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Our top choices for Languedoc Coast hostels

Le Maje Hostel

Montpellier City-Centre

Bruna

NT$3,173 total

includes taxes & fees

Jun 21 - Jun 22

Hostel Flamingo Nîmes Centre Gare

Quartier Administrations

Joanna

NT$3,212 total

includes taxes & fees

Jun 25 - Jun 26

Hostal Boutique Es Grop

Port de la Selva

NT$5,503 total

includes taxes & fees

Jul 13 - Jul 14

Hostel Le Diablotin

Saint-Jean-de-Fos

Cindy

NT$1,996 total

includes taxes & fees

Jun 21 - Jun 22

Auberge de Jeunesse HI Arles

Arles

Fabio

NT$2,427 total

includes taxes & fees

Jun 21 - Jun 22

Auberge de Jeunesse HI Nîmes

Quartier des Espesses

"Die Unterkunft liegt ruhig gelegen und auch in der Nähe zum Ort. Leider sind die Zimmer sehr hellhörig und die Betten sehr unbequem und knacken bei jeder Bewegung. Die Betten muss man selber abziehen. Dann sieht man, dass die Matratzen voller Flecken und teilweise mit Schimmel voll sind. Leider gab es auch nicht wie in der Beschreibung angegeben eine Privates Badezimmer. Alles Toiletten und Badezimmer waren Öffentlich. Am Anfang waren sie sauber aber später nicht mehr. "

Sören

NT$2,102 total

includes taxes & fees

Jun 28 - Jun 29

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Top Languedoc Coast Hotel Reviews

Hôtel & Spa les Mouettes

10/10 Excellent

"Beautifully situated hotel with panoramic views and very kind and helpful staff. A 15 minute walk from a picturesque secluded beach. The two nearest villages are 30-50 minutes away by foot, so having a car would be recommended. Or be prepared to use ride sharing services to get around."

Mercure Montpellier Centre Antigone

8/10 Good

"Location is a little outside the main shopping area but only a quick walk, and just across the road from the airport shuttle bus and a tram stop. Check-in was easy and was able to go to my room straight away. I'd booked a privilege room which was on the 3rd floor and was clean and comfortable. Bonus was the ability to open a window to let fresh air in, but there was also air conditioning. The view was of a courtyard and uninspiring, but that probably contributed to it also being very quiet. Privilege rooms come with a great Nespresso machine, iron and mini ironing board. There's a fridge but it was pretty useless. They said they'd have a look, but not sure if that happened. It came filled with water and some juices...which would have been nicer chilled! Cleanliness was good but housekeeping could be patchy in terms of what was replenished (e.g. no milk one day, variable towels etc). The bathroom products are Nuxe and lovely (including conditioner and body lotion). The hairdryer is OK but kept cutting in and out when I was using it. There's a fitness room which is tiny - treadmill, bench and some dumbbells. Think they should add some yoga mats that people can borrow for their rooms because you would struggle to fit two people in there (or lay out a mat). All staff were pleasant and helpful - one guy even rushed to help me with my suitcase when I was trying to drag it up (and down) a few steps before I left. An unusual level of attention and kindness!"