Hotel Maison Saint Louis, Marseille
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“The stuccoed façade, wrought-iron balconies and ‘mini-museum’ of this charming hotel pay homage to its 19th-century origins. Each of the rooms is unique – from the ‘Kenya’ (dedicated to Satao, a Kenyan elephant killed by poachers in 2014) to the ‘Yorkshire’, inspired by an English cottage – and a few have little balconies.”
What guests liked
- Friendly staff
- Great location
- Free Wifi
- Great breakfast
All you need to know
The Maison Saint Louis hotel is in a great location, close to the Vieux Port and the historic Avenue de la Canebière. The neighborhood is formerly known as “the belly of Marseille” and is located in the heart of Noailles’ historic center. The hotel is close to the same-named market, where Mediterranean perfumes and spices entice visitors to visit. This spectacular hotel is a lovely mix of old and new charms and is a neighborhood where visitors can enjoy many incredible memories.
With its Empire-period pediment, lion heads, gargoyles, and wrought-iron balconies, this property was built towards the end of the nineteenth century and has a beautiful façade. The hotel’s charm has retained the Empire period. Discover the little museum inside the hotel, which traces the city of Marseille’s important historical periods. Tourists that stay here come to explore “true Marseille,” the city’s energy, and its lively neighborhoods.
The Mediterranean-inspired guest rooms, with olive green and Marseille blue accents, are the ideal setting for solitude. The rooms boast treasures from local flea markets and amazing interiors contributing to a simple and timeless look. Le Petit Saint Louis Café Bistro provides a welcoming environment to unwind and catch up with friends at any time of day. This wonderful classic café offers loads of vintage charm with its majestic arch, high ceilings, and ancient tiled floor. Air conditioning, flat-screen TVs, free Wi-Fi, and iPod docks are included in all rooms. Some rooms offer balconies or direct access to an outdoor courtyard as well.
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