3-Star Hotels in Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur, France

Good location, rooms were clean also it cleans every day if you want, has air conditioning and Japanese toilet which is really good, breakfast was included and it was pleasant. Marseille is terrible city, homeless and weird people around, the city smells like garbage I won’t recommend to come at all, but it is critique to the management of the city.

The room is quite spacious and comes equipped with kitchen essentials like a microwave, induction hob, dishes, and cutlery. Optional room cleaning services are available for an extra fee, starting from 11 Euros. Should you need more toiletries or trash bags, they can be collected from the front desk. The location is extremely convenient for exploring; you can reach destinations like Cannes and Monaco by train after a mere 10-minute walk to the station. Access to the Old Town is also straightforward via train or tram. The balcony features excellent soundproofed windows, guaranteeing a peaceful night's sleep. I personally found this location more convenient than staying directly in the Old Town!

Great location in Nice Centre, with a major shopping mall with Carrefour, food and other shops just across the road. Also close to various eateries. There is paid underground parking just below the accomodation, which is secure. Also public parking around. We had a 2-bedroom apartment, the bath tub is big. Only given 2 Nespresso capsules for our 3 nights' stay, asked if we could have more but told only 2 provided as standard complimentary, so we bought our own (10 for €$0.90) in Carrefour which was not an issue. Apartment was adequate for our family, made home-cooked meals, it was spacious and felt good value for money. Pillows can be improved though as they were quite flat.

The location is very good. There is a light rail to the airport and the bus station is also very close. There are many restaurants nearby, which can be reached on foot. It is 300 meters away from the beach, and you can't see the sea from the roof. The shower water is not hot, and feedback is useless. The front desk service is equivalent to no service. I stayed for 5 days and asked for an extra bottle of shower gel. They said there was no stock and asked me to buy it myself at the supermarket. It's outrageous! I have never heard of buying shower gel by myself when staying in a hotel.

The lanes entering Marseille train station run from east to west, so you have a sense of direction; the hotel is located on the north side of the station outside the railway level. Unexpectedly, the bus parking lot in the station is also on the north side, so the hotel is only a hundred meters away from the bus station, which is very convenient; the hotel is relatively old, and the air in the room is not good; this room type has a room with a door that can be closed (mini TV), plus a sofa bed in the living room, which is convenient for a family or a few friends to stay together; it should be noted that the hotel requires you to dispose of the garbage by yourself. Turn right outside the hotel and go to the first door. The password is 8420. Dispose of the garbage by yourself, otherwise you will be fined; if you check out after 11 o'clock, you will also have to pay a late fine; it would be better to ask clearly when checking in; this is a relatively environmentally friendly European hotel.

Very clean hotel and the reception is very helpful. Nonetheless, I had a very bad experience with Trip.com - where we needed to modify our booking from 2 nights to 1 night, and the hotel is supportive, but Trip.com was not able to send our request to the hotel (it seems nor did they have interest to help with this), despite that I spent 2 hours at night and half an hour in the morning asking them to send my request over the phone. Overall I am quite happy with the hotel, but very disappointed with Trip.com and would alert those who are planning to use this App/website in the future.

On the 2nd day, we found there was an elevator passing the stairs to the right, so it made getting up to the hotel a lot easier.

Exceeded expectations. The room is very big. It also has a kitchen, microwave, and pots. It's very close to the TGV station. It's suitable for those who have to catch a train the next day. The price comparison is very high. The only drawback is that the neighborhood is very empty and far from the city.

A very good place to rest upon reaching St Charles train station. The room has a mini kitchen but the utensils are quite dirty and overall the room is a little old and dirty. But it’s not too atrocious that it affects comfort at night. It is still a decent stay. The streets around the hotel can be quite dangerous at night. There were people shouting and making noises, very dark place so just take note. The best thing was the water dispenser at the reception, it has sparkling water!

The triple room we booked had three single beds. The room was not big and it was a bit cramped to open the suitcase, but the bathroom was unusually large. The aunt at the front desk was very friendly and it's about a 10-minute walk from Cannes train station. I encountered a thief on the train to Cannes and my luggage was stolen. I was very depressed. There was a smell of paint in the hotel corridor when you came out of the elevator. Fortunately, the room didn't have any smell. There is a small balcony where you can go to cool down and enjoy the breeze, which is quite nice.