Finding cheap rooms in Marseille is easier when you know where to look. We compare live hotel rates across the top booking sites and point you to the neighborhoods where hotels are cheap but the location is still great.
Rooms come in more shapes than hotels — in Marseille you can also compare apartments with kitchens, vacation rentals for families, B&Bs and budget hostels in one search.
Marseille is one of the Mediterranean’s biggest cruise ports and a homeport for several lines, with shuttles into the city.
The old harbour — the lively heart of the city, with many hotels and restaurants.
The oldest quarter, a hillside of lanes and street art near the MuCEM.
Around the main station, with practical and budget hotels.
A regenerated port district near the cruise terminals, with modern hotels.
Along the coast road near the beaches, quieter and more residential.
Zoom and pan the map to compare hotel prices by neighborhood; rates come live from the booking sites.
Spring and autumn are warm and good value; summer is hot and busy. Winter is mild and cheapest.
The Saint-Charles station area and La Joliette usually have good-value hotels, with metro links to the Vieux-Port.
Yes. The cruise terminals are north of the centre, with shuttles and taxis to city hotels.
Yes. Trains and buses reach Aix-en-Provence, Cassis and Avignon.