Pullman la Pléiade Montpellier Centre ★★★★

"I saw a super beautiful sunrise here. It is very close to the Drama Square, just walk out of the mall; there are many restaurants around, and there are many interesting shops on the other side of the Drama Square, which is suitable for a leisurely stroll."

Zenitude Hôtel-Résidences Béziers Centre ★★★

"Not bad, not bad."

Maison DIX ★★★★

"What a truly wonderful place to stay! Maison Dix is beautiful. The online photos don’t do it justice. Rooms are comfortable and tastefully decorated. The communal areas are superb, both inside and out. There is nothing more you could need- from the pool, pétanque, sitting areas and a fully kitted out kitchen. Marie’s hospitality is second to none and the breakfasts? Encroyable!"

Belaroïa Montpellier Centre Saint Roch ★★★★

"Everything is good. New hotel,near from train station"

Hôtel de Castigno - Wine Hotel & Resort ★★★★★

"The village is to-die-for charming. Yet, even though the locals seem pretty chilled about half of their village being painted purple for the European glitterati, you can't help on occasion feeling like an extra in a Truman Show-esque experiment. Vis those rooms, the biggest and most expensive (prestige cuvee) have flaws. Namely that they're very dark, compounded by the fact the windows face straight onto the street necessitating having the curtains closed the whole time. The "private terrace" is redundant, being as it is right in the street - passers by often pause for a rest in your chairs. And for folks in a new relationship, these rooms would be downright awkward! You sit on the loo in front of a big glass door directly facing the bed. And so there you sit, all lit up in purple as you execute your holiest of holies. Conversely, the next room tier down, vintage cuvee, are on the first floor with huge windows you can throw up open to enjoy the glorious views, and some have rolltop baths in the bedroom. Much better. There were a few niggles - hot food and fresh fruit should NOT run out half hour before breakfast closes in a hotel of this calibre - but otherwise it's quite a magical experience. For a while, at least. My takeout is that if one were to visit for a night or two as part of a road-trip around the Languedoc, then this would be a memorable stopover. But as a destination, the undeniable quirkiness and uniqueness wears off pretty quickly, leaving one wanting for a more traditional hotel experience."

Hôtel Plage Palace & Spa ★★★★★

Privilège Hôtel & Apparts Eurociel Centre Comédie ★★★

"Really liked the room and the hotel. Would definitely stay again. The room had teapot, coffee machine and fridge. Bathroom is separated, so you have a shower and a sink behind a curtain and a toilet in a sepate small room. Very clean, tidy and nice."

Chateau de Raissac ★★★★

"This chateau was a real find - such a different place to stay compared to a "typical" luxury hotel experience. Don't expect bellboys, elevators, room service, climate control or shower jets. Do expect a real sense of history, authentic decor, friendly personalized service, and an abundance of art (painting and ceramics) either created or collected by the artist owners. We stayed in the 3-bedroom suite which was reasonably spacious for a family of 4. Be aware that you'll need to carry your luggage up two long flights of stairs, you'll be sharing one bathroom, and the aircon is only in the main bedroom (the 2 "kids" bedrooms have portable fans instead). You'll need to drive or take a taxi/Uber into the town of Beziers, which is a really pretty town with lots to see."

Radisson Blu Hotel, Montpellier ★★★★

"Bit hard to find in the dark at 11pm at night from train station. Room was spacious and overall excellent. Pool also very good. Gym a token offering ditch the machines and have more weights. Thanks for late checkout"