Perfect accommodation for the 4 of us, very traditionally decorated and was very comfortable. The pool was just what we needed after a day exploring, and the jacuzzi was very relaxing. The host communicated well and sent us messages to confirm our arrival time, and he was there to greet us when we arrived. We were on the top floor overlooking the pool, there was no noise in the evening which meant we had a good night's sleep and the air-conditioning worked well. The spiral staircase is very quaint and traditional, not an issue for us as we travel light. The old port was only a 15 min walk away, would recommend avoiding the restaurants on the sea front as the quality isn't great, but we found some lovely places to eat just behind. The walk to Notre dame is challenging so best to be done in the morning when it's not too hot, there's a great place for some ice-cream when you get there!

Walking through some of the streets back to the accommodation felt a little unsafe, but if you keep to the main streets that are well lit it's fine.

The house is lovely, a converted old house done up with a good eye for colours and proportions - really well done. The rooms have a lot of character, and we were lucky to have a terrace to the street. Jacuzzi and pool are wonderful, even now in November it's still possible to swim after the hot tub, and although the facilities are generally basic, the atmosphere and the location make up for that. There are at least 3 very good restaurants just around the corner and the metro is 4 minutes walk away.

A hot water kettle in the room would have been nice, and a serious disadvantage was that we had to carry our luggage down 3 steep stairs ourselves since nobody was there to help either on the night before or in the morning when we left. We never saw the owner/s, and communication with them was only via emails, which were usually not answered, or via phone. Generally, I wonder whether the staff are happy working there, but they were nice enough to us.

Bed were super comfy. It's a quirky hotel with lots of small nice touches and was clean. Staff were polite and helpful. Such an excellent location - 15 minutes walk from the Old Port. Lots of great restaurants nearby - we loved Cafe la Muse for breakfast and lunch, Yamato for sushi and Baskawai for delicious and very reasonably priced Basque food. The swimming pool was a real bonus for the afternoons - our kids enjoyed playing with other children. The jacuzzi was lovely too, was a little oasis in the middle of the city.

The rooms were very small. We stayed in Pirates - two adults and two children. It was a squeeze getting in and out of the bathroom. We travelled with just hand luggage, have no idea how we would have fit large suitcases in either room. Was also a very narrow winding staircase to carry cases up. The top bunk doesn't have a safety rail. The lady who checked us in also didn't know how the air-conditioning worked (the bathroom light needs to be on!) - it was 37 Celsius and I had to insist she call the owner as it was unbearable without.

We had such a wonderful time at In Mas en Ville B&B! From the moment we arrived, the staff were incredibly warm and welcoming — truly lovely people who made us feel right at home. The kids especially loved the pool, which was a huge hit and kept them entertained for hours. The whole atmosphere was peaceful and relaxing, just what we needed. It’s also in a fantastic location — close to everything, yet it still feels like a little hidden gem.

Beautiful, the swimming pool and jacuzzi were amazing to have, it wasn’t too busy, the room was lovely. Even with no english the check in was smooth. Good location.

It’s an old house so if you’re a light sleeper keep in mind you can hear some noises through the doors. Personally I wasn’t affected. I wouldn’t come here with children. It works much better as a romantic getaway. Would have loved some shampoo and conditioner in the shower. Also note that the check in is truly at 3pm unless you tell them otherwise, it’s not a hotel where you can rock up anytime and leave your luggage as we learnt! 🙂

This place is a hidden gem. Not anything like a usual hotel. This is a hidden oasis. Quaint, comfortable and a cool pool to help revive you after a day walking around Marseille in the heat. The bed was comfy as well! I appreciated the coffee machine and the tea bags in the breakfast area. Walking to the train station was easy.

The beautiful backyard pool and the jacuzzi. Love for details everywhere. Free good coffee. Good location, not dar from the vieux port et Notre-Dame-du-Mont, nice restaurants and bars in the area

You could hear everything through the walls. The whole backyard is a little narrow, so no space for sunbeds to relax, the room was narrow too. The room has been cleaned only after 6 days.

Very comfortable accommodation. The plunge pool was fab, a wonderful place to relax after a busy day exploring Marseille.

The breakfast was a bit limited. It would have been nice to have a proper continental breakfast with local ham cheese and some fruit.

great place, really beautiful interior, just like the pictures! great for relaxing by the pool after a long day of sightseeing. it’s also super clean! :)

it’s worth mentioning that there’s a quite loud kindergarten playground right next door, also no one speaks a word of English The “breakfast included” is just jam and bread every single day, so it’s best if you still get something extra for yourself if you’re used to eating a bit more in the morning :)

Quirky Hotel hidden in the backstreets close to Notre Dame du Monte. The interior is in the style of a Farm house in the Town - Un Mas en Ville. Our twin room had one doublebed and a single bed in a separate room, which ws connected by an internal door. I understand these are sometimes let separately, which would not be ideal. The bathroom was small but adequate. The towels and bathrobes were lovely. The hotel also offers a small plunge pool and a jacuzzi. There are plenty of restaurants in the nearby Notre Dame du Monte as well as a metro station. 15 minutes walk to the central port area.

We were told the time and location of breakfast, but when we turned up the next morning, we were informed that we hadn't booked breakfast and couldn't pay on the day. Not a big problem as the Cafe de la Muse, 2 minutes up the hill, provided a good breakfast. The street that the hotel is in looks run down as all the buildings are covered in graffiti, but this is typical for Marseilles!