Marseille
Marseille
Marseille is the second-largest city of France, located on the southern Mediterranean coast. The city is known for its old port and Basilique Notre-Dame-de-la-Garde, a Romanesque-Byzantine church.
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Things to do in Marseille
Top things to do in Marseille by www.thecrazytourist.com
Where to stay in Marseille
Best hotels in Marseille:
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Hôtel Life Marseille (budget hotel)
Hôtel Life Marseille is a perfect spot for experiencing the vibrant energy of Marseille's Old Port. Located right on the waterfront, you're steps away from boats bobbing in the harbor and lively cafes spilling onto sunny terraces. The 18th century building has been beautifully updated with modern, eco-friendly rooms featuring harbor or courtyard views.
While compact, the rooms are cleverly designed to maximize space and comfort. The staff go above and beyond to make guests feel welcome, even walking you to nearby attractions. Don't miss the delicious breakfast spread in the mornings.
With the metro just outside and major sights within walking distance, it's an ideal base for exploring the city. After a day of sightseeing, grab a drink at the lobby bar and mingle with other travelers. For the location and service, Hôtel Life Marseille offers great value in the heart of this bustling Mediterranean port city.
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InterContinental Marseille - Hotel Dieu (luxury hotel)
The InterContinental Marseille - Hotel Dieu is a luxurious hotel located in Marseille’s historic district, offering stunning views of the Old Port and the city. Set in a magnificent 18th-century building, the hotel combines classic elegance with modern comfort.
The rooms are spacious and stylish, with many featuring private terraces. After a busy day of sightseeing, the indoor pool and Clarins spa offer a relaxing way to unwind. For dining, the brasserie Les Fenêtres serves delicious Mediterranean dishes with panoramic views, while Le Capian Bar is the perfect spot to enjoy cocktails as the sun sets over Marseille. With its fantastic location near top sights like the Old Port and MuCEM, this hotel provides a perfect base for exploring the city in style.
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La Residence Du Vieux Port (medium range hotel)
La Residence Du Vieux Port is perfectly situated right on Marseille's Old Port, offering spectacular views of the harbor where you can watch boats throughout the day. The hotel’s retro style stands out, with vibrant colors and quirky decor that creates a fun, relaxed vibe.
The rooms are spacious and inviting, with large windows letting you enjoy the stunning harbor views. The on-site restaurant serves delicious Mediterranean meals, and the location is ideal, with plenty of restaurants, shops, and attractions just a short walk away. The staff is friendly and always ready to provide recommendations. If you’re looking for a central spot with fantastic views, this hotel is a great choice for exploring the city.
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Best hostels in Marseille:
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The People (hostel)
The People hostel in Marseille is a great place for backpackers and budget travelers looking for a laid-back spot in the city center. The rooms are clean and comfortable, offering both private rooms and dorm-style bunks, with each bed featuring its own privacy curtain.
What makes this hostel stand out is its prime location, just a short walk from the train station and near many of Marseille’s top attractions. The friendly staff are always happy to offer recommendations on what to see and do around the city. There's a cozy common area for hanging out and meeting other guests, plus a bar on-site for those who want to enjoy a drink. Whether you’re traveling solo or with a group, the mix of private and shared rooms makes it an excellent base for exploring Marseille.