Montpellier Zenith Sud Hotels

"Very clean room, close to the train station, walkable to many restaurants and other places. Definitely enjoyed my visit. "

"We have stayed here several times and it is good value, breakfast is very good. Very close to train station and the city centre. Can be difficult to find if you do not have uptodate mapping. Best to use Waze."

"Clean rooms, helpful staff, good breakfast "

"Everything was perfect just maybe the room could be bit warmer"

"Le personnel etait tres courtois, souriant et toujours disponible pour repondre a nos demandes. Top ! L'hotel dispose un vrai parking garde, c'est un excellent point qui nous permet d'eviter de conduire dans Montpellier intra-muros qui est toujours tres complique !"

"Tramway bells are a free wake up call! Ask for a quiet room away from the road !"

"Very and the room was spotless."

"The garden spa and the hotel is very nice"

"We arrived at the gates & pressed the buzzer for them to be opened. No reply. We tried for 30 minutes. We phoned the hotel several times, but no answer. Fortunately a guest arrived & used her pass key to open the gates for us. We drove in & walked into the reception area. No staff. We waited for another 30 minutes to be told by a fellow guest that the staff were in the main hotel 1km away. We then drove there for our key. The concierge pointed out that our room was in the accommodation block not the hotel itself which is called Domaine de Verchant & is far more expensive. The only staff member in our accommodation block was present at breakfast time & arranged our check out. However, our suite was wonderful with superb features. We dined in Montpellier on our arrival but had breakfast in La Maison de Verchant which was very nice. Unfortunately it wasn’t made clear that there is a main hotel & a separate accommodation block. We spent a stressful time trying to gain admission, which could have been avoided had they put signs in appropriate languages at the gate directing guests to the main hotel with the necessary directions. A school boy error which ruined our first impressions. "