Le Grand Hotel Moliere

This is our place of memories... Sitting and watching, meeting friends who, like us, are on holiday, a place to while away the hours. Two weeks ago we had lunch, moules and the trimmings and for me a lamb shank cooked so that it was exquisite..... What a lovely, memorable meal and maybe the last one ever there but what memories to hold on to Thank you to all who have served us so well all the years

This hotel is very centrally located to visiting Pezenas and you can easily walk anywhere you would like to go. Parking can be a challenge as free parking is very difficult to find close to the hotel unless you are very lucky. I do not like the bed I had on my last stay, very very firm and I like firm.

Our room was nice and we had no issues with the actual property. My only criticism is that the staff were not that helpful. Unless you have a rental car it’s difficult to get anywhere. We had friends staying at a different hotel close by and the staff there were amazing at getting taxis for the guests. They barely tried during our stay and we only were able to get a ride to our rental car on our last day because a staff member asked someone they knew who over charged us by almost double (70 euros to drive 20 minutes). Actual room and building is nice and clean, but the service was not good.

Three-night stay for a wedding in the area. Excellent location, historical building, updated / clean rooms, really comfy bed, and fabulous continental breakfast. You make your own fresh-squeezed orange juice; hope they keep that feature!!! Highly recommended!

We loved our stay at this typically French hotel. The room was basic but clean and perfect for our stop over - I would have been happy to stay a second night which is unusual for me! The breakfast was excellent with a good selection of cured meats, cheeses, pastries - even the welcome boiled egg. Fresh orange juice from the orange squashing machine - so delicious. Really good coffee even! The public areas are really well furnished, giving an air of authentic French opulence of the era of its age. The location a few minutes walk from the historic the centre of the town is fantastic, as is the town itself. Traditionally French, but ancient, with a perfect balance of tradition and the buzz of a well loved, busy working town. Would go back in a flash

Ok hotel, friendly, BUT when we arrived on Friday we were told the lift was broken and we had a room on the top floor. With no more apology than that. That wasn’t great, walking up and down hundreds of stairs every time. We were in touch with the hotel before we arrived and they didn’t mention this. If someone needed a lift for health reasons they would have been screwed. The hotel really should have told us this beforehand - and we would probably have gone somewhere else, so maybe that’s why they didn’t say….

BONNE CLIMATISATION PETITE FENETRE BIEN PLACE

The hotel is generally dirty and has an unkempt air. The lift is ancient and filthy, and the place looks like it was last decorated years ago. The bedroom doors are melamine faced and the paintwork throughout is tired. In our bedroom part of the skirting had fallen off and only one ceiling spotlight worked. Even the aircon/heating made a terrible noise that necessitated substituting an electric radiator. We had booked dinner in the hotel but when we went to have it the dining room was so cold that we went elsewhere.

A very old hotel not in very good condition. Unfriendly reception staff. The did not tell us when booking we had to book the car park so we had to pay for car parking elsewhere and pull the bags to the hotel as they don’t have a porter They also tried to charge us for breakfast that we had already paid for.