The Jardin des Sens is two separate things: a restaurant and a hotel. This is despite the fact that they both occupy the same beautifully laid out oasis in a very unattractive part of Montpellier. This doesn't matter too much though, as once inside the grounds, you are happy to be cut off from the outside world. Many guests clearly... More

I wasn't sure what to expect, but absolutely loved it. We had just arrived from a long drive from Marseilles, eating and rooming at Passédat the night before. They are so vastly different and wonderful in their own way, but I'd have to say that our degustation menu at Le Jardin des Sens was the highlight of our summer eating... More

A large group of senior business directors and the wives---stayed here for two nights in mid-June 2011. the place is small, and is in an almost entirely tourism-based French coastal town---which has several hotels. The place has just three-storeys--and has lifts. We had a room just behind the Reception ! The restaurant is just besides the swimming pool, and breakfast... More

I recently "ate" at the 3 michelin starred restaurant Le Jardin Des Sens and was nearly sick. I selected the lunch menu at 45 euros.The very first thing they do, before you are even properly settled into your seat, is ask if you want an aperatif. I now know why. When I got the bill, I saw they'd charged me... More

We went to the hotel with my wife and my brother and his wife. We took two rooms side by side: the poolside suite and a classic room. The staff was very good and the architecture of the place is very interesting. However, the suite was definitively not worth the money for such a hotel. It was the most expensive... More

Ate at the restaurant Aug11/2009. Had the "Eclat du terrior de Languedoc' menu at 80e/person which includes wine with the courses. Overall the food was very good, very small portions (so don't worry about being overfed), good flavours for most of the courses. very ample desserts that were wonderful. Service was good. Value for money was the issue - I've... More

I was lucky enought to be taken to Le Jardin des Sens on my birthday - what a beautiful experience. Much has been written about the restaurant - all true, it is incredible -but staying the night at the hotel extends the experience to its fullest limits. The rooms are well decorated, inviting, a litte quirky and a great space... More

The hotel is part of one of the best restaurants in France, le Jardin des Sens, which is part of the Pourcel Frères chain of wonder. Whereas the restaurant does not cease to amaze, the hotel is on the whole a big disappointment. First and foremost, the property, which has perhaps 20 rooms, is in dire need of a facelift.... More

The choice to stay at this hotel was made by my hosts as I was on business in Montpellier, and it did not disappoint. Having previously used the Sofitel, Suitehotel (as Astron) and Mercure Antigone whilst in the city, it was a nice change to use this hotel and restaurant. The room was large and spotlessly clean. My only gripe... More