Location is the strongest asset of this hotel. It is very close to both train and tram stations…read moreand is a short walk to all the joys of this wonderful city. There are both grocery stores and pharmacy close by as well as restaurants and bars, although there are better or both in the old city. Front desk staff are pleasant and helpful. All the staff speak multiple languages including English. There is a restaurant and bar as well as a delightful courtyard with pool and hot tub. The rooms are of reasonable size and clean. Doors to the shower room are glass, which means that turning on the light will wake up anyone still sleeping. Toilet and sink are in different rooms. One important note is that only superior rooms get a coffee machine, which cost the hotel one star from this reviewer because I NEED that cup first thing. There are no clothes drawers in the rooms and few shelves, making longer stays challenging. One perk is that the shower rooms have heated towel holders.

We recently stayed here for four nights. We felt welcomed from the time we checked in - the staff…read moreare very friendly, patient, and kind. The location worked very well, close to both the train station and the historic center of the city. We enjoyed the included breakfast (cereals, breads, cheeses, meats, fruit, yogurt, etc.) and were grateful to have had the opportunity to do our laundry. The only thing that could have been better is the comfort level of the beds - they were a little stiff.

Placed perfectly right in the center of it all, this hotel is contemporary, pristine, and brimming…read morewith gracious service. I can honestly say that this hotel was my welcome traveler's escape from Paris to Montpelier. The bathroom was immaculate. The water, always hot. The shower was as clean as a whistle. The bed was huge and utterly snuggly and comfortable. Room service was helpful and very accommodating with our requests. The ladies that tidied up our room were so friendly and interested in where we were coming from. I was equally interested. They came from all over. Madagascar (Edwage, my favorite), Spain, and Africa. The young girl that attended to the breakfast buffet had a permanent smile and sweet demeanor. It was nice to wake up to that each morning. Speaking of breakfast.. .filling and fresh. Hard boiled eggs, cheeses, croissants, baguettes, an array of ham and prosciutto, pickles, fresh juices, coffee, teas, and ice cold water. Our stay here was perfect. I would certainly come back.

Good location about 15 minutes to train station on foot. We managed to get a room right away. The…read morebreakfast is included in the room. The top floor where the breakfast is served have an outdoor seating with pool and gym. Beware going France in the early spring, there is no air conditioning in any of its hotel.

Actually now called the Pullman, and part of the Accor chain (lose track myself), this is a…read moreconveniently placed hotel for all of Montpellier. Close to the central Place du Comedie, and the newer area of the Antigone, and less than ten minutes walk from the main station (providing you don't try to find the Sofitel). There's a small swimming pool on the roof (cold even in July, but refreshing), with great views over the city. The hotel itself is nothing particularly special, though, and a bit too expensive unless someone else is paying :-)

Good value for price We stayed at Hotel les Fauvettes for 5…read morenights in Feb of 08. While the room was very tiny, it was clean, the little balcony was charming. The proprietress was very accomadating and pleasant. The breakfasts were served in a pleasant sunroom and were delicious. A good choice for the money if you don't plan to spend a lot of time in your room. Location is excellent.

From the owner: Près du centre Cet hôtel se situe à deux pas du Jardin des Plantes et de la Place du Peyrou, ce qui…read morepermet de profiter du cadre de verdure et aussi d'accéder rapidement au centre de la ville. Calme et sérénité sont au rendez-vous.

While this may be the most appealing Courtyard with its beautiful pool and balconies, a lot of…read morelittle things are missing or broken. Just getting to the parking garage requires a walk to the reception desk, which is, of course, is not streetside, then walk back to your car. The room safe wasn't working. Trip to reception. Gentleman couldn't repair, had to make a second trip to replace. He did bring some chocolate cookies as a treat... My profile requires feather free pillows...back to reception to ask. Room has no ice bucket...back to reception again. The "restaurant" or Bistro offers three items. Burger, Salmon or a salad with grilled chicken. It's massive and looks like a real restaurant. Fooled again! Nothing like a USA Courtyard menu. Unlike every stateside Courtyard there is no place to BYO food and wine. No common seating area outside the "restaurant ". You cannot BYO into the restaurant either. The staff was helpful so it gets a third star, but put to shame by the two Best Westerns we enjoyed on our trip along the Mediterranean.

Nice stay at this Courtyard by Marriott and great dinner at the attached restaurant Oléo Pazzo…read more The hotel has the nicest staff. The young man that checked us in was amazing. Treated us like long lost friends!! Our room was gorgeous and upgraded since we are Lifetime Titanium Elite Marriott members. Linens were superb and lovely bathroom stocked with great towels and nice toiletries. Very comfortable. Also we had asked for help with dinner plans. The young man suggested their own restaurant for dinner as weather was horrible outside with a lot of rain. He made reservations for us which was very nice of him. Dinner was at 19:30. We were greeted by a group of nice men. Waited on promptly. We speak no French but the servers all spoke very good English. We both started with a soup, French Onion for my husband and butternut squash for me (9€ each). Both were very tasty and served with organic breads. (Sorry no photos) Our mains was salmon with risotto and mushrooms (23€) for husband and the vegetarian plate (16€) for me. Salmon was moist and a large cut. All cooked to perfection. Timing between soup and mains was very nice. Overall SURPRISINGLY good for a restaurant attached to a hotel!

