Sète Hotel Guide - International Museum of Arts Modestes hotels in Sète, France.

"Sète is a little complicated as far as hotels. I was only in town to see the Brassens museum and gravesite, and also went to the Paul Valéry museum, which are quite far from the old town center, which is known for heavy traffic and scarce parking. It’s probably a two-hour walk round trip plus hills to see both museums. The location of the Imperial Hotel is convenient to both museums as long as you have a car. Parking in the public lot across the street is free from 7pm-9am and on Sunday. It’s less well located if you want a bunch of restaurants and bars around, although there is a highly-rated restaurant and highly-rated bistro within a block or two, plus a nice pizzeria next door and a so-so looking bar next to that and a mini Carrefour across the street. Besides that, there’s not much within walking distance unless you want to gamble at the casino. The staff at the hotel are very pleasant and welcoming, the building and rooms are clean and in good shape, and the off-season price was very good. It worked out well for me. "

"No problems. Cheap hotel and as expected"

"We had a beautiful room with a view of the canal. The staff were friendly and welcoming. I would definitely stay here again."

"Beautiful, well located hotel"

"Nice hotel definitely worth the money. The bare-bones room was efficient if not homey. Our dogs were made welcome too. The food truck offering dinner is a nice touch. The hotel sits on a narrow street between two drawbridges and the port. Not much street appeal but the off street parking is a plus. And the canal is only a block away with harbor views."

"Beautiful room."

"Easy access and the view is just fantastic "

"We stayed 1 week in the duplex and loved it. In Sète city centre, close to everything, well equiped and comforrable. I recommend"

"Friendly staff, clean and spacious room."