Le Grand Canal
Martigues - Hotel - from 54€ €
This hotel with a Spanish-inspired façade, wrought-iron gate and two stone lion sculptures welcomes guests for business or pleasure.
It has 9 studio flats and 8 bedrooms.
Located just a few minutes walk from the town centre of Jonquières and with easy access to major routes to Marseille-Arles and the Côte Bleue.
All rooms have air-conditioning and WiFi access. Keys available 24/7 from an automatic distributor. Reception: 7am to 8pm
The hotel rents studio flats for one night, a week or 30-day periods.
Additional services: laundry service, train and airport transfers, meal trays served in room, TV with Canal+ and 3 Bein channels.
Reception opening hours: Mon-Fri 7am-1pm and 5pm-8pm/Sat 8.30am-1pm and 5pm-8pm/Sun 8.30am-1pm.
- Pets allowed
- Accessible for disabled
- Public car park, Coach park
- Wifi
Information provided by OT Martigues
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Contact
Le Grand Canal
ZI Ecopolis Sud
1 avenue José Nobre
13500 Martigues -
Phone
- 04 42 80 58 48
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Fax
04 42 80 58 96
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Website
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