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Great place to stay as young adults with a low budget. The room was quite big, clean and with water bottles and drink amenities offered. I had my bag safely kept until my train departure (5min walk from the train station). Would recommend!

The room is clean and the service staff is very enthusiastic. The drinks in their restaurant are also very cheap. It‘s comfortable to drink in a the yard. At the same time, the most amazing thing is kitchen! There is a large lounge. When I went to France, I was not used to eating local food, so I bought the ingredients and made it myself. Awesome! really really nice！

I recently stayed at **Aparthotel Adagio Access Montpellier Centre** for three nights, from February 2nd to 5th, and my overall experience exceeded expectations! If you're looking for value for money, a quiet environment, and a bit of convenience, this hotel is definitely a top choice. 🛏️ Room Experience & Thoughtful Service We booked a 21 sqm 'Twin Studio' this time. While not exceptionally large, the space was just right for two adults, and we had no trouble opening two large suitcases. What impressed me most was the hotel's attention to detail – I specifically requested a room **'away from the elevator'** when booking on Trip.com, and the front desk indeed arranged a quiet room for us during check-in. Our sleep quality for all three nights was excellent, completely undisturbed by corridor noise or elevator operation. 🍳 Practical Apartment-Style Facilities Our booking was 'room only' (without breakfast), but this is precisely the advantage of an aparthotel! The room came with a basic kitchenette, fully equipped. We could buy groceries from nearby supermarkets and prepare our own breakfast or a simple late-night snack. This was incredibly practical for those traveling in France and looking to manage their dining budget. 📍 Location & Transportation The hotel is located at 40 Av. du Petit Train, and the location is excellent. Although not right in the noisy commercial heart of the city, it's very convenient for walking to Montpellier city center, Place de la Comédie, or catching the tram. It perfectly combines convenient transportation with the tranquility of a residential area. 💰 Excellent Value for Money I booked through Trip.com, utilizing a 'flight customer exclusive' offer and Trip Coins discount, bringing the three-night stay to around EUR 207 (plus an additional city tax/surcharge of approximately EUR 13.58 paid upon arrival). To find a clean, comfortable double room with a kitchen and daily housekeeping in a city center in France at such an affordable price is truly impeccable. 💡 Summary Check-out was quick and easy. Overall, it was a very pleasant stay. If I have the chance to visit Montpellier again, or if friends ask for a recommendation, I would **'highly likely'** recommend Aparthotel Adagio Access Montpellier Centre, and I'd also suggest they book through Trip.com for a great price!

Hotel location is great, five minutes walk from the train station, the main square in the city center is also very close, the front desk service is in place, the stay period also presents local maps and briefly introduces local attractions, a good travel experience!

The staff, cleanliness, and apartment were great. The rooftop was nice, and the restaurant and bar service was superb. The only drawback was the pool, which was more like a large bathtub, making it impossible to swim! A big problem was the paid parking at €10 per day, which seemed designed for mini-cars like Smart cars. It was impossible to navigate the turns without multiple maneuvers going up and down, especially for my friend whose car is a Kia Xceed city car. I can't even imagine trying with larger vehicles, as everyone here was panicking about the parking. Another negative point is that both entry and exit use the same tunnel, so you're praying not to meet anyone! And there's no option to park outside, so you have no choice. You need to book in advance, and no one replied to my email via Ctrip. It's a shame, but there were still spots available! Phew!

The location is good, right next to the train station, and it takes 2-3 minutes to walk there if you take the train. It is also very close to the city center, 5 minutes walk. Other than that, there is nothing to praise. In addition to the additional fees specified on Ctrip, you also need to pay a deposit when you check in. This is the only hotel that requires a deposit when we visited several cities in France and several European countries this time. And you have to pay the 50 euro deposit by credit card. The short male waiter at the hotel front desk said in a blunt manner that you can't stay without a credit card. It makes people feel uncomfortable.

Love this hotel too much, the bathing place is very high-end, the kettle is stainless steel, there are McDonald's KFC shopping malls around the hotel, etc., and you can take the electric car directly from the train station, it is too convenient

Staff was very friendly and helpful. Room is however not up to very expectations since we were walked in to this hotel from the other hotel booked experiencing a power outage the date we had our stay in. But overall it was great and would recommend it infrequent travelers who would like to stopover here.

Good location in downtown. Supermarket is just nearby and 2 restaurants. The staffs are friendly and supporting. The shower is quite hot and instant which is good. Only the hotel also next to the train station so some noises during the night. With earplug should be okay.

The room is very spacious and bright, the bathroom is separated by transparent glass, the toilet is open, there is no obstruction, and it is a person to stay. The noise of the room isolation is relatively poor. If it is a quiet environment to fall asleep, it is recommended to consider it again. Crossing the mall to the train station will save five minutes. If the mall is closed, you have to go around a big circle. It is expected to walk to the train station in15-20 minutes, walk fast, and arrive in ten minutes.