The New York Times review and a «36 hours in Montpellier» article alerted me to this hotel. I booked online, pre-paying my two-night stay. The hotel is bright and airy and seems like a very good value. My room was quiet and comfortable. The king bed, as mentioned by the Times, was huge. The air conditioning functioned even when I wasn’t in my room; some hotels cut the air when you withdraw your card from the card-reader near the door. This was a huge«plus» because it was terribly hot outside when I visited. WiFi isn’t free, but the charge was waived for me because of a reciprocity agreement between Marriott and United Airlines, where I currently have good status. Trams stop very close to the hotel and get you to the center of town in roughly 10 minutes. I tried the hotel’s continental breakfast(6 Euros) after my first night’s stay. It included a cup of cut-up fruit, a glass of orange juice, two mini-pastries and a cup of coffee.(Ordering the coffee, I asked the woman at the bar to make me a grand crème.) I’d say that each of these components was at the two-star level. Fortunately, the breakfast was the only real sour note to report.