Right by the train station, an appealing 19th-century façade conceals surprisingly modern rooms and a top-notch restaurant (menus – fixed-price meals – €22 to €72), where you can dine on French cuisine with a creative twist among stucco and cornicing. No lift. There's public parking across the street.
Hôtel-Restaurant Le Riche
Languedoc-Roussillon
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