Which popular attractions are close to Villages Clubs du Soleil Marseille?

Nearby attractions include Palais Longchamp (1.0 km), Friche la Belle de Mai (0.2 km), and Musée des Beaux-Arts de Marseille (0.8 km). See all nearby attractions.

What are some of the property amenities at Villages Clubs du Soleil Marseille?

Some of the more popular amenities offered include free wifi, free breakfast, and a pool. See all property amenities.

What food & drink options are available at Villages Clubs du Soleil Marseille?

Guests can enjoy free breakfast, an on-site restaurant, and a lounge during their stay. Learn more.

Is parking available at Villages Clubs du Soleil Marseille?

Yes, free parking and secured parking are available to guests. Learn more.

What are some restaurants close to Villages Clubs du Soleil Marseille?

Conveniently located restaurants include Tapas Rojas, Le Capriccio, and La Table 5. See all nearby restaurants.

Are there opportunities to exercise at Villages Clubs du Soleil Marseille?

Yes, guests have access to a pool, a fitness centre, and a sauna during their stay. Learn more.

Does Villages Clubs du Soleil Marseille have an airport shuttle?

Yes, Villages Clubs du Soleil Marseille offers an airport shuttle for guests. We recommend calling ahead to confirm details. Learn more.

Which languages are spoken by the staff at Villages Clubs du Soleil Marseille?

The staff speaks multiple languages, including English and French. See all property amenities.

Are there any historical sites close to Villages Clubs du Soleil Marseille?

Many travellers enjoy visiting Palais du Pharo (3.4 km), Palais Longchamp (1.0 km), and Château d'If (2.4 km). See all nearby attractions.

Is Villages Clubs du Soleil Marseille accessible?

Yes, it offers wheelchair access. For specific enquiries, we recommend calling ahead to confirm. Learn more.

VILLAGES CLUBS DU SOLEIL MARSEILLE: UPDATED 2022 Hotel Reviews, Price Comparison and 150 Photos (France)

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Soccs111 wrote a review 5 Jul

Scottsdale, Arizona7 contributions

Poor customer service.

The rooms were very nice. The location was horrible. The food was just a little better then a school cafeteria. I titled this, "poor customer service", because we came down with the Coronavirus while staying here. We thought that telling the hotel was the right thing to do. We had one more night stay at this location and needed a place to stay while recovering.We thought that this place would help us since we were already staying here and they had room service so we could just stay in our room. Instead, they told us that we had to leave. After arguing with the management, they let us stay for our last night but would not extend our stay. I have to say that being in a foreign counrty, not being able to speak thier language, being sick and having nowhere to stay had to be one of my worst experience that I have ever had. So happy to be back in the USA>…

Date of stay: May 2022

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Gareth Lang wrote a review Apr 2022

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Great value

Probably one of the best value hotels we've ever stayed at. The local area around the hotel isnt the best, but the hotel itself is lovely. We had breakfast and dinner included which was very tasty. There's a 20 minute walk to the tram/metro, or the hotel runs a free shuttle half hourly during the day time that goes right next to the tram stop, or within 5 mins walk of the metro. Staff are very friendly, but Englsh is fairly limited. There were a few strange quirks, such as there being tea/coffee facilities in the room but no cups available. The bedrooms are fairly basic but spacious and comfortable.

Date of stay: April 2022

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Armandnic wrote a review Aug 2020

London, United Kingdom33 contributions37 helpful votes

Dangerous employees

A driver in a white van with a village club du soleil logo almost ran me over speeding while on my bike on wednesday august 19 at 10 am. Irresponsible and dangerous. On top of everything the driver honked.

Date of stay: August 2020

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snoopcamp wrote a review Jan 2020

Mayo210 contributions52 helpful votes

Clean location bus route a short walk

Very good selection of food in the dining room, plenty of fresh vegtables and salades as well as the main courses.Rooms were clean . However the reception was not helpful , they refused to book taxi and even though it was a conference and everybody needed proper vat receipts , they failed to provide them , having been told at the time of paying( 3 months previous) that they would be required. When 75 people book a conference stay from 8 different European countries , they need to be accomodated. Front of house staff need work for off season bookings . Its a gated complex so its quiet from the surrounding traffic etc.

