light).

Clean room. Good air conditioning. Clean. Location is close to train station and almost on a main road. Staff were helpful and always available. Security was good with staff needing to open the door.

Location is not ideal, the street is a little rough and did not always feel safe while walking alone. Dark room as only small window in corner which did not let in any light.