Residhotel Grand Prado

Most reasonable price paid for accommodation near a stadium on game day

comfortable bed and good shower

The price for a room is way too high considering other places first of all! Cleaniness and condition of this hotel is super low! Pictures look fine, but inside...wallways are not cleaned, not vaccumed for a long time. Rooms inside are slightly cleaned. Had to use my own wipes in some areas. Had 2 different rooms. Booth were horrible and not properly cleaned. Broken glass. Not working outlet. Missing electrical kettle. Broken slide doors in a closet in both rooms. Told to people at the reception, they don't care and don't fix things!!! Stains in many places. Just to sit in a sofa, had to place some towels over it-just dirty! Some mucus or whatever on the bathroom doors. JUST DISGUSTING !!! Also, in the room it was a little kitchen. So, if you don't WASH DISHES AFTER YOURSELF they will charge 50 euros for that!!! Crazy?!. And you have to empty a garbage bin too! It is not a joke. They will tell you this and a little note in a room can state that. NONSENSE! Maybe, your stay should be free completely? Because they don't clean their property inside and out well, make you to clean after yourself, and even to dispose your own garbage... WHAT KINDA HOTEL DOES THAT?

Alex at the front desk was very helpful accommodating us every time we had an issue. The first day the hotel was dirty and falling apart, the next day we left early in the morning to check the area and when we came back in the evening around 2000 we came to a flooded room and part of our luggage wet.

Great location - friendly staff. Basic but everything to hand.

The property was adequate for my visit, although relatively speaking, pretty expensive. I booked last minute for a rugby world cup match, so expected a hike in price but maybe not as much. All in all, not a bad experience, Marseilles is a lovely city.

Rooms are nowhere near what is advertised on their website. Basic hotel and was fit for our use but wouldn't stay here again as the whole hotel needs a complete revamp. Breakfast was good with plenty of options

Good location, friendly staff, sound insulation quite good, not a beautiful building but who cares?

The concept is fine - an entry-level aparthotel for short or long-term stays - but the execution is poor. Firstly, the positives. It's close to a metro stop, the bed was comfortable, the bed linen clean, the kitchen area reasonably equipped, the appliances and air conditioning worked and the things that really needed to be clean (fridge, sink, toilet...) were reasonably clean and there is a 24-hour reception with friendly staff. However... I arrived at the room late to find the light switch produced no light and had to hunt out another, working, light with my phone torch. The only way to open the wardrobe doors was to lift them off their track - revealing an inoperative room safe. A bath mat hung over the rusty gash in the enamel of the bathtub (missing a plug). The taps were not thermostatic and the minutest adjustment of the shower turned it from scalding to freezing. What appeared to be an electrical socket next to the bed had bare metal pins sticking out of it. The only other socket (for phone or laptop) was a long way from either the bed or the desk. Cleaning was superficial - the edges of the floor contained hairs and small items of rubbish. Liquid of some sort had run down the bathroom and toilet doors but never wiped clean. The veranda overlooked a busy street and still had the discarded cigarette from a previous guest. The patio doors reduced but did not eliminate the street noise, particularly the 6am refuse collection.

Really nice apartment very close to the metro. Great if you're not after going out partying (or don't mind an Uber back)