From the owner: Un auditorium au coeur de la ville. Utilisé dès 1997 pour des congrès, séminaires et conventions…read mored'entreprises, cet auditorium, qui dispose des équipements techniques les plus modernes, fait partie d'un site exceptionnel : le Palais du Pharo où, sur 6 000 m², se répartissent des salons et salles de réunion, un hall d'expositions, un espace restauration et ce dispositif de 900 places. L'utilisation de ces structures est soumise à une contrepartie locative pour les organisateurs qui, par ailleurs, mettent en place leurs propres moyens de communication pour informer le public concerné par leurs manifestations.

From the owner: Bateau de luxe pour réceptions, "pc-course" de régates et autres réjouissances Long de 30m et situé…read moreau pied du Fort Saint-Jean, le Yacht est avant tout une salle flottante modulable sur 2 niveaux, conçue dès l'origine à cette fin. Il est d'ailleurs dépourvu de moteurs. Les concepteurs du lieu, inspirés par les bateaux-péniches sur la Seine, proposent plusieurs types de prestations, allant de la location simple au cocktail ou la soirée clefs en mains. Internet y est disponible sans fil, et l'espace est climatisé. Ainsi, du séminaire à la réunion d'affaires, du mariage à la soirée animée, il y a de quoi satisfaire tous les goûts, pour peu que la bourse suive. Le Yacht est loin d'être une salle ordinaire : les remous bercent les invités, la Bonne-Mère veille sur eux, et, plus particulièrement sur le pont supérieur, où une vue panoramique sur tout le Vieux-Port s'offre aux convives. A l'intérieur, la chaleur du bois foncé l'habille. Conjuguée à la sobriété du mobilier et à

From the owner: Station Alexandre : tout le monde descend ! La Station Alexandre est la gare de triage d'une…read moreancienne huilerie du début du 20ème, installée dans la deuxième zone franche de Marseille, au Canet. Ce centre de vie et d'affaires regroupe plusieurs activités et espaces. Des galeries de bureaux, des commerces, 5 salles pour réunions et colloques, des salons de détente, un restaurant, un café, un centre médical et une crèche : tout ce petit monde cohabite dans la Station. Elle abrite également une association culturelle pluridisciplinaire : les week-ends, la Verrière se transforme en salle de spectacles et en galerie d'expositions. Station Alexandre organisera également régulièrement des expositions d'arts visuels dans l'espace appelé le Passage

From the owner: Un Loft à la décoration volontairement décalé (indus et vintage) de 280m2 disponible en location…read moremeublée (capacité jusqu'à 4 couples... ou une grande famille !) voir pour organiser d'originaux évènements, tournages, shooting, showrooms...

From the owner: Tous genres de réceptions Avec ses deux salles de réceptions modernes pouvant accueillir jusqu'à…read more800 personnes, le Carlton Beach bénéficie d'un emplacement grandiose sur la Corniche, offrant une magnifique vue surplombant la mer et laissant apparaître au loin l'Archipel du Frioul et le château d'If de ses terrasses. Le Carlton propose différents types de services : location de salles pour mariages, séminaires, galas, soirées thématiques mais aussi un service traiteur raffiné. Tout est prévu pour les invités, du vestiaire à la climatisation, avec une grande facilité d'accés (parking, bus).

I stayed at the Novotel Prado for a conference at the Marseille Chanot-Palais des Congrès et des…read moreExpositions down the street. This hotel looks and feels like a boutique hotel, and I enjoyed my stay. My room was small by American standards, but spacious by European ones. Everything was very clean (and this was true of all the areas in the hotel). The bed was quite comfortable, although the sheets and pillowcases were a little rough compared to what I'm used to. The wall-mounted LCD TV had a few English channels (mainly news). The bathroom consisted of a walk-in shower (no tub), a sink area, and a separate WC for the toilet. Like most (if not all?) French hotels, there was no iron or ironing board. However, there was an automatic coffee maker as well as a very small fridge (with complimentary water and carbonated water). My only complaint about the room is that temperature control was extremely difficult. My room was terribly HOT when I arrived (probably about 85 degrees) and the only way to cool it down was to open the single window. There was no air conditioning. There is no business center in the hotel, but there is a very small area for accessing the internet on a computer in the lobby. Fortunately, wireless at the hotel is free and you'll just need to acquire a username/password at the front desk. By the way, the staff at the front desk speak English so that ignorant Americans like myself could communicate. ;) The best part about this hotel was the incredible free breakfast. The selection and quality were beyond compare. Fresh breads of all varieties, pastries, meats, cheeses, fruit, juices, cereals, eggs, sausage/bacon, yogurt (and other packaged items like rice pudding and applesauce), and freshly ground/brewed espresso drinks. Just divine... and I miss it already. Besides being within walking distance of the convention center, the hotel was a very short distance from the Marseille metro. The neighborhood was fairly busy, with lots of traffic. If you plan on opening the window, bring ear plugs so that you can sleep!

Tried contacting in regards to booking a conference/meeting room. Had to call back 5 times because…read morewhen they say they will send a proposal they will not! Event staff was very rude and repeatedly told me to email. Whats the point if your not gonna answer the email or phone call? After 2 weeks of this we booked elsewhere. Avoid!

Highly recommend this tour when visiting Marseille! My husband and I were really into wanting to…read moresee Calanques National Park and would stop at nothing to do so. I did a ton of research and decided to move forward with Bleu Evasion and I am SO glad I did. We showed up at Port Rouge which was a slight distance from our cruise port. While we waited, it was evident that others decided to do the same excursion as us. We invited my in-laws along and they didn't know what the experience would entail, but were excited to see others joining us. After a short duration of time, the host started separating people off into the different boats that they would be on. Unbeknownst to me, I accidentally book our family on two different boats, but they were so kind and accommodated us. They moved some reservations around in order for us to be together. We quickly hopped on our boat and headed off see the Calanques. Our captain was absolutely phenomenal. She was funny, knowledgeable, and a great driver. She was kind, sweet, and remembered by father-in-laws name - which is a big deal to him. The Calanques were absolutely stunning and the water was beautiful. My husband even went in for a little dip. She provided endless drinks and snacks. This was definitely a peak when visiting Marseille.

We started the tour in time. The Calanques are beautiful and boat is a great way to see it and…read moreexplore. The shop has wet suits, snorkel gear, lunch, and drinks. It was advertised that this would be an English which the only English spoken was at the end when he asked for a review. Otherwise would recommend!