Very nice vintage property located right on the beach…read more Great old hotel that has been completely updated and has a restaurant, full bar and pool along with additional amenities like a spa and fitness center. Staff was very friendly and all spoke English. Room was large and had a great view of the Mediterranean. The open shower was a bit unusual, but it wasn't an issue. Property is located within walking distance of many restaurants, bars and shops so you can try out the local culture.

Stayed here for one night. We planned on staying for two but it in the off season there isn't much…read morewithin walking distance of the hotel so we stayed only one night. It's a beautiful property and with great style. The check-in process was easy and the staff was very accommodating. The room was wonderful, the bed was extremely comfortable and the bathroom was well stocked. The restaurant for breakfast was pretty good. Parking is in a private lot. This was a great experience.

Simple and stylish clean rooms. Nothing fancy or impressive, but a nice hotel for business…read moretravelers. Simple, but tasty breakfast included fresh orange juice, fresh fruit salad, and delicious croissants.

From the owner: Face au palais des congrès Le Mercure, "hôtel du palais" est situé au coeur de la ville, au-dessus…read moredu Centre Mayol. Le palais des congrès se trouve juste en face du bâtiment. La salle de réunion de l'hôtel, agencée sur 600 m2, est équipée de tout le matériel dernier cri, et conviendra parfaitement aux hommes d'affaires.

Very nice hotel directly on the east beach - morning sun on the room, if you were so lucky to get…read moreone with seaside view. Nice breakfast on open terrace on private beach - perfect! Recommendation!

From the owner: Utilisant des produits frais et de saison, la carte du restaurant vous présente une cuisine…read moreprovençale qui met en avant les traditions locales parfois oubliées. Des recettes qui se renouvellent régulièrement, évoluent avec les saisons, mais restent toujours très gourmandes

Everything was perfect. The room, the breakfast, the service and the staff. All 5*…read more We pulled up in front and Justine guided us to the garage. The only challenge was the super tight parking between the columns in the garage. Fortunately we found one double space and parked our car for the duration. The hotel is located harborside smack in the middle of the quaint, an easy walk everywhere in town. The room was large, super clean and comfortable. The staff were incredibly knowledgeable, including the incomparable professor who spent time in the foreign legion and was an expert on La Ciotat. The expansive breakfast in a bright beautiful setting facing the harbor was without doubt the best hotel buffet ever... When we return it will be here.

Stayed here for a business trip and the location was amazing. Right on the water with the local…read morestreet vendors and restaurants all over. Small gym with outdated equipment but atleast they had one. Breakfast was passable without lots of choices. Good hotel given the location. Rooms are sparse but complete.

My husband and I recently stayed in this hotel for a night during a recent trip to Provence. The…read morelocation is perfect; right on the water, across the street from the beach at Mourillon and the old fort. We had a room overlooking the ocean. The room itself was just okay; quite small and a bit run down, but the bed was comfortable and the bath had been updated nicely. There was a very nice balcony with a small table and two chairs. The rooms were air conditioned, but it really didn't work that well. The free wi-fi worked perfectly. The hotel has a private gated parking area and if you are driving, reserving a space there before your arrival is a must. Parking on the street is impossible! It was an easy 15 minute walk into town. Another plus is that the staff spoke English and were very helpful with recommendations for dining and attractions.

From the owner: Avec vue sur le port Saint-Louis Les balcons du Corniche donnent directement sur le pittoresque…read morepetit port de pêche de Saint-Louis. De l'hôtel, la vue sur la rade est splendide, et les plages ne sont qu'à quelques mètres. Pour déjeuner ou dîner, vous aurez le choix entre le restaurant panoramique ou la brasserie. Une salle de réunion pour 15 personnes est également à disposition.

From the owner: Un hôtel-restaurant aux couleurs de la Provence Accessible par l'autoroute A50, l'hôtel propose une…read moretrentaine de chambres, décorées de tissus provençaux. Au rez-de-chaussée, trois bungalows donnent sur le jardin. De nombreux commerces se situent à proximité.

We LOVED our stay at the Rose! We came on a Wednesday- Saturday trip with our 1 year old. The staff…read morewere very kind, they still do daily room service (rare post covid), the rooms are spacious & they stock with coffee, water & tea. The restaurant food was delicious. They saw us eating lunch & offered to clean our room then, so baby could nap. Very considerate. The location cannot be beat. Only one thing to note- on the Wednesday night there was a super loud party on the beach- think pounding bass. Bring a white noise machine for babies or light sleepers just in case. Highly recommend!!

A place I found online. I needed on the beach and dog friendly. It was perfect. I stayed in the new…read morerooms which were nice,comfortable, clean and with AC. My friend was in the older rooms which she says were basic...but I didn't see it. The staff is very friendly and the hotel is walking distance to restaurants, shops and town. For GPS you need to use Allee Marie or you will surely not get there!

This place is great! Towards the end of our honeymoon, we found ourselves in Seyne-Sur-Mer (not…read moreplanned) and our AirBnB host had cancelled our reservation 30 minutes after we were supposed to check in, lame right? After shouting at the heavens and scaring off a cat that was sauntering around us, we got back on our bikes and headed back the way we came. Thankfully, we noticed a sign advertising a hotel and as we were in the middle of nowhere, in a place we knew nothing about, we figured what the hell, it's the end of august in the French Mediterranean and unlikely that we'll get a room, but we may as well try. We headed to the reception and pleaded our case in our lovely Canadian French (oh les cousins!) who sent us downstairs to talk to the manager. This sweet guy, in the middle of a lunch rush where he was immersed in managing the staff, managed to also find us a room for a few nights and we nearly hugged him. Since our room wasn't yet ready, we plopped down and immediately ordered some wine and lunch. I had a lovely little goat cheese salad and it hit the spot. From reading the literature about the hotel over lunch, my wife and I learned that the hotel actively employs people with mental disabilities as a way of engaging them with not only the locals who work in the hotel, but also with the tourists such as ourselves. Lovely! For those unfamiliar with the areas surrounding Marseille, it is VERY touristy, VERY sheeshy, and not particularly progressive so this was such a nice little oasis of a find. Our little hearts that had been bruised and battered whilst biking around the hellhole that is Marseille were rewarmed and refortified. The room was beautiful, replete with a decadently enormous bathroom that was tastefully designed. Additionally, there was a little pétanque pitch and a private gate leading to the beach that is literally next to the hotel. If I ever go back to this part of France (unlikely, but one never knows) I would stay there in an instant.