Hotel C2 Bewertungen

Good price and good service 🤗

酒店設計得很有特色，房間大，乾淨整潔。

服務人員很nice，有拖鞋令人感動

酒店不錯，乾淨整潔，房間也挺大。交通便利，處於步行街邊上，樓下管家等也挺禮貌

Très bien

服務：熱情周到服務

Très belle hotel en plein coeur de Marseille. Chambre spacieuse et au calme. Personnel très professionnel. Exposition contemporaine dans les escaliers qui aide fortement à faire de nombreux cauchemars la nuit. Problème de douche avec rapide inondation de la salle de bain et de la chambre, moquette comprise. Odeur tres forte à notre arrivée de produits chimique dans la chambre du au nettoyage de la moquette. Excellent séjour.

Das Hotel hat 5 Sterne. Unter diesem Gesichtspunkt möchte ich es auch bewerten.  Die Sauberkeit ist einwandfrei und auch das Personal war größtenteils sehr freundlich.  Nur der Nachtportier entspricht nicht dem Bild, welches man von Mitarbeitern von einem so guten Haus erwartet. Da der Fernseher nur französische Programme hat, versuchte ich mich Netflix aufzurufen. Das geht theoretisch über "externe Quelle". Netflix ließ sich auch aufrufen, aber es war ein fremder Account eingeloggt und meine Daten ließen sich nicht paaren.  Daraufhin habe ich den Nachtportier angerufen. Er konnte mir nicht helfen und legte einfach auf.  Mein Tipp: Am Handy "Smart View - Bildschirm spiegeln" aufrufen. So konnte ich wenigstens Amazon Prime aufrufen. Ein weiterer Kritikpunkt ist die Handtuchheizung. Sie lässt sich per extra Schalter einschalten. Es gibt aber keine Möglichkeit zu sehen, ob die Heizung an oder aus ist. Sie bleibt nämlich auch nach nochmaligen Drücken auf den Taster weiter sehr heiß. Den kleinen Swimmingpool haben wir übrigens auch besucht. Hier sollte man nicht zu viel erwarten. Er ist wirklich winzig und wie eine Grotte gemacht und damit sehr dunkel.

Wir 4 Jahres zum ersten Mal in diesen Hotel, danach noch 1 x und dann kam Corona. Reisen waren gestrichen und viele Hotels, Restaurants etc. mussten schließen. Es freut uns wirklich sehr, dass dieses kleine Schmuckstück diese Zeit heil überstanden hat. Man kommt zurück und wird mit dem gleichen Charme und der gleichen Herzlichkeit empfangen. Man fühlt sich einfach wohl.

This 5-star hotel is located in a quiet neighborhood in Marseille. The location is a 5-7 minute walk uphill from the touristy port. The good: Hotel is small, very quiet. Requires keycard to access exterior doors and elevator, which is a nice security feature. Service was excellent. Breakfast good with nice variety - this was the only hotel on our 2 week trip that cooked my husband’s “over hard” eggs perfectly every time. The “not quite up to par”: The light in the toilet area was on a very short sensor, and flashed on and off every few seconds while using toilet. We had 3 rooms between family members, everyone commented this was consistent and a bit annoying. Our shower door did not close. We paid for an upgraded room, including . There was additional seating in the room that was not functional (see photo). Our TV never had consistent signal during our stay- we were there during Olympics, and wished to keep up with events. We noted other guests being g offered welcome drinks on check in, which we were not offered. Overall, comfortable stay, good service.

I really loved this hotel. It is perfectly situated in Marseille. I walked to everything. The staff is absolutely lovely. They will bend over backwards for you, making reservations, calling taxis, whatever you need - all with a smile. Breakfast is everything you want it to be in France including a wonderful honeycomb where you can get fresh honey right from the source, salmon, eggs, bread, and even a cake fit for a wedding! Dinner was good and the entertainment was a lot of fun. The room is spacious and modern. I would definitely stay again!

The staff were friendly and very helpful. A woman at the front desk was so kind to call around for a dinner reservation for my daughter and me on a Saturday night. All the staff are nice and has friendly faces. The hotel looks fairly new with a modern design. It does not have a gym. Two things that I would recommend: regular hanger, not the ones that you can’t remove from the rod and hang somewhere else. Need the jacuzzi to be hot. It was warm but not hot. The location was good. The room/hotel is quiet.

When we pulled up to the back of the hotel with our rental car, it didn’t look so great and we thought: “What kind of hotel is this and what kind of neighborhood is this?” The short answer is: It was a wonderful place in a great location. When we walked in the door, the two gentlemen working the front desk, which is tiny, were expecting us and were friendly and immediately created a parking space for our car so we could unload our luggage. We were efficiently checked in and shown our room, which was really cool. It was a large room with a king bed, overstuffed sitting chair, refrigerator with water, coffee maker, double sinks in the bathroom, large, LED-lit shower and, of course, robes and slippers. It was really nice and modern, but not “cold” at all. The only detraction was that the over stuffed purple chair had a stain on the seat cushion. That should have been properly cleaned or replaced. I blame that on housekeeping. I feel like that Is a fraction of a star deduction. The other thing we didn’t like about the room was the carpet. It was that hodge-podge black-brown-gray that you can’t tell if its clean. That is entirely a personal preference. The breakfast was really nice with cook-to-order eggs, premade quiche, yogurt, granola, juice, excellent bread, etc., and more cakes and sweets than should be allowed—so good! One really cool thing that we had never seen before was an actual honeycomb with fresh honey—really good too, if you like honey, which I do! As far as location, it was an easy 10-minute walk to the old port and a slew of restaurants. The walk to the Notre Dame De La Garde was a pretty steep uphill climb and took about 20-minutes or so. We went on a Sunday and were not permitted entry to the church since they were holding mass. Since we were on a tight timeline that day, we couldn’t wait, so we missed it. However, the views from the church are amazing and worth the uphill walk. Other places we were able to walk to from the hotel within a 30-minute stroll were: Mucem, a Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilizations; Cours Julien to see street-art; and Rue Sait Ferroel, which is the shopping district with boutiques, galleries, bars, and cafés. We felt totally safe in Marseille and really enjoyed the life and energy of the city, and having a wonderful hotel like C2 to return to at the end of the day made it perfect. We would definitely stay at C2 again and highly recommend it.

Stayed here for 2 nights in late July to start our South France trip. Decent location, bit of a walk uphill from the closest subway station. Pro's: 1) Breakfast was outstanding and I loved the ham/egg ommelette they made for me each day. 2) Room was really big by European standards and AC was enough to cool it. 3) Decent bathroom 4) Had valet parking for 1 night at 30 euro. 5) Staff was nice Con's: Can't think of any. I would stay here again if I were every in the city again.