Tuba
Chez
Grégory Gassa & Fabrice Denizot
In Les Goudes, Le Tuba immediately established itself as a Marseille icon: cabins, restaurants, and beach designed by Marion Mailaender, Thomas, and Emmanuelle Luciani, alongside the Gassa-Denizot duo. Magical views, free spirit, and freshness intact since its creation in 2020.
In Les Goudes, Gregory Gassa and Fabrice Denizot transformed a former diving club on the waterfront into Le Tuba, with the help of interior designer Marion Mailaender, curators Thomas Mailaender and Emmanuelle Luciani, and chef Sylvain Roucayrol. With cabins, restaurants (Le Tuba and Le Bikini), a bar, and a beach, all overlooking one of Marseille's most beautiful coves, it immediately became the most desirable spot of the 2020 summer in Marseille. And since then, miraculously, it has remained all the rage. There are places like this that, because they get it right, know how to stay on top without losing their freshness. Well done !
3 good reasons to go
- because they have contributed greatly to the new look that Marseille now boasts
- because the view is unbeatable
- because the atmosphere is a mix of cheeky banter and absolute coolness.
8 rooms, divided between the cabins and the villa, starting at €160. Dishes starting at €24.
To get there by train?Approximately 30 minutes by taxi from Marseille–Saint-Charles train station
Tuba
2, bd Alexandre-Delabre, 13008 Marseille
Bouches-du-Rhône, Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur, France
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