A few years ago the Molière was worth avoiding. Now, in the gentle throes of renovation, it offers a splendidly relaxed welcome - a bit like staying with a slightly absent-minded aristocrat. It's a 19th century building which is gradually assuming a 17th century style. You walk in to what might have been a grand ballroom, with elegant furniture dotted... More

Le Grand Hotel Moliere does not offer good hotel facilities at all. Rooms are odd, windows dirty, parking shelter difficult to maneuver. Location is very good, the center of the center. The hotel gets some points because reminds hotels how they look 100 years ago. Even slow service fits to the leisurely, sluggish atmosphere. It is the charm of the... More

October 2012. Our party stayed in three different rooms, which were all nicely decorated and recently refurbished. The price on the internet is not what they charged, but they reduced this when I mentioned this to them. Little English is spoken, but a young man spoke well, and was helpful. It looks as though the Restaurant Mouliere close by is... More

This former grande dame hotel in the centre ville of Pezenas is a very unusual and interesting property, and we greatly enjoyed our three nights there. There are antiques and murals on the three-story atrium or gallery- style floors from another time, but our spacious room was freshly redone, charming, and restful. The bathroom was nicely updated. Renovation is apparently... More

Central location, old fashioned quirky decor and design. Makes a change from the bland modern hotels that make it difficult to remember what town or city one is in. Bit rough around the edges but pleasant staff, not a bad price.

Whereas this hotel clearly was in the past a beautiful, historic hotel, it is at present a place of little charm. There was evidence that some renovation work was being done... with construction materials scattered along the corridors. So perhaps there will be a substantial improvement in the coming months. The best feature of the hotel is the front room... More

We stayed (couple with child) in the Hotel Moliere last week. It is a beautiful building, the family room was spacious (2 double beds). It is definitely a change from chain hotels ! However it could do with some refurbishment. We could not find the TV remote and mentioned it to the reception, when we came back a couple of... More

Everything written in the other reviews is accurate. It has gone a bit shabby but it's quirky and interesting. It's central, quiet at night, the rooms are clean and spacious by French standards. The shower was the best of the three hotels I stayed in this trip - meaning there was more than a trickle and it was hot. Breakfast... More

It's surely seen better days, but we found its faded grandeur very appealing. This hotel exudes old-fashioned provincial French politesse and it's easy to imagine it in Belle Epoque days, full of elegant ladies and tail-coated men - "Grand Hotel" may seem a bit pretentious now but I'm sure that's what it was. It's the only hotel in the centre... More