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Our COSY rooms are in the main part of the former station building, on the ground and first floor. They all have a view over the hotel gardens or the foothills of the Cévennes mountains. All equiped with aitr conditionning, these are quiet, comfortable, with just what you need for a reasonably priced stay. Rooms from €79. [read more]
Our GARDEN rooms provide direct access to the hotel gardens and all have their own private terrace. Located on the ground floor of the main building or beside the former platforms, they are also all air-conditioned. Rooms from €95. [read more]
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COSY Suite: Two adjoining rooms offer more space and privacy for your family
On the first floor of the main station building, our COSY sweet has two adjoining bedrooms connected via a door. Each room overlooks the hotel gardens and is therefore incredibly calm. The COSY suite has two shower rooms, two toilets and two TVs, as well as one double and two single beds. By choosing the COSY suite, you’ll have even more space for a relaxing and enchanting stay.
Suite from €159.
Like all the rooms in our unique hotel, the SUITE offer plenty of facilities:
- Two large flatscreen TVs with a range of free satellite channels
- Free high-speed Internet access throughout the hotel, including in the garden
- Minibar
- Air conditioning
- Hairdryer
- Iron
- Private showers and toilets
- Welcome kit
- Work area
Discover the hotel Estelou, an unique hotel in the south of France:
To discover the most beautiful towns of the South of France - Avignon, Arles, Nîmes, Montpellier, Aigues-Mortes, Sommières, Uzès -, to enjoy the Mediterranean sea and its stunning beaches, to discover the cuisine and provençal art of living, choose the hotel Estelou. Located in Sommières, in the buildings of an old railway station, it’s an unusual and charming hotel:
Hotel Estelou
An out-of-the-ordinary 3 star hotel with a very original architecture inside a former train station bulit in 1870 !