Artscape Marseille: A little sunny room

21 minutes on foot from the central station. Perfect sleep-over. The space It is an old house from a little pueblo like many that grew together to form Marseille. Your rooms are already renovated, but sometimes my Plombier is working on something to make things even better. Guest access You share the living room with the open kitchen and two bathrooms with other guests that might be staying in the other room. It is not always me. The check-in is with the smartlock then. If you want a more personal attention, I can order a concierge on your special request, but it is extra cost of 39eur plus 16eur for each hour of your delay. (Marseille is treated as the French Rivera, but if you visit, it reminds more of Sodom and Gomorrah) During your stay It is my secondary house and I am not always there. I will be available via app. in such a case. Other things to note If you are staying only for a night between trains and renting the room that I tagged as an economic variant, I would appreciate if you do not review it or do not review it comparing it against Sheraton, because it will make me skip one night visitors. Yeah, I know it is OK / decent, but not luxury for 0€. The scoring could be higher if the average was taken just from at least 3 days' visits. I am always intrested in your feedback, though, so that I can improve. If you review to share something important with the rest of visitors, it is valuable. The house is at the side of the street. Marseille has lots of scooters due to traffic jams and limited public transportation (only 2 metro lines and 3 tramway lines for the whole town). The buses and waste disposal cars are not electric. It means that if you are more sensitive to noise, or you are not used to it, as you are coming from a smaller town, you might want to bring ear plugs for sleeping at night. Statistically, from the past Italian and Spanish guests usuallly did not understand what I was talking about :)