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Siamo arrivati il 28 marzo prima di partire in Caledonia... Arrivando siamo stati molto ben accolti e abbiamo chiesto per la navetta del giorno dopo, il sopra c è il ricevitore che ci ha detto che il nostro volo di 6h era annullato e Sicuramente rinviato .... Quindi abbiamo chiamato la compagnia che ci ha confermato il rinvio del volo .... Molto ben informato e accoglieto in questo hotel benvenuto ... E di dire della cameriera lauralee, molto sorridente e calda, Ci ha dato la sua gentilezza e la sua gioia di vivere, sinceramente niente da dire tra la pulizia del nichel, un pasto ben costruito, qualità prezzo niente da dire, in breve, consiglio vivamente questo hotel

We all look for a hotel to provide a complete, pleasant experience. However, when you “sort through” the component parts of a stay, the single most important part of the stay has to be the importance of a comfortable, good night’s sleep. This hotel advertises, on its website that it has air conditioning. When you check in, you read that the hotel prides itself in providing a 19.5 degree Celsius temp for a great night’s sleep. We had been staying on the Mediterranean coast, but would have been required to arise at around 2 AM in order to make our flight the next morning. We decided on this hotel, because of its nearness to the airport, providing us a connecting flight to Paris. We found it on TripAdvisor and other sites as well. We called and made our reservation. When we arrived in the room, it was very warm - 25.5 Celsius. It’s completely understandable that they would not want to spend the money to condition the air in rooms that are not occupied. We turned down the air as low as it would go at around 5 pm and waited in the room for two hours - the restaurant did not open until 7 pm. The temp had not come down any at all in the first two hours, but it was the heat of the day. After arriving back in the room after supper, the room was still 25.5°C. The sun was still up, and it had been a very warm day. Once again, I gave them the benefit of the doubt. We tried to go to bed, but the temperature never came down. At around 1 AM when the temperature was still 25.5°C, I called the front desk and told the young man that the room was not cooling and we desperately needed to sleep. He asked me if I correctly set the thermostat device and I told him that I was quite certain I had. He was concerned that I might not be understanding the device, so he asked me to come downstairs where he could demonstrate the procedure for setting the temp at the lowest level. I got dressed and went downstairs, and after he explained the procedure to me, I advised him that that is exactly what I was doing. This young man was very polite and told me he had no choice but to give us another room. We switched rooms and the new room was at 23.5°C. I turned it all the way down the moment we walked in and within 20 minutes the temperature had gone up a half a degree - probably from being opened up and disturbing the air with hallway air. It never went down. We were completely miserable. The lack of rest made our Paris flight and the subsequent trans Atlantic flight to Atlanta very tiring. Perhaps the outside temp was unseasonably warm (I don’t know). However, if a hotel doesn’t supply its hotel with enough air conditioning to cool the rooms for customers during the warmest months of the year, it either should not advertise Air Conditioning or should shut down and not sell rooms during that period of time. They made the business decision to under air condition their building. They should be honest enough to tell people that they cannot cool the rooms. The young

As I was trying to make reservation with this Ibis Budget Montpellier Aeroport Parc des Expos, based in Monteppelier, France, a number in a USA would be available for making reservation. I've talked to the attendant that at first showed to be very respectful and calm. After I've given all my bank and billing address details and paid for the first of the two rooms, the attendant asks me to wait for 1 or 2 minutes, when we resumed the conversation, he said the price for the second room had increase $5 and that this was the hotel normal price policy . After arriving at the hotel, I ask at the reception about this price policy fluctuation as they refuted that possibility, since the price change may occur daily, but not anytime of the day (especially since you already started your reservation, since the client cannot have access to the price table). When I received the receipt, first, my billing address is was located in the US and live in the UK, so is my address (although I've giving the attendant all my personal information). The price for the service was not clear ahead and I ended up pay an abusive amount of U$27.76 of U$87.24, while the actual price for the room was only U$59,24. All in all, I felt cheated, the food was not looking fresh and burnt for the price of €41. Besides that, I've tried to contact the hotel and the agency that made the reservation and simply I couldn't get through to any of them. Quite frustrating. No plans to use their service in the future.

The hotel in very clean and the location is very good, there are lots of walks around and the beach is around 10 minutes walk. The staff are very welcoming and friendly. You need to reserve parking as it is not easy to find parking near the hotel. The tram station to Montpellier is less than 2km away, there are parking areas near the tram staion.

We stayed there for 2 nights and we thoroughly enjoyed our stay. Although the nightly rate is quite high (400 EUR/night), it actually makes sense since it includes free access to the front line chairs at the beach (which would usually go for about ~100 EUR a half-day for two in southern France). The beach and restaurant serve tasty food. The room we were in was modern and well thought-out directly looking towards the sea. We noticed that there was a clear attention to detail by staff members. Roadside service was also great with an impeccable valet service. My only comment is that the food/drinks prices at the beach seemed a bit excessive (for example 10 euros for a small 'esquimeau' ice cream felt a bit outrageous). I would have preferred if there was a required minimum spending, rather than excessive prices (especially for this region).