Scattered throughout the sacred 2013 capital of European Culture, hotels in Marseille have been revamped. They no longer host only business travellers, but tourists coming to walk the Vieux-Port, to stroll through the Panier district, to chat on sunny terraces and listen to the singing accent of the locals. The city of Marseille is home to a myriad of hotels. They align the seaside; revolve around Vieux-Ports in the 1st and 2nd districts, along Avenue du Prado; and rest near to Marseille's beaches. There are numerous hotels at the foot of the grand staircase at Gare Saint-Charles, strategically located for travellers passing through. For visitors looking for luxury will be lead to the Corniche, from which numerous hotel's pools overlook the sea. One of the most famous luxury hotels is the Petit Nice-Passédat. This 5 star Marseille hotel charms travellers with its panoramic views, as well as the dishes concocted by Gérald Passédat, which awaken taste buds in the restaurant that has been awarded 3 Michelin stars.
Part of the Sofitel chain for nearly 40 years now, this hotel really does honour to the upscale hotel group. Reopened in 2009 after 2 years of renovations, ...
Located on one of the slopes surrounding the Old Port, the Radisson Blu Hotel is in a fabulous location. Although this Radisson follows in line with the ...
We had already seen hotel-restaurants, boutique hotels and even museum-hotels, but we had never seen a hotel-recording studio in France. This is no longer ...
The second hotel in a long line to come, the Mama Shelter Marseille is already proving to be extremely popular despite its recent inauguration (April 2012). ...
Many things are known about Corbusier. What is little known, though, is that the architect also gave his name and his talent to a small hotel with 21 guest ...
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