Mascotte Vieux Port

Overall:

"I recommend this hotel (and Marseille for that matter) for a night, but don't expect to be comfortable there for a week." — source Venere

Clean:

"very nice hotel on the harbour, very central location, clean and fresh rooms." — source Venere

"The room was clean but the bedspread and other furniture had holes in it." — source Venere

"The room itself was clean but a bit outmoded." — source Venere

Service:

"No easy access to hotel from car A/C didn't work properly One head of breakfast staff was not service minded." — source Venere

Location:

"But the location was fabulous for access to subway/train station, tourist rides (bus, tram), shopping areas, museums, restaurants, etc." — source Venere

"Good value for money hotel in superb location right next to the old port with subway and ATM's right outside." — source Venere

"All things considered, this is a perfectly adequate hotel with an outstanding location." — source Venere

"The hotel has one of the best views of surroundings that includes the port in the area." — source Venere

"Better maps of the surrounding area and proximity to ferry port would have been useful." — source Venere

"The hotel Mascotte is good value for money and excellently placed for good restaurants and the Old Port. One thing that might be worth pointing out somewhere on your web site is that at one of your other hotels (New Hotel Vieux Port) there is a sign on the desk offerring a taxi to the airport for 34€, when in fact the taxi turns up it is metered and you end up paying whatever price is on the meter." — source Venere

Room:

"The hotel room was nice, good size and the bathroom was one of the biggest I've seen in France. The rooms have air conditioning and a little balcony with a partial view of the port." — source Venere

"The hotel is in a great position, right beside the old port, and the accomodation was fine but the hotel had rather a grey theme - grey rooms, a vast grey staircase." — source Venere

"PERFECT location BUT pretty dirty and crusty rooms." — source Venere