We stayed in the Appart'City Montpellier Montpellier for four nights. We have stayed in them and/or before in France and knew what to expect – a compact studio with adequate cooking facilities. We managed to eat in with salads on three nights and pasta one night. I agree that the kitched could be a little better equipped. The room was... More

While the room was small and the kitchen not as equipped as it should be, it was clean and quiet and only a short walk to the city centre. Aurelia, Helen and Natalie were very, very helpful. I would stay again. Really tough to find, though. Montpellier has to be the most confusing city I've ever been to. I swear... More

there's microwave. internet, blender in your room, that's quite nice. Staff are willing to help and are patient:)

Althoug I did not use ist, its a good idea to have a kitchenette. Lot of young peopel, yet quiet rooms. Very friendly service.

Hello this is a message just for people looking to stay in Appart'City brand, my experience in the one located in Saint Cyr l'Ecole has been totaly unbearable. The internet connection in the room did not work during all my stay 10 days; I complained at the recepccion but they were totally unhelpful and the situation was totally frustating! The... More

The front desk is generally quick to get you out of their hair. The rooms are small and cramped usually a sofa bed that pulls in and out. Very uncomfortable. It is about a 5minute walk to the closest trolley or 15 minute walk to the city center. Internet is obtained for a fee. The price explains the limited accommodations... More

We chose this hotel because it was close to where some friends live. It was the worst hotel I have stayed in in a first-world country--and it wasn't that inexpensive either. The place is huge and the walk from the one lift in the building to your room can take 10 minutes. The hallway lights are triggered by a motion... More

Looked for a place to stay for the night while changing trains on the way to Barcelona. The hotel provides a matchbox of a room with a surprisingly large bathroom (think studio hotel room with a couch/bed). Room also had a kitchenette and ample closet space. The hotel was populated by a variety of ages, not just the younger set... More