Aparthotel Adagio Access Marseille Prado Perier

Cold welcome, average stay.

We stayed at the property for 3 nights. We had informed that we would arrive around 11 am and asked if our room was ready. Ice-cold reception from the receptionist. We had to ask ourselves to use the luggage storage, which seemed to annoy the receptionist... The other receptionist who checked us in at night was more welcoming. Overall, the staff was not very welcoming. The room was of a decent size and its amenities functional. The property is well located in the city, 2 minutes from the metro and the bus station.

Good location, right next to the metro, and several bus stops very close so you can get to the beach, downtown, or to calanques very easily. The hotel was nice enough. It's small and a bit dated, but the staff were nice and accommodating. If you want luxury, this isn't the place for you, but if you just want a place to crash between exploring the city while on vacation it'll do just fine.

Very friendly staff, nothing to complain about in this regard. Regarding the accommodation, I find it expensive for what it is, towels are extra, no cups in the bathroom, shower absolutely impractical. For one night, it's okay but I wouldn't have stayed longer. I think you can find much better for less if you plan a little further in advance.

Great weekend in Marseille, very good location near the Metro, buses to move around easily or the possibility to walk to the beach or the stadium. Very good reception. Only problem encountered was the smell in the room and the maintenance of the bathtub joints.

Very good, breakfast is expensive but nice.

Very good

Family stay. Hotel very well located and 15 minutes walk from the Vélodrome Stadium.

Difficult stay as the air conditioning could not be adjusted and was only available in the living room. We were told that someone would check but no change was made. We were refused a cancellation with a penalty. Very poor service from the hotelier. I do not recommend.

Very good value for money.

Left after one child-unfriendly night

Upon arrival, we had to wait 20 minutes at an empty reception before someone came to give us a key. By then, drugged guests had walked in and out of the lobby several times. When leaving the elevator on our floor, the smell of cigarettes and weed overwhelmed us, and because of the large gaps under the doors, we had the same smell in our rooms. In the evening and until well after midnight, a group of guests on our floor that occupied several rooms was constantly switching rooms, slamming the doors and shouting, but even if they would've whispered we could've heard every word because of the poor acoustic insulation. When they finally went to bed, a loud fight in another room started... When complaining at the reception, we were promised someone would come over and check, but they never did. We basically spent the night reassuring the kids while going through the cancellation conditions and looking for an alternative hotel for the rest of the week (the decent wifi was pretty useful after all). Luckily, in the morning, someone at the reception felt bad for us just enough to not make a big fuzz about a cancellation and reimbursement. Well, other than that, the location was great, right next to the metro station, and it's too bad we didn't have the opportunity to try the swimming pool, but knowing the poor state of the rooms our hopes weren't too high anyway.

Beware of bed bugs!