Hotel Maison Montgrand, Marseille
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“With its lifestyle boutique, restaurant, vast garden and frequent Friday night parties, Hotel Maison Montgrand is a Marseille tastemaker. The 49 rooms are done in minimalist style with smooth woods and muted tones.”
Featured in New York Times’ 36 hours in Marseille.
“This bargain concept hotel shouts Marseille at every turn. Sited in two sister apartment blocks, simple new rooms share a massive communal space in the reception townhouse. This funky area features a nail bar, a perfumery, an outdoor restaurant, and a pour-your-own-Provençal wine dispenser.”
“This one-of-a-kind hotel packs boutiques, cafés, perfumeries and sleeps into two lovingly converted 18th and 19th-century townhouses. It’s nuttily conceptual: a higgledy-piggledy ground floor boasts a tea salon, beach store, perfumery, café and a vast bamboo garden, for instance.”
What guests liked
- Friendly staff
- Top location
- Great breakfast
- Comfortable beds
- Free Wifi
All you need to know
Hotel Maison Montgrand is a peaceful haven in the center of the Vieux Port, located in the heart of Marseille. This elegant hotel in a 19th-century mansion is a 2-minute walk from Estrangin Préfecture metro station, a 6-minute walk from the Vieux Port, and 2 kilometers from the Musée des Civilisations d’Europe et de Méditerranée. Maison Montgrand is a one-of-a-kind boutique hotel that combines exquisite southern France decor with modern comfort in five buildings that are within a stone’s throw apart. Whether you’re in Marseille on business or for pleasure, the hotel Montgrand assures a pleasant stay and is a popular tourist spot.
The main house in the private mansion, features a restaurant, a bar, a tea room, and a Mediterranean-themed concept store in a setting that blends heritage and modernity. An intelligent shopping experience awaits here. While the “secret” inner garden with an unmatchable magnificent setting encourages you to relax in the sun or play petanque with friends. This renowned location also enables you to enjoy the temporary art exhibitions that complement the walls of this hotel beautifully.
The four other buildings are from the 18th and 19th centuries, renovated recently in 2017-18 are dedicated to comfortable nights. All of the guest rooms at the Montgrand hotel are comfortable, with heating, air conditioning, a wardrobe, a television, a full bathroom, and a toilet. The cozy yet basic rooms have been optimized for a good night’s sleep. The high-quality bedding and a modern, intimate, and zen décor add to the aesthetics and the comfort. Each room is decorated in a distinctive, detailed manner, adding a personal touch to make you feel at home.
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