"The studio was very clean and comfortable. It had everything needed for the stay. The air conditioning was perfectly adjusted. Great location, just behind the train station, but very quiet with excellent soundproofing."

"Good location and clear view, the hotel is old but has charm."

"Well-appointed, but empty shampoo bottle in the shower and broken toilet seat No hairdryer"

"A hotel with a grand and impressive interior that befits the majestic history of Nimes. Location is perfect, right beside the historic amphitheatre. Front desk staff speak good English and were about to give us useful, money-saving tips about parking on a Sunday (namely, street parking is free). Rooms are spacious and well-equipped with the extremely high ceilings a particularly unique feature, lending even the room itself a sense of grandeur. Overall, we certainly felt this hotel was well worth the money spent."

"Good value for money, perfect service."

"Slept well in a clean, good room"

"Super hôtel, proche du centre. Personnel sympathique et chambres propres, petit déjeuner généreux pas trop cher (ce qui est rare). Je reviendrais certainement. Great hotel, close to the centre. Friendly staff and clean rooms, generous breakfast not too expensive (which is rare). I would definitely return."

"We wanted to try the bistronomic restaurant at the new 5-star hotel in Nîmes: Le Grand Hôtel Dieu. The Art Deco setting is splendid, and the restaurant itself is both intimate and convivial, with friendly service and an original and delicious main course and dessert… But we certainly earned our place with a wait of well over an hour between ordering and the first course. So, kudos to the owner and staff, because they have a long way to go to become a truly competitive bistronomic establishment. Management can rest assured, though, that the biggest hurdle is already overcome regarding the price of the meal!"

"I stayed in this hotel during the first week it was opened, and it was clearly rushed to be open when it was incomplete. Aside from the obvious issues - the actual construction ongoing around and behind the hotel - the rooms were simply not ready. I was shuffled between FOUR rooms at check-in, trying to find a room that was sufficiently ready to be lived in. It was absolutely not a 4-star hotel, and management should be ashamed, except it was clear from the reaction of the manager that she did not care at all. Here is a list of things I encountered: No curtains in 2 rooms (the curtains were literally still in plastic bags by the window to be hung) Missing furniture - at least two rooms lacked side tables and I had to use my suitcase finally - in one of the rooms they just tossed the phone on the floor A broken window that was still under construction (and also did not have curtains) A bathroom wall that had not been completed so that you could hear through the thin drywall because the tile was never installed No bathrobes (and none brought even after twice requesting them) No sugar/creamer/spoons for the coffee - just pods and cups (also requested and not brought) Bedding that was stiff and scratchy and possibly not washed before being put on the bed A room that smelled of mold to the point you could not stay in it Missing pillows on the bed (and a hassle to get enough pillows to sleep) Heavy machinery outside the window beginning at 7:30am because the place was still under constructions A leaking shower that apparently had never been tested Missing bathroom towels and an empty sanitary bag container An empty minifridge (was supposed to have water in it) that was installed incorrectly so the door barely opened because it was backwards Maintenance workers actively working on the interior of the hotel to complete things like fixing carpet and baseboards Construction dust and paint drips on the floor and walls and even chair cushions Air conditioning that never got to the correct temperature And the best part? At checkout they had someone else listed as being in my room and me being in a room I never stayed in. They even fought with me over it, insinuating I was stupid and had made two reservations and paid for two rooms (despite showing my confirmation email that clearly showed one room). The manager took my number to call, but it never happened. Instead, I got a random email receipt an hour later for a completely unrelated room I had never stayed in. This means that someone could have gotten access to my room because they didn't even have record of who I was or where I was staying. Serious security concerns. The manager was rude and refused to talk with the guests, going as far as to just shoot dirty looks from another part of the lobby and making her poor associate deal with customers. (I was not the only unhappy customer I saw over the two days I spent there, too.) The hotel was clearly forced to be open before it was ready because the o"