My husband and I stayed at the Hotel du Languedoc for one night in October 2008, based on a Thomas Cook recommendation. It was a handy location and reasonable value at 68 euros, but I didn't particularly like it. It was however clean and functional and okay for one night. Our room was pretty small and tired looking with faded... More

Grand looking from the outside, but rooms tired and yes, smelly. Staff very unfriendly and unhelpful. Poor breakfast. Only positive was that it is in a good location.

I didn't experience the smelly room but the hotel was pretty basic and didn't match the impressions from outside/ downstairs. I found it a bit concerning that the reception was often unattended and you could access the keys that guests had handed in. The room and bathroom were o.k. Breakfast was basic. I think the plus for this hotel is... More

We chose the Hotel Languedoc as it was featured in the Michelin guidebook as a good value accommodation. At first glance hotel lobby looks quite grand but it has a fusty smell and it badly needs upgrading. The room was worse - possibly one of the worst rooms I have seen in a supposed 3 star hotel - it was... More

Looking at the marble staircase you'll notice that this has been a true "Grand Hotel" one day. Now it's old but great value. Rooms are very clean and service is excellent. We stayed in a vast top floor room with a big bathroom with a seperate toilet (why do only French hotel architects think about this?). We payed little, given... More

We drove around Narbonne for sometime in an effort to find a hotel in the town centre. Eventually we found this very grand looking hotel and I was surprised to find that it had such good rates. The reception was very plush but once upstairs the situtaion changed. The hotel has seen better days. Much better. Once we had managed... More