I came here to Narbonne with friends to tackle Les Grands Buffet which is right down the street…read morefrom here (about 800 yds). This hotel was clean and nice to stay. I have been to other Ibis hotels in Europe and very happy with this hotel chain. The staff at the front were nice. The rooms are typical of European size but I was glad that the beds and sheets were tidy and comfortable. Thank you for taking the time to read my review.

We stayed here two nights & it's a cute little place in the middle of a small village. Here I'm…read morereviewing the dinner we had one night. The owner grilled some shrimp & beef himself with a side of salad & potato. The shrimp was big & perfect & the meat tasted really good except some parts that was chewy but mostly good. The dinner is served in a beautiful little garden & they have really good wine from the area.the portions are not that big which is common in France I guess & one dish costs 18€.

This was an excellent little hotel. Located right in the center of town, within easy walking…read moredistance of the canal, the market and the very interesting cathedral. C only has about nine rooms. Ours, room #1 was really a small suite with a lot of room in the bedroom and the bathroom. It even had a terrace where one could sun themselves in the right weather. Parking is limited, however, with only three spaces. Guests should book a parking space at the same time as reserving the room. Take the center space if given a choice since the two on the sides are a bit difficult to exit from. The staff are very helpful and not rushed, since the hotel is so small. Check-in and out are not stressful at all.

This an amazing new hotel. The location is perfect. The staff was so friendly and helpful. The…read morerooms are large and very clean. The beds and bedding was incredibly comfortable! Meriem was attentive and so helpful. Our stay included breakfast and they took care of us as if we were at a 5 star restaurant.

Wonderful stay at the Hotel Particulier in Beziers! Reception was wonderful, the hostess made us…read morefeel very welcome. The lobby of the hotel is simply stunning, featuring lots of art and a chic modern look. Room was very comfortable: comfy bed, nice carpets, coffee maker, and luxurious shower. We ended up staying a second night because of how lovely it was. My wife is normally picky about her hotels but this one exceeded her stringent criteria. A great place to stay!

I had the opportunity to stay at L'Hotel Particulier last week while in Beziers for business. I…read morewill definitely be back. The rooms as large, comfortable, clean and beautiful. The character of the entire hotel is so much more enjoyable than impersonal "chains". Service was wonderful-supportive and helpful. And the hairdryer was so much better than most hotels! Breakfast is great. Light and fresh- a great way to start the day. I asked for and received a recommendation on where to go for a run. I was sent down to the canal, and it was an excellent suggestion. I recommend taking a few euro with on the run- just to stop at one the wonderfully smelling boulangeries on the way back to the hotel. All in all- definitely a great choice if your travels take you to Beziers. I will be telling my colleagues to stay here and no where else while in town.

Very kind front desk staff, always very helpful. Beautiful location on the Canal de la Robine. We…read moreenjoyed our stay.

Large, lovely bed and breakfast, in a light filled home built in 1805. The rooms and bathrooms are…read morelarge, the light filled breakfast room is large and gorgeous, the garden is large and gorgeous. Breakfast was delicious, with the most perfect croissants every morning, in addition to meats, cheese, bread, local jams, excellent coffee and tea. As part of cooking classes offered through Active Gourmet Holidays and Saveur Languedoc, we cooked in the beautiful kitchen. https://activegourmetholidays.com/ http://www.saveurlanguedoc.com/ Very relaxing holiday. Thanks, Annika!

This is a pretty little place canal-side. It was a rainy day when we came through so we didn't get…read moreto try the attractive outside dining area. The inside is attractive and is decorated with the work of local artists. The furnishings are heavy wrought iron industrial tables. The menu, and our food was a little quirky. Sooner of the dishes were definite hits, while others sorry of missed the mark. The staff was attentive and fun, but have very little English and our bad French led to some miss ordered dishes, and an inability to get menu questions answered. Despite the problems, our party of six had a satisfying meal and enjoyed the evening. To of us had the vegetable crumble starter, which was one of the misses. Other than the cheesy crumble, the nice assortment of thinly sliced vegetables had little taste. This dish and a few others were a bit underseasoned. The accommodating salad was quite tasty. The fois gras crepe with gingerbread was a little odd, at least partially because the ginger flavor tender to overwhelm the foods gras, and it was had to get a single bite with all of the flavors together. The polenta served with the swordfish was quite nice with lots of smoked pepper flavor. The cassolet was delicious, and very filling with a fall off the bone duck leg and thigh, a nice church of sausage, pork belly, and of course white beans. The pork cheeks with curry was very mild with an interesting curry blend. The desserts were good, with the cake of the day, and the Apple tatan being the favorites. The cafe gourmond was too intensely sweet to be satisfying. Rather than being a few perfect mouthfuls, it was more of a disjointed collection of unrelated sweets. We had fun with the staff despite our mutual difficulties communicating, and had a good meal overall. Worthy a visit in a tiny Town with limited alternatives.

They were a bit snobby but delicious food and nice setting by the Canal du Midi. We had a chèvre…read moreice cream ... very fun

I was in Narbone for the Salon de la Moto, and decided that I wanted to take my dad for a good meal…read morewith fish. Narbone plate offers a great beach and a large selection of restaurant with fish specialties. When we arrive, the terrace and inside were full, and one of the many waiters asked if we minded to wait at the bar for half an hour. After 20 minutes, our table was ready. I had the fish soup, and the "Moules Gratinees". It was pretty exceptional. My dad and I had a great time and will most likely return in the future. The waiters were super busy, but checked on us several times and the plus is that if you ask, they will give you free wifi. But you must ask, as there us a log in and password for each customer. Parking is a bit challenging as it is in the street, but if you're not afraid of walking, you'll find a spot, and walking will help you digest a bit of this excellent food.