Hotel ibis budget Marseille Vieux Port (Marseille, France)

Guests were very pleased with how many places to eat and drink were located around the hotel. They were easily able to go find sustenance on foot, and appreciated not having to depend on other transportation options when they were hungry or wanted to quench their thirsts.

Guests generally felt that the front desk workers were willing to help them. Furthermore, they said that the workers were prompt when providing help, and also very efficient in regards to the check-in process. There were comments that the staff speaks English fluently, and guests noted that such fluency can be rare in French hotels.

Guests agreed that this was a good place to stay when they were on tight budgets. Most were heavily concerned with keeping their accommodation costs low, and when that's a priority, this property is a good fit.

Feedback from guests indicated the rooms are quite tiny. They mentioned that they were especially aware of how small the accommodations were when the lights were on and they noticed how close the walls were to them. Guests commented that because the rooms were so small, they weren't good for doing much more than sleeping.

Guests were not thrilled by the appearance of the bathrooms. They didn't like the layout, which was reportedly too cramped. Furthermore, guests commented that their bathrooms looked very worn and outdated.

The rooms here are so sparsely decorated that guests often felt they were depressing, or similar to prison cells. In addition to the less-than-inspiring décor, guests thought the lack of room amenities was another downside.