Highly recommended ! We really enjoyed our three night stay here in September 2011. Staying and moving around all of those Charlotte Perriand's furniture and sleeping in a real Le Corbusier bulding was my dream comes true. The terrace is fantastic - amazing views and architecture. By the way eating at the hotel restaurant is etching in my memory !!... More

Everything that has been written in these reviews is correct. We stayed in one of the bigger rooms on the 8th floor for one night in late august. Because the price was high the three of us decided to stay in one room . It was hot, because there is no aircondition, except for a small construction in one corner... More

amazingly designed building by le corbusier includes a hotel, which, alas, leaves much to be desired. having flown that day from my home in england, i stayed one night at the hotel, and during the next day, after leaving the hotel, red welts appeared on my arm and chest which turned out to be bed bug bites. after discovering this,... More

Stayed with a group of architects, as it seemed like a good idea. However, the rooms are badly maintained, dirty and overpriced. They stink and are falling apart. The owners are unbelievably incompetent, arrogant and lazy - especially the owner's wife. Stay away the tour of a flat they offer. It is their own and again, its not worth it.... More

We stayed in this hotel for 2 nights, spending the first in the Cabin room and the second in the Studio room sea view. Both rooms are furnished with originals from Le Corbusier's times and date back to the 50ties: this is something you have to be aware of and it means that there may be little drawbacks (keys not... More

The weekend that i went to Marseille there was some event going on so pretty much all of the hotels were full and this one had an available room so we booked it. The service was ok however we were shocked when we were told we had to share the toilet with the room next door. We had a shower... More

I love the building, but the interaction with the owners is way too unpleasant. In the end it is not worth it. My suggestion: Stay at most one night, and minimize the time you spend in the common areas of the hotel. Also, be careful with extra charges.

An unmissable opportunity to experience the utopian dream embodied by Le Corbusier's iconic Unite d'Habitation. The residents in flats 212 and 555 are happy to show visitors around for a small fee if booked in advance. The hotel owners are friendly and helpful. It's a long way out of the centre and a pain to get back to late at... More

First off if you do not know or like le Corbusier, you may not enjoy this hotel as much as we did. You may even find it funny looking or dated. I really recommend researching this a bit before booking. We stayed here for one night. My colleague who invited me to visit suggested it and it was spot on... More