This a cute, little, botique hotel that's smack dab within the harbor of Séte. Everything about it…read moreis very traditionalistic, such as the room key to the ballroom stairs. All in all, it adds to hotel's personality, should you want a bit of change from a hotel chain and I'm a quiet town. There is breakfast available in the morning, for about $10 per person and no very limited parking. You can pay, to have a small spot in getting, but there's always a spot around the corner on a side street. Make sure to get a room with a view of the harbor, if you can.

We stayed at this gorgeous hotel on our one night in Sete. It's a gorgeous top rated hotel located…read moreright on the canal street, facing the canal. Our view from our suite was spectacular with sweeping views of the canal! The hotel itself is beautiful both on the outside and on the inside. A gorgeous sun filled atrium with a high glass ceiling, fabulous artwork and very chic decor. Our room was huge and the decor was beautiful, accented with gorgeous furniture and our bathroom complete with the quintessential "French" tub (loved it). We had a lovely continental breakfast delivered to our room in the morning. My only 2 gripes were the parking garage that was a nightmare to get out off once we parked the car. We checked in after 9pm and the garage was not well lighted and we could not find our way out! It also does not connect to the hotel so we had to lug our heavy luggage out (we'd been traveling for over a week, Otay), in the dark. Lol. And second, for such being rated as the top hotel in Sete, there were no luggage racks nor anyone to help us with our luggage. We also wanted to dine at the hotel restaurant which was highly recommended but to our dismay everything in Sete shuts down by 11pm even on Fridays and Saturdays! Next time we will just have to arrive earlier and carry less luggage. All in all, it's a must stay when in Sete!

From the owner: Hôtel de charme au cœur de Sète. Lydie Dubois et son équipe vous réserveront un accueil chaleureux…read moredans cet hôtel XIXe siècle où se côtoient la lumière du sud,et la quiétude d'un patio sous verrière.