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Gîte de La Tour
Gîte de La Tour offers accommodations in Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert, 24 miles from La Mosson Stadium and 25 miles from GGL Stadium.
Les Studios de St Guilhem
Les Studios de St Guilhem offers accommodations in Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert, 26 miles from Montpellier National Opera and 26 miles from Place de la Comédie.
Le Gîte de La Source
Le Gîte de La Source offers accommodations in Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert, 24 miles from La Mosson Stadium and 25 miles from GGL Stadium.
MACLENFA: charmant studio au cœur de l’Herault.
MACLENFA: charmant studio au cœur de l’Herault. Offers accommodations in Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert, 26 miles from Montpellier Cathedral of Saint Peter and 26 miles from Montpellier National Opera.
Au bord du verdus
Au bord du verdus offers accommodations in Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert, 24 miles from La Mosson Stadium and 25 miles from GGL Stadium.
Hotel La Clé
Located in Saint André de Sangonis, Hotel La Clé features air-conditioned rooms and apartments with free Wi-Fi, 2 swimming pools, 1 of which is free of charge and 1 of which is at a cost in the...
Hostellerie Saint Benoît
Hostellerie Saint Benoît is located in the wine-producing region of Languedoc-Roussillon 984 feet from Aniane town center.
Au Gre Du Sud
21 miles from Montpellier Zoo in Puéchabon, Au Gre Du Sud provides accommodations with access to a hot tub.
A la maison de Sophie
A la maison de Sophie is set in Gignac. Free WiFi is provided. A hot tub is available upon reservation for an additional charge.
La Suite Gignac
La Suite Gignac offers accommodations in Gignac, 19 miles from GGL Stadium and 19 miles from Montpellier Cathedral of Saint Peter.
What Guests Said About Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert:
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Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert is a stunning village.
Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert is a stunning village. It's quite small but there are enough restaurants, cafes and bars to keep you happy. The main square has several places to eat, with seating in the middle under a beautiful, ancient plane tree. There are gift shops but no actual supermarket so stock up on supplies before you arrive. A couple of shops sell fresh bread each morning. If you're into history, the 9th century Gellone Abbey is a must - it's beautiful and peaceful and the small museum is full of fascinating information. Entry is free. Vehicles are restricted but there's generous parking at the top and bottom of the village. Our host provided a ticket to put in the front of the car which allowed us to park and I think most others do the same. The river and gorge is just a walk away, although you have to go by bus or car, a few minutes, to get to the Pont de Diable and the various canoeing spots. Quite a few companies offer canoe trips and we had a great day doing that, highly recommended. Also an evening swim at the bridge was a highlight. We went out of French holiday season so it was bustling but not rammed. I would imagine at the height of summer it would be extremely busy.Morag - 10Scored 10
Was just a stop over for us as we were passing by on the way...
Was just a stop over for us as we were passing by on the way to Andorra but was charmed and fell in love with this rustic little town. Easy and fun to explore the streets and great for walks and water activities. So easy to unwind and relax here! Food was wonderful as were the locals- all welcoming and willing to help.JennaUnited Kingdom
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