What a lovely, reasonably priced hotel in the center of Montpellier. Alexandra at the front desk…read morewas kind and very accommodating. (We had made the mistake of booking the very basic, odd Hotel Ulysses, and changed hotels after one night to the Grand Hotel du Midi). While just off the center of the main square, the Grand Hotel is very quiet. (There was a demonstration in the square and we didn't hear it with closed windows). Our room had a nice little balcony (as many do). A delicious hot breakfast was included. Comfortable bed, nice water pressure in the shower. Very good CoVid precautions in place. Parking is underground, and bit of a maze to get to, although the hotel does validate a discounted, reasonable rate. We would stay here again.

Great place! A paradise on earth. Awesome location steps from Place de Comedie, next to a wonderful…read morefrench bistro: Brasserie de Theatre. Spacious and comfortable rooms, great front desk. Super clean and wonderful rooms to stay. Also very comfy beds. Dreamy place, great experience. Worth every single penny. I will surely go back and stay. Highly recommended.

Awesome place! My husband and I stayed in a very fancy and tastefully decorated room for one night,…read moreand we wished we had stayed in Montpellier longer! Note: The rooms were renovated and decorated in the past 5+ years. If you see old photos (10+years) posted on yelp, they are not representative of the current beautiful rooms. PROS: - Simon is an awesome manager (and relatively new owner of the hotel), he speaks excellent English, he helped us with late check-in and showed us to our room, gave us suggestions of good food nearby, and directed us to the train station Gare St Roch (5 min walk or less). Thanks Simon! - EXCELLENT location, just steps away from all the activity in Montpellier - Each room is unique and ours was super gorgeous - fancy extra jets in the shower and fancy soap - nice AC for our summer visit! "CONS": - stairs only, no elevator (stairs are typical with boutique hotels) - if you plan to drive, be prepared for tight streets and extremely limited street parking-- you're better off not driving (this is not a "con" of the hotel, but rather a "con" of portions of Montpellier You won't be disappointed with a visit to Hotel D'Aragon!

I had a wonderful time staying here. I enjoyed my stay and the staff was amazing. Breakfast was a…read morelittle on the light side, however with so many great restaurants and cafes, I didn't mind it. I will book here again, it's saved in my contacts. The naming of the rooms are very cool. I won't give it way - when you book your room, you'll see. The "theme" is very nice for a quaint town like Montpellier.

I liked this little hotel even though my room was quite small, I had no intention of doing anything…read morethere but sleep. I liked the mother / daughter owners because they were so 'French'. For my hotel breakfast I had croissant, baguette, a sweet roll, jellies and honey, a clementine and hot chocolate. I was served a small pot of liquid chocolate and a larger pot of steamed milk. It was delicious. The deaf, house dachshund (named Funey) stopped by for a good morning pet. When I go back to Montpellier, I will stay again.

Hotel du Palais consistently exceeds its ** rating with (among other things) an elevator. Heck,…read moremaybe I should be giving it FIVE stars as a ** hotel. This does not, fellow Yelpers, make it a ***** hotel or even a **** hotel, or even "palatial" (that 'du Palais' thing noteithstanding). Every room is a little different & the access to your toilet may be a little funky. Wifi fades in and out so this is probably not a place to hang out & stream movies all night. But why would you want to with Montpellier just out your door? The lesson from this review: Learn your * ratings & adjust expectations accordingly.

This was the nicest of the three Ibis properties I stayed in while leading a study abroad week in…read moreFrance for my university. Maybe it was because it felt like we were at the beach? The property is tucked away and it's not 100% clear where you need to go to check in. It is close to a tram stop, so walking with luggage isn't difficult. Rooms: My students were in doubles and those were tight. The AC was also not turned on yet and it got hot. I was in the 1st floor ADA room which was HUGE. I felt bad since I didn't need the those accommodations. So, it was far more spacious than my other rooms. Again, there needs to be more outlets, especially in the bathroom. The bathroom was fine except there was no curtain or anything to block the view. The toilet faced the window and the shower was in the open. I'm sure it met the needs for ADA but it was weird just looking out of the bathroom like that. Shower pressure was ok but water went everywhere. Plenty of storage in the room. Nice desk area too. The window opens which helps to get circulation. EXCEPT when people smoke right outside or above you and then that's all you smell. Breakfast/Restaurant: The best of the whole week. Lots of variety for breakfast. Prompt service and tasty food for dinner. Very popular. The front desk was kind enough to hold all our bags after checkout since our train didn't leave till late at night.

From the owner: Entre mer et Montpellier. Sur la route des plages direction la station balnéaire Palavas-les-flots,…read morel'hôtel vous accueille dans un cadre ordinaire qui conviendra aussi bien aux vavanciers de passsage qu'aux hommes d'affaires. Vous pourrez vous relaxer dans la piscine et vous rassasier au restaurant avant de rejoindre votre chambre climatisée.