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NOTE: The rates shown are inclusive of all taxes.
HotelClub offers cheap Marseille hotels in 19 locations around Marseille including the popular Old Port, Velodrome - Balneaire du Prado and City.
For luxury travellers to Marseille you can't go past The Sofitel Marseille Vieux Port Hotel, our best rated 5 star hotel in Marseille located at 36 Boulevard Charles Livon Marseilles FR-13007. Overall, 5 HotelClub customers have given it a 4.8 out of 5 rating.
We also have 4 star hotels in Marseille which will suit most high end travellers seeking accommodation in Marseille. Check out the 4 star, The Sofitel Palm Beach Marseille at 200 Corniche John F Kennedy Corniche Marseille FR-13007, which has a 4.6 out of 5 guest rating.
The Grand Hotel Beauvau Marseille Vieux Port is our most popular 3 star and below Marseille hotel. It's located at 4 rue Beauvau Marseille FR-13001 and has been given a 4.8/5 rating by our customers.
On the shores of the Mediterranean Sea, Marseille is a beautiful port city that is the country’s largest port and second largest city in terms of population - only Paris is larger. Choose a hotel in Marseille through HotelClub for special prices. The small fishing village of Callelongue is located on the eastern edge of the city and then Marseille covers the coastal area to the next city, Calanques, an area of sharp, rocky fjords. Views throughout the city are mesmerizing so it is important to bring a camera.
Visitors to Marseille will find a mix of hotels in the area. For those who wish to be in the center of the Old Port, Mascotte Vieux Port Hotel Marseille is an excellent option. Adagio City Aparthotel Mardeille Prado Plage is within walking distance to the area beaches and near the Palais des Congres. One more recommended hotel is the Du Palais Hotel Marseille which is a short walk from the Old Port and in the center of the city near the restaurants, opera house, museums, and shops.
Marseille’s economy is linked heavily to the fishing trade. A daily fish market is held at the Old Port’s Belgian Quay. Real bargains for seafood can be found here. Wine, seafood, liqueurs, cement, and metal products are the area’s largest exports, but tourism remains a strong second for bringing in revenue. Most hotels in Marseille fill up fast during the year due to these unique attractions. Marseille doesn’t heavily focus their tourism trade on historic buildings; instead, there is a major push for culture and entertainment industries through their famed opera house and many museums.
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