Odalys City Marseille Centre Euromed

The location is very nice. Different to the city center and other areas, I felt very safe and the streets were somehow cleaner and not as busy. The room was very well lightened, spacious and well ventilated. The space, meaning the building, was also quite quiet, so I was never really bothered by any loud noises. It also had a cute small kitchen where you could potentially prepare something to eat - of course nothing to make fancy meals but it works.

Spacious sunny apartment with large windows and nice design. Quality bedding and well supplied kitchen. The wellness area is a nice bonus (hamam, sauna, small pool) after a day of walking.the restaurant behind the hotel was very good if one wants to eat close.

The staff was incredibly helpful and friendly, always ready to answer our questions and accommodate our requests. Despite the small pool, which was the only minor downside, we managed to relax and enjoy the wonderful saunas. Unfortunately, I no longer remember the name of the lady who was very helpful to us. She was very kind, petite, wore glasses, and had short black hair. A wonderful woman

The location is very convenient—near a tram stop, with a parking garage and some good restaurants next door. The lobby was nicely decorated and the room was clean and well appointed. The beds were very comfortable. A nice place to stay for a family. The sauna and steam room were nice, but the wellness area was not well thought out (see below).

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