Top Motels in Languedoc Coast in 2026

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Top Languedoc Coast Hotel Reviews

Mercure Montpellier Centre Antigone

10/10 Excellent

"Newly reburbished room (so disregard any online review pics from last year). Very comfortable bed with a nice armchair and large desk area. Lovely new bathroom with big walk in shower. The AC was also lovely and cold. Only downside is that standard rooms don't have a mini-fridge (even tho there's a recess made for one with a plug). The executive rooms do have them. The location is a bit out of town, about 20 mins walk (but you can cut through the large Polygone shopping centre). However, right outside is both the airport shuttle bus stop and a tram station which takes you into the action in 10 mins. They run every few mins and a 2 or 3 day unlimited pass is only 10 or 12 euros so you can pop back to the room easily during the day."

Best Western Plus Hotel Comedie Saint-Roch

10/10 Excellent

"Very nice hotel by the station in the centre of Montpellier, convenient for walking to the Comedie and old town areas. Our room was clean and well appointed. We appreciated the coffee maker! Only issues were 1) headroom, a low ceiling beam above the beds and in the bathroom of in the room itself and high level boxing in the corridor outside (and I am only 1m80!). 2) for reduced mobility guests, while there is a lift the corridor to our room had two short stairs and when we arrived at about 16:30 the corridors were completely cluttered by vacuum cleaners and linen changing (see photo)"