B&B Hotel Marseille Prado Parc des Expositions Reviews

I would be very careful before booking this hotel during the summertime. They say there is AC but it's extremely weak, perhaps 10% strength, we tested out four different rooms. In the end I had to sleep with a wet towel. Thankfully they allowed me to leave the next day with a refund, all of the staff claimed a taxi would be €15 Euros but actually it was €30+. Other than that, the hotel seemed good, soft and clean beds, spacious enough, powerful shower. Didn't seem noisy either.

It's good with fare price, location is good near to metro train

good! Overall very good!

Clean and welcoming hotel, friendly staff, we had a small lunch problem that the hostess sorted out straight away. Air-conditioned and quiet rooms with quality bedding, however a small fridge is missing. We enjoyed our stay

Room with neat and trendy decor, quality bedding, warm welcome. Well located hotel. On the other hand, breakfast not up to the price and other B&Bs: lack of choice of bread, dried out poultry sausages and limits in presentation...To be reviewed and breakfast room to be completely renovated!

No searches at the entrance although the security guard welcomed us very pleasantly. No signposted route for the visit. Nauseous smell at the entrance. The room reserved for the film is very good except that people get up, pass and pass in front of you.... The visit lacks brilliance in my opinion. Otherwise the explanations given with the QR codes are very good. It makes me want to see the frescoes in real life

Reception without problem at 1:00 a.m. Reception 24/24 Clean and quiet room Bathroom: clean and OK Breakfast: choice of both savory and sweet Several choices of breads and pastries Friendly room, well appointed and clean

I would never go back there. Coming for the European Rugby Cup final, this old, neglected hotel charged inconceivable and scandalous prices. Stayed 3 nights for two very very small rooms, poorly soundproofed, without cleaning at more than €1500 (price of a luxury hotel) or €500 per night for 3 (2 rooms). Forced to ask for toilet paper on the second day (the rooms were never made), no breakfast in this price either. Apart from its location which is perfect (near transport) and the kindness of the two young people present in the evening we do not remember anything positive.

Stay for a convention, Arrival on the day of the ibis / B&B brand change, room not ready, panic on board! The rooms are basic and in need of urgent renovation. Impossible to set the temperature of the shower which goes from hot to cold and from cold to hot without touching the mixer. It's been a long time since I slept in such an old-fashioned hotel! Ibis carpet with red and green flowers in the “collector” corridors

Not very happy I stayed 5 days the room was never made 90€ per night for 1 person it's a bit too exaggerated two 90cm beds pushed together and if you want to have breakfast it's 15€ extra for a bad coffee and an industrial croissant

Hotel very well located right next to the Perrier metro exit and 10 minutes walk from the Orange Vélodrome stadium. Several restaurants are nearby. The welcome was perfect, the hotel is clean and quiet. We will come back during our next match or weekend in Marseille.

The hotel is located in a quiet street near the Périer metro station. The welcome is warm, the staff are pleasant. Breakfast is hearty. The reception staff called us a taxi which arrived immediately. Good value for money.