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So SPA (Sofitel Marseille Vieux-Port)

  • PriceTreatments reported at €65 (~$74.75) for 30 minutes, €90 (~$103.50) for 45 minutes, €120 (~$138) for 60 minutes and €170 (~$195.50) for 90 minutes; third-party packages for two list 1 hour of spa access with a room or dinner from €180-298 (~$207-342.70)
  • AmbienceQuiet hotel spa on the Vieux-Port
  • DurationTreatments 30-90 minutes; hotel spa access by the hour

So SPA is the hotel spa of the Sofitel Marseille Vieux-Port, set at 36 Boulevard Charles Livon in the 7th arrondissement, on the hillside above the old harbour in Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, France. The setting is a quiet, upscale hotel spa, a deliberate contrast to the bustle of the quays below, and it suits visitors who want an hour or two of calm rather than a full-day thermal experience.

So SPA is the hotel spa of the Sofitel Marseille Vieux-Port, set at 36 Boulevard Charles Livon in the 7th arrondissement, on the hillside above the old harbour in Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, France. The setting is a quiet, upscale hotel spa, a deliberate contrast to the bustle of the quays below, and it suits visitors who want an hour or two of calm rather than a full-day thermal experience. The spa belongs to the Sofitel brand's So SPA concept, which pairs treatment rooms with a small wet area for hotel guests and outside visitors alike.

The treatment menu centres on face and body care, massage, body scrubs and hand and foot care. Directory listings report treatment prices of about €65 for 30 minutes, €90 for 45 minutes, €120 for 60 minutes and €170 for 90 minutes, which places the spa in the premium bracket for Marseille. Treatments are performed by trained spa therapists working in private cabins, and the Sofitel name gives the spa the reputation of a consistent international hotel standard rather than that of a local, tradition-based hammam.

Facilities reported for the spa include a relaxation pool with jets and chromotherapy lighting, a sauna and a hammam. These are used by treatment clients and by visitors who book spa access by the hour, and third-party listings advertise packages for two that combine one hour of spa access with a room or dinner at the hotel, priced from roughly €180 to €298. The wet area is compact, so quieter weekday hours give the best experience.

Booking norms follow those of other French hotel spas: reservations are strongly advised, particularly for massage slots and for weekend afternoons, and the treatment menu and current prices are best confirmed with the hotel before visiting. Reported opening hours run from 10AM to 8PM Monday to Thursday and Saturday, 10AM to 9PM on Friday and 10AM to 7PM on Sunday, though these come from a directory and should be checked when booking. The location, a short uphill walk or taxi ride from the Vieux-Port, makes it easy to combine a spa visit with a day of sightseeing around the harbour, the Palais du Pharo and the Fort Saint-Jean area.

Practical information for So SPA (Sofitel Marseille Vieux-Port) · Last updated September 2026
Session length Treatments 30-90 minutes; hotel spa access by the hour
Hours Reported Mon-Thu and Sat 10AM-8PM, Fri 10AM-9PM, Sun 10AM-7PM (directory listing); confirm when booking
Address 36 Boulevard Charles Livon, 13007 Marseille

Treatments

  • Face and body care
  • Massage
  • Body scrub
  • Hand and foot care
  • Relaxation pool with jets and chromotherapy
  • Sauna
  • Hammam

Location

36 Boulevard Charles Livon, 13007 Marseille

43.2927, 5.3606 View on map

Highlights

  • Hotel spa above the Vieux-Port in the Sofitel Marseille, 7th arrondissement
  • Relaxation pool with jets and chromotherapy lighting
  • Sauna and hammam alongside face, body and massage treatments
  • Spa access by the hour, with packages for two combining spa time and a room or dinner

Tips for visiting

  • Book massages ahead, especially for Friday evenings and weekends, when the spa is busiest.
  • Bring swimwear for the relaxation pool; confirm with the hotel what is supplied in the changing area.
  • Start with a 60-minute massage (about €120) to use the wet area before or after it.
  • Opening hours differ by day (Friday until 9PM, Sunday until 7PM), so confirm when reserving.
  • A hotel-and-spa package for two can cost less than booking a room and treatments separately; compare before booking.

Frequently asked questions

Can non-guests use So SPA at the Sofitel Marseille Vieux-Port?

Directory listings report spa access by the hour and treatment bookings for outside visitors. Confirm availability and current terms with the hotel when reserving.

How much do treatments at So SPA cost?

Reported prices are about €65 for 30 minutes, €90 for 45 minutes, €120 for 60 minutes and €170 for 90 minutes. Prices may change, so check the hotel website.

What facilities does the spa have?

Reported facilities include a relaxation pool with jets and chromotherapy, a sauna and a hammam, plus treatment cabins for face, body and massage care.

Is a reservation needed?

Reservations are advisable, particularly for massages and at weekends. The spa's reported hours run roughly 10AM to 7PM-9PM depending on the day.