Ruby Hotels Opens First French Property, Ruby Lilou, in Marseille
Ruby Hotels has launched Ruby Lilou, a 237-room hotel with a rooftop terrace in Marseille's La Joliette area, marking the brand's debut in France.
Ruby Hotels has opened a new hotel called Ruby Lilou in Marseille. It is the first time the hotel brand has operated in France. Travel Daily News and Travel and Tour World both reported the opening.
The hotel has 237 rooms. It also includes Ruby Yani Workspaces, which offers flexible places to work, according to Travel Daily News.
Advertise with usYour brand hereIn-feed (between news) · Native cardBook this space →Travel and Tour World says the hotel sits in La Joliette, between the city's historic waterfront and an important business district. The hotel offers a blend of guest rooms, dining and drinking spots, shared lounge areas and an open-air terrace on the top floor.
Travel and Tour World further says that information from Ruby about its own location shows a bar open all day and night, plus a top-floor terrace overlooking both the city and the sea. The same outlet adds that Marseille Tourism calls La Joliette an important centre for business and culture, which was reshaped by a renewal plan named Euroméditerranée.
What it means for travelers
Marseille travelers now have a new hotel option near the waterfront and a business district. The workspace facilities may suit people who need to work while they travel. The rooftop terrace and bar add social spaces for guests.
What to watch next
The notes do not give prices or booking details, so check Ruby Hotels' official website for rates and availability before booking.
How the story unfolded
- Travel and Tour World Marseille Gets New Ruby Lilou Hotel as Ruby Hotels Debuts in France
- Travel Daily News Ruby Hotels arrives in France with Ruby Lilou opening in Marseille
Read the original reporting
Travel Daily News – Ruby Hotels arrives in France with Ruby Lilou opening in Marseille ↗
Travel and Tour World – Marseille Gets New Ruby Lilou Hotel as Ruby Hotels Debuts in France ↗
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