The Prado neighborhood is a bit like the best of both Marseille worlds: beaches within flip-flop distance and urban energy within tram distance. It's here that Soléo Prado chose to set up shop, in a former residential hotel building completely redesigned to become a true Marseille pied-à-terre. With its 98 rooms spread between bedrooms, studios and apartments, the establishment plays the flexibility card: perfect for a getaway of a few days or for a longer stay or business trip. An opening that marks the second Marseille location for the Assas Hotels group in less than a year, following the RockyPop launched last summer. Founded in 2011 in Chamonix by Romain Trollet, the group seems to have definitely developed a taste for the Southern sunshine (and we understand why)!
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breakfast thought so you want to linger a little longer than planned, not just long enough to gulp down a croissant! Terracotta, linen, raffia, light wood: the material palette plays the authenticity card, with touches of pastis yellow and creek green that subtly tease the walls.The secret terrace, THE little something that changes everything
At the back of the building, surrounded by blooming laurels, a confidential terrace offers a real bubble of calm in the heart of the city. Breakfast in the sunshine, coffee after a stroll or a well-deserved break after exploring Marseille. The more athletic among you can also enjoy a fully equipped fitness room with treadmills, stationary bikes and weight racks to keep up the pace!
Ultimately, this new Marseille address has managed to capture the spirit of the South without ever overdoing it. A place where you come to drop your bags and discover Marseille, but where you might just want to extend your stay a little longer... (and why not, after all?)
Practical Information
Facilities : fitness room, terrace, private parking with electric charging stations (€15/night), free Wi-Fi
Breakfast : €14 adults / €8 children (ages 4-12)
Reception : 24/7