Hotels Near Centre Régional d'Histoire de la Résistance et de la Déportation in Castelnau-le-Lez

Pleasant and comfortable rooms. We regret the absence of a coffee machine in a hotel of this standard. Staff not very attentive (I reported a concern with my reservation and no solution was sought).

Hotel situated in good location, about 7 minute walk to nearest shopping center. Only thing would be that it is on a main roundabout so can be a bit louder than any others however this did not bother us. Room was clean, spacious and had everything we needed. Beds comfortable as well. We did stay in one of the superior rooms on the top floor which have been recently refurbished. Would recommend staying here

Accessible good location, parking, comfortable and courteous staff. My destination was the Prefecture by taxi from the hotel. Taxi journey by Momo taxis cost 20€ to go and 13€ to return. Figure that one out. Traffic was increased on the return journey.

The friends we went to from the airport were very convenient. It would be great if we took a taxi directly. Then the front desk service was very friendly. We stayed in so many hotels and felt that the price performance of the hotel was very high. Recommended

Nice appartement and breakfast. Staff really friendly and helpful. The place was spotless. Very affordable for what you get

Communication with this hotel was good before arrival. We asked for a Superior double room on the first floor and this was provided for us. It was a large room with excellent air conditioning, comfortable large bed and pillows. Shower was excellent with hand rail for support. We were provided with two bottles of water on arrival, one bottle of water on the second day and nil bottles of water on the third day. Why? Toiletries that were used were nor replenished. Why? Tea bags that were used were not replenished. Why? The toilet area is separate to the bathroom area. You have to leave one room to go to another to wash your hands. The door to the toilet make a pretty awful creaking sound when opened and closed, disturbing my partners sleep at night. Housekeeping should be reporting these type of issues. The bathroom area has a glass wall. It does not give 100% privacy. When you switch on the light to wash your hands during the night, the whole bedroom lights up. The batteries for the remote control for the TV in our room were dead. Reception could not find any replacement until Daniel stepped in and gave us the ones from the reception remote. We found Daniel to be an excellent worker, tuned in to his customer needs. We were staying for 3 nights on a bed and breakfast basis. The breakfast offering never changed over the 3 mornings. It was pretty boring and we have had better. One staff member, a lady with bandana, took exception to me taking a tea spoon from a box on the counter, so I could stir my tea. I had used the one originally given to eat a yogurt. I felt like a school child. The same lady when cleaning off the breakfast tables would examine the cutlery to see if they had been used, if not she put them back on the table for the next person. Despite the above, we enjoyed our stay in the hotel. Reception staff were very pleasant. We liked the old world decor. The hotel is situated a few minutes from the train station.

The meeting I attended in Montpellier was held at the city hall, Hotel de Ville, which is an impressive, vast, modern bulk in a booming concrete district south of the centre. Three minutes walk away is the Adagio Aparthotel, which is also close to tramways and therefore easily accessible from the city centre. I was very satisfied with the accommodation in a clean and well-equipped mini-apartment with fridge, cooker and a small dining table. The bed was comfortable and there were lots of shelves and cupboards as well as good lighting. However, a comfy chair to relax in would have been welcome. There's a lounge area on the ground floor where a good breakfast (including eggs, croissant and fresh fruit) is served. Although it is built and decorated in a slightly soulless style the Adagio was more than adequate for my two night stay.

Endless time needed to get connected to the wifi, with code numbers on registering screens that took 20 minutes to appear on the laptops. And again the following morning... what a waste of time. In so much other hotels, you come, get connnected and voila ! Tesla Destination charger, given for free by Tesla, are ... charged 10€ ! In 5 years, never seen an hotel charging fees for letting my car charge. I came in this hotel in the middle of an hypermarket / industrial park because of this feature. I accepted the detour to get there, and the poor surrounding and view because of this. But furthermore, I had to pay. Next time, I'll choose a less cheesy hotel and will go to the free supercharger. This is not about the 10€ fee. This is about the fact that everywhere else, it's for free, to attract new customers in your business and make them come back, again and again. They don't hide the fact that the breakfast is not complimentary : why do they hide the fact that the destination charger isn't either ? Do my comment worth your 10€ ?