Maison Juste

Loved this hotel for a few reasons. The hotel itself is clean, well-designed and comfortable. My room had a large bed, a nice shower, a small kitchenette, etc. Lovely! I loved the neighborhood as well. For those new to Marseille, it is safe. It is on the cusp of Noailles, Vieux Port and le Cours Julien, so you can walk to lots of places. I walked to le Panier one day and took the tram another. Downstairs there’s free coffee and a place to sit and hangout. You use your cellphone to access all the doors with a digital key. My *only* qualm is that no one is there at night. Again, I felt totally safe and I only heard other guests occasionally. I think for the price it would be nice if there were a night attendant (perhaps just psychological). That said, I would stay here again in a heartbeat. It was a really lovely hotel to rest in and to have as a home base while in Marseille. And, Oliver and Alexandra, the two staff people that I met, were very helpful and friendly.

The location was great: nearby options for Dining, shopping, bikram yoga and parking (Q Park garage). Olivier the manager was helpful throughout the Stay. The room was spacious. Overall good property.

Great place to stay, would definitely recommend! Nice and clean rooms, main station in walking distance.

After passing some of the crumbling houses in the neighborhood, you arrive at possibly the only door not marked by graffiti . And enter a clean hallway and staircase with pretty tiles on the wall. An elevator takes you up if you booked a room on of the 4? upstairs floors. The street seems fairly quiet but we took the opportunity to book a room facing the pretty court yard. Unfortunately, the door was locked (also to your key app), but chairs and small tables looked charming from above. Had we had more time, we would have called for a key. If you order breakfast, a brown bag will be delivered to a wall hook next to your room's door. We didn't but the bags looked full, indicating more items than just the average French breakfast. The pantry kitchen in your room is equipped for fixing your own tea or coffee, but there's complimentary coffee specialties in the "salon" downstairs. It has a dining table and several chairs (only one in our room if a nice one). The salon also has a living room area that caters to the clientele who were young in the 1970s, vinyl records and a guitar for sentimental evenings. Advice: Do not run out with a low battery in your cell as you will be rather nervous upon your return. Both the front door and the door to your room operate on signals from an app. In theory, you are not to see any staff members. We sah 2, one getting out on the upstairs balcony when he noticed our difficulties in opening the door (gotta be quick, also when leaving the house), the other one delivered towels that should have been set ot by house keeping who had equipped the room with just one (maybe in that 1970s spirit). The bed was nice and firm, ac worked fine, shower well equipped and spacious, refrigerator could have held foods and drinks for a large al fresco meal picknick style when the cout yard is open.

We had a lovely two night stay here as part of our honeymoon. The hotel is located about 2 minutes from your local metro and 20 minutes from the main train station. It is a modern boutique hotel with a shared space downstairs if you wish to use it. It also has a garden which is a lovely place to sit throughout the day. A big thank you to Alexandra for being so warm and welcoming and you're welcome to Glasgow any time! Thanks again for having us we would happily stay again.

Great place to stay. Close to the old harbour. Very trendy rooms. No TV, but a great vinyl collection in the common area (I spent one evening listening to Astrud Gilberto on their old school system). Oliver, the host, is awesome. The outside is very unassuming (we walked by it twi ce), but the interior is very modern and the common space and garden (where you can pick fresh oranges right of the trees for breakfast) is terrific.

Lovely hotel in a convenient location, right next to the 'cours Julien' with its bars and bakeries. The room itself was one of the nicest I've ever stayed in - the interior design was beautiful, it had tall ceilings and big windows which opened up fully, and all the amenities you could want. I particularly loved having a kitchen sink in the room (and additional water filter in the communal areas) so that I could refill my water bottle. The use of an app to enter the hotel and the room grew on me - the fact that you had to scan into the building itself as well as the room made it feel ultra secure and safe. I didn't really use the communal areas much if at all and didn't see any other guests whilst I was there - so I feel the basement could perhaps be better utilised.

Friendly staff and clean rooms

Very good guest house.