My wife and I stayed at the Villa Bellagio on the first night of our adventure in and around Montpellier. It is at least a 15 - 20 minute walk to the nearest tram! Our welcome was not particularly warm and friendly and first impressions do count for a lot! The reception area was clean and presentable but after leaving... More

Simple hotel, room with a seventies look but rather clean and very spacious. You cannot ask more for this money. Breakfast surprisingly OK as well. By car 10' to the city center and I believe there is a huge busstation just 500m from the hotel. Looks like it not a good idea to let your car in the street in... More

The Villa Bellagio Hotel, located nort of the city center, is a nice place to stay. Just before the reception, you're greeted with a small but comfortable garden. If by chance you have nothing to do, that's where you'll want to go to relax. The hotel reception isn’t very spacious, but serve’s its purpose. The interior of the hotel isn't... More

Located just off the D986 near the "Round-point de la Lyre" (which was a pain in the backside the first few attempts to exit correctly), it's ideal if you have a car. There's also a Casino supermarket, cheap laundrette and petrol station 200 metres or so down the road. However I recommend you travel up a little to "Rue de... More

The IKEA-designed Villa Bellagio aparthotel is located at the edge of Montpellier, far-far away from downtown. Rooms are large and clean,the staff don't speak english well. Supermarket and restaurant are 200m far away and the tram station,which is the only connection to the downton is a 10minutes walk from the hotel.

Villa Bellagio is a kind of aparthotel, with basic services but with a good relationship quality-price. Rooms can be booked dayly, weekly or monthly with different prices, really cheap for long stays. Some students in the area use it as apartment as the monthly rate is arround 600 €. Basic breackfast for an economic price, free wi-fi with good speed,... More

A basic bed and breakfast hotel on the edges of Montpellier in a business district. Convenient if your stay involves dealing with one of those businesses; not otherwise. A tram line to the center of town passes about 15 minutes walk away and there's a small shopping centre with bank and supermarket on the way. We found the reception staff... More