Studea Euromediterranee

57 Rue Peyssonnel, Marseille, Provence 13003

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The residence has a strategic location to study in Marseille, close to IFSI. From this student residence in Marseille, you can easily joint the campus and cultural centres of the city, whilst benefiting from its dynamic centre, thanks to quick and easy access to the metro and tramway. Very well located close to the Terraces on the Port and the Saint-Charles campus, this Studéa Euroméditerranée residence is surrounded by all necessary commodities. In the residence, there is a bicycle storage area, laundry area and free internet connection. Just several streets from Saint-Charles train station, the very recent and modern Studéa Euroméditerranée residence in Marseille makes every effort to help you succeed.

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Commended for clean rooms and well-kept facilities.

Friendly, welcoming on-site management and prompt assistance.

Dedicated quiet study environments and vibrant common spaces.

Convenient location with quick walk to university campuses and tube links.

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KLEIN Isabelle

1.0

My son moved into this residence on August 28, 2025. A number of things seem unacceptable to me, given the rent we pay. The elevator was out of order until February 2026. And it regularly breaks down intermittently. Residents leave their trash on the floors, and there's a lot of graffiti on the apartment doors. What kind of residence is this, a student residence or a slum? The common areas have never been cleaned. You can see the filth left by the garbage. It's appalling, and nobody wants to rent in such a dirty residence. There's often no hot water. The residence manager is completely unresponsive. Last week, my son sent him a message to report cockroaches in the common areas. No reply. And on top of that, the student residence is advertised with a private bicycle storage area managed by the residence manager. The photos of the residence show a very stylish common area, but in reality, it's not even accessible to residents. How can they let a residence deteriorate to this extent when it's so well located?!

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souleymane sissoko

1.0

If you're considering renting a place here, I sincerely advise you to look elsewhere. This is one of the most run-down residences I've ever seen. Frankly, Nexity has disappointed me immensely: I didn't think they could offer such a disastrous service. The rooms are infested with cockroaches, the elevator has been out of order for over a year (and there are seven floors!), the hallways are never cleaned and are constantly overflowing with garbage. To top it all off, homeless people sleep inside the building, in the hallways. And despite all this, they charge an average of €500 per room without electricity. Honestly, I was shocked.

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Sébastien Bénard

1.0

Guys, could you please turn off the outdoor lights that have been on 24/7 for the past three days? Is there a pilot light in your lease? So, the fifty-year-old students, the families in precarious situations, and the drug addicts living on the roof and balconies are students? And the piles of trash on the roof of this school are part of the nursing school... Don't try to cover it up, or I'll notify the relevant authorities. Have some decency and get off your backsides. I'm just asking you to turn off those damn lights.

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Ad De

1.0

- The elevator has been out of order since June (it's now November 21st). - The hallways and stairwells remain filthy due to a lack of maintenance for a very long time (and not just because of the overflowing garbage, but also because of tons of accumulated dust, cobwebs, footprints in the rain, the building leaking everywhere as soon as there's a drop of rain, etc.). The cleaning staff is sick, fine. But you are obligated to replace them... And meanwhile, the rent continues to be collected without interruption. So don't be surprised if we end up taking legal action: it seems that, without being reminded of your obligations as a landlord, you prefer to turn a deaf ear. I remind you that: "The landlord has an obligation to ensure the peaceful enjoyment of the rented premises (Article 1719, 3° of the Civil Code)." This guarantee covers not only the apartment itself, but also the essential communal equipment necessary for the normal use of the dwelling, such as the elevator. This obligation is a matter of public policy in residential leases (Article 6b of the Law of July 6, 1989). In other words, the landlord cannot waive it, and their liability remains in effect except in cases of force majeure. The Court of Cassation regularly reiterates that "the landlord must guarantee the tenant against all defects or flaws in the leased property that prevent its use, even if they were unaware of them at the time the lease was signed." Thus, a persistent elevator breakdown constitutes a compensable disruption of enjoyment. The tenant can obtain: • the execution of repairs, • damages for the harm suffered, • a rent reduction proportional to the loss of enjoyment, • or even, in serious cases, the termination of the lease or the defense of non-performance (suspension of rent payments until the property is repaired).

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Lorenzo

1.0

Don't go there! I lived there for almost two years, run away!! Cockroach problems, major water leaks throughout the building, the elevator breaks down every week, the Wi-Fi is so slow it's unusable, the hot water doesn't always work in winter, and the other day there was even a syringe in the stairwell...

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