Date of stay: January 2020

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Lea wrote a review Nov 2019

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Good location

The hotel is very nice and clean. The staff are helpful.It offers access to their Jacuzzi and spa. The metro is walking distance to see the attractions. Buy the 24 hour metro ticket,it's worth it. They have a water warmer the room for coffee and tea. However,I asked for more coffee sachets the next day and the staff said they can't give me more because it only available the first day. It doesn't make sense! The hotel should also have an english translation for the receipts, maps and brochures.

Date of stay: November 2019Trip type: Travelled as a couple

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Marranei wrote a review Sep 2017

Brasilia, DF218 contributions27 helpful votes

If you know what a Village is, I imagine this is the best you can get of such an experience

This is not a hotel, you don't have room service, rooms are cleaned and sheets changed only once a week. It's a village, I think it's a different and typical French concept of hospitality. But it was the best experience I could think of if you want to spend 2 weeks in Marseille like I did, with two small children (4 and 6 y.). Because you can stay at this kind of resort, with multiple activities for adults and kids' club for the children or you just step outside, take the bus or the shuttle to the tram station, and you are in a nice big French city. So, one of the big plus of the "hotel" is the City Pass you get, so that you can take all sorts of public transportation and free entrance to several museums (to all of those to which I went), and also discounts or free entrance to other tourist attractions like a hop-on hop-off bus. It is worthy! Additionally, I chose the all-inclusive formula, so that especially the kids could have all the 3 meals in the hotel. The kids club is very well taken care of. The personnel who supervise the kids are very joyful but have authority. The kids had weekly a show (spetacle) to prepare for during the week and to present on Friday night, and the club also offered picnic experiences for the smaller ones at the Parc Longchamp (which is close by) and visits to interesting "amusement" parks to the older ones. My only observation about the kids club is that my kids have not enjoyed eating with them. At first, they restricted the options they offered to the kids (a lot of french fries, nuggets and pasta) and then, once a mom complained about it, they then wanted the kids to eat the crudités (raw vegetables) first; and they also just offered fruits as deserts (and the desert buffet was really an attraction). So my kids preferred to eat with me to be able to choose from the great variety of food offered at the buffet. About the food: there is always a big variety of salads, hot dishes, cheeses and deserts. You should not expect French food every day (menus at dinner are thematic) nor the quality of a bistro or of home food, because they really cook for about 200 - 300 people a meal (it was high season). Breakfast was a bit boring especially for people who prefer gluten free food. If I rated it overall, I would say, they serve good, but not delicious, food. My kids were usually very satisfied. At the restaurant, they just serve wine and water. You can go to the bar to have other kinds of drinks, with and without alcohol. My kids loved the French sirops and me, the pastis. The swimming pool was heated but the water was still very cold. In addition, it was not that big, so it was always very crowded with kids. But ok, they had fun! Smaller kids also enjoyed the outdoor play area as well. Another plus is La Friche, a cultural center, right across the street. They have there an outdoor play area for kids, a skate park, a restaurant, a café and a bookstore. It is really interesting. I thought at first that the hotel’s personnel was a bit cold, but after staying for some days, we kind of got used to each other and they were always very helpful. The kids’ supervisors at the kids’ club were really nice, but also Gaultier, who was responsible for all the work out classes, and Charlotte, who was the local tour guide. Last but not least, there is a small work out room (gym) which still lacks a treadmill, mirrors and a music player, but was ok. And there is a “wellbeing” center with a Jacuzzi, saunas, which was very pleasant and where children were not allowed. 4 small cons: the shuttle was great but only worked until 7 p.m. (as the local bus line, so one needed to take a taxi, if he stayed until later outside); there is no laundry facility; they do not offer towels for the pool area; the lamps at the parking lot are a bit too strong for the rooms at the first floor facing it.…

Date of stay: August 2017

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