Hotels With bar in Occitanie, France

The hosting was a bit strange because I am a gold member in this chain, but I didn't book via their site ... also staff told me that I had no right to my usual privileges. The hotel is in a good position. Excellent breakfast with regional quality products. The room is a little small for 3 people, but quietly, in a city full !

Hotel have great location and just walk distance to Lourdes Sanctuary. Receptions staff friendly and quick response with our request. We have experience the aircon does not work in the afternoon and water heater does not work in the early morning. Hope they could better in the future.

The hotel's location is superb, right on the central square with the Town Hall nearby. There's a public underground parking lot beneath the square, and plenty of dining and entertainment options in the vicinity. Most major attractions are within walking distance. The room facilities are complete, clean, and comfortable, with ample space and a nice view. The breakfast is exquisite and delicious, definitely recommended.

I have stayed at Hotel Continental several times over the years and it never disappoints. It is good value for money, the hotel is spotlessly clean, very close to the sanctuary and with several shops, including restaurants and take-out venues, nearby. It has a welcoming feel to it and lovely, helpful staff. They changed my room since there was availability without any fuss when I found that the original room had a bath and I have problems getting in and out of one (admittedly, this was my fault as I should have stated so during the reservation, but I'd never had a room with a bath before and I assumed all rooms had showers). I was informed that the fourth floor was all recently fitted with air conditioning, which is not a common feature in Lourdes hotels as far as I can remember. Even though I had a room partially overlooking a busy street, the double-glazing did its work and the noise didn't disturb me at all. The buffet breakfast is also very good for a three star hotel. Overall, I was very happy with my stay and would definitely stay here again next time I'm in Lourdes.

A very central and clean hotel. Abundant and correct breakfast. I would certainly repeat it.

Coup de cœur pour cet Hôtel nous l'avons découvert en juin et y sommes retournés en juillet et y retournerons à chaque fois que nous irons sur Montpellier grâce à Medhi qui avec le sourire a toujours fait son possible pour que nos séjours soient inoubliables et le personnel (accueil, barman, serveurs, femmes de ménages agents d'entretiens...) est très accueillant, à votre écoute et toujours disponible. Et pour couronner le tout le cadre est magnifique et reposant avec vue sur le golf, la piscine extérieur, ses transats et sa cabane en bambou pour s'offrir un verre au bord de la piscine. La piscine Spa interieure est immense et l'accès à 19 € la journée est gratuit de 8h à 10h et de 19h à 20h. Un vrai moment de détente au calme. Le petit déjeuner est copieux et agréable à prendre dans sa grande salle donnant sur le jardin ou en terrasse ou vous pouvez également y prendre vos repas le midi et le soir. Le restaurant propose de très bons plats à des prix très attractifs avec une formule accès piscine pour les invités ou personnes de l'extérieur Le Zenitude Hôtel est l'hôtel incontournable pour un petit ou long séjour à Montpellier..

Fabulous hotel super close to the train station, almost too close. I was there during the heatwave which meant the windows were open during the night, the trains are so loud!!! The aircon was also set to 25 which didn’t really feel cold enough. Maybe the AC just wasn’t powerful enough? Suggestions: No one needs a whole duvet during a 41 degree heatwave, just a cover is enough. Turn the AC down in temp, or up in power. Overall, the hostel is great! It’s clean, has great facilities etc… I think I was just there at an unfortunate time.

We will definitely come back 😍♥️ we loved it. It’s just 10 min walk from the airport. We had a big room at the ibis style. Every thing was spotless, nice comfy beds ( I would suggest to add an extra pillow but I’m sure I would get it if I asked 😅). The room was very quiet even if it is in a industrial area ( we would prefer a little warmer room, we tried to bring it up a little bit but unsuccessfully, we gave up cause we had 2 nights only). The breakfast was too good, not busy at all, even at the last moment, the food was enough. Everything is high quality, artisan bread, bio butter and cheese, fresh croissants and pain au chocolates, fresh squeezed orange juice, fresh boiled eggs, etc. Its just 20 min walk to the tram station, 15 min journey to the rail station. We visited another beautiful sea side town, Sète, 30 min journey from Montpellier.

The hotel has a beautiful facade and is very close to the Roman arena, museums and restaurants. The breakfast is great, the interior is very new and the staff are very friendly and helpful. Most speak good English. For a 5 star hotel and the price paid, I expected the room to be larger and a bit higher spec. However the beds were really comfortable. I didn’t expect to be questioned when I asked for extra coffee for the room or for the magnifying mirror in the bathroom to be hanging off the wall. Also disappointing was the chipped coffee cup we had at breakfast, though the food was first class, plentiful and varied. It’s a shame it is difficult to access by car and that parking is some distance away but then Nîmes is an ancient city with many narrow one way streets. All in all, we had a great stay and would recommend it to friends.

We did not receive advice that the the hotel cannot be accessed by car, so Satnav is not helpful. It was almost 9pm when we left the airport 11minutes away by car, but we did not arrive until 90 minutes, within the traffic-free old city. Phone calls to the hotel (separate phones, several occasions) connected us to a Tesla Charging number(we had a VW hire car|) or an Agent Immobilier. By asking local people on the street and in a restaurant, we eventually arrived at a secure hotel carpark with electronic code access, a young man appeared as he was locking up for the night. He told us we were lucky to find him there. We parked and were transported by him via a circuitous and improbable route through the fortifications. Why were we not given directions to this car park and why was this system not explained to us? Diabolical!