Ideal location to SNCF train station and public transport - the only positive about Hotel Terminus read that as "Terminal". The negative list just goes on & on … 1. There was NO air conditioning with only a tiny personal fan for 2 people 2. When the room had been locked up during the day the temperature inside got to... More

Stayed there for 1 night with my girlfriend as we were catching an early flight and wanted to see a bit of Marseille after being in Montpelier for a week. The staff was quite friendly (even helped us print our boarding passes, try that in most cheap hotels in France...). The general area around the hotel is nothing special, if... More

We needed a room for the day, coming back from the cruise in the morning and having the flight back home in the evening. We paid €70 for a room with no Air Conditioning, amazingly noisy and no lift. With €10 more we could have been at the Ibis. Avoid.

I've stayed in the 'comfort' suite: the advertised air conditioning was not working. I asked as soon as I entered the room because it was a very warm evening, and they just told me "there is no air conditioning". The window did not have any curtains, and the very damaged blinds had several woods missing, which made the privacity of... More

This hotel is convinient and it is located right in front of the central train station. It is good if you have lots of buggage. But the district near the main station is definitely unfriendly (because it is Marseille).Rooms are not very big, but for this price it is ok.

If you read this and you are considering staying in this hotel, please, do not even bother!!!!!!!! This place is dirty, dangerous and UNCOMFORTABLE. I arrived there last Saturday. I was on a brief visit to Marseille last Saturday and came late in the evening and the only place near the railway station that had vacant rooms was this awful... More

The main benefit is staying at the base of the steps of the train station if you're in between cities. Rooms are small, bathrooms smaller. Good price if you're on a tight budget, but if you can spend more elsewhere, do it.

My son and I stayed in this hotel for one night on the 25th November, in a 1st floor twin room, access to the railway station was important as we had caught the train from London to Paris and then on to Marseille, the 106 steps!!! (I counted them !) down to the main road was far easier going down... More

We were booked on Spec for accommodation by ARBASPAA. They did a great job. Anna was a little concerned for us , not knowing the area but for what we needed for a one night stay passing through to Paris it was fine.One minute from the steps of Marseille stationand maybe ten minutes walk to the harbour.Yes the hotel is... More