Sète hotels

Selection of hotels

Photo of Hôtel Sables d'Or
30 rooms

2-star Hotel

Photo of Hôtel de la Plage
14 rooms

2-star Hotel

Photo of Le Grand Hotel
22 rooms

3-star Hotel

From 140 EUR per night

Photo of Cit'Hotel Imperial
34 rooms

3-star Hotel

Photo of L'Orque Bleue
16 rooms

3-star Hotel

From 161 EUR per night

Photo of Hôtel Au Valéry
17 rooms

2-star Hotel

From 53 EUR per night

Photo of Hotel Port Marine
67 rooms

3-star Hotel

From 97 EUR per night

Photo of Hôtel de Paris
34 rooms

3-star Hotel

From 74 EUR per night

Photo de Sète

Ready for your next vacation in Sète!

Sète, nicknamed the "Venice of Languedoc," is an unmissable destination for travelers seeking authenticity and diversity. Nestled between the Mediterranean and the Thau Lagoon, this characterful town reveals its charms through its canals, maritime traditions, and cultural dynamism. Whether you are a heritage enthusiast, a food lover, or simply looking to relax by the sea, Sète has something for everyone.

A town between sea and lagoon

From the moment you arrive, you will be captivated by the many facets of this port town. On one side, Mont Saint-Clair dominates the horizon, offering breathtaking views of the azure waters of the Mediterranean and the salt marshes of the Thau Lagoon. On the other, canals crisscross the town center, lined with colorful facades and animated by the activities of fishermen and boaters.

A stroll along the Royal Canal, the town’s backbone, immerses you in Sète's maritime atmosphere. Here, you can admire trawlers unloading their daily catch or relax on a café terrace, watching the boats come and go. Don’t miss a detour to Pointe Courte, a picturesque fishermen's quarter, where you will find an authentic atmosphere and poetic scenery.

The Thau Lagoon and its gastronomy

The Thau Lagoon is an iconic spot in the region, renowned both for its natural beauty and its oysters. A visit to local producers is a must to enjoy freshly caught seafood paired with a glass of Picpoul de Pinet or a chilled Muscat. A boat trip on the lagoon offers insights into oyster farming, a major activity in the region.

Food enthusiasts will also delight in the local specialties served in the restaurants along the quays. From the famous "tielle sétoise," a spicy octopus pie, to stuffed squid, "macaronade," and Bouzigues mussels, your taste buds are in for a treat.

Beaches and relaxation

With its 12 kilometers of sandy beaches, Sète is also a perfect destination for swimming and lounging. The beaches of the Lido, stretching to Marseillan, offer an ideal setting for relaxing while enjoying the Mediterranean sun. For a more intimate ambiance, the coves of the Corniche are perfect, especially at sunset when the golden light enhances the landscape.

Culture and living traditions

Sète is also a city of art and culture, where festivals and events punctuate the year. "Escale à Sète," held every two years, is a major maritime festival that attracts tall ships from around the world. During the Saint-Louis Festival in August, you can witness the famous water jousting, a Sète tradition dating back centuries and still passionately celebrated by the locals.

Art lovers will not be disappointed, with emblematic venues like the Paul Valéry Museum and the Georges Brassens Space paying tribute to these two renowned figures of literature and music, both born in Sète. To immerse yourself in the maritime world, a visit to the Sea Museum is a must.

Sète, between tradition and modernity

Despite its deep attachment to traditions, Sète is constantly evolving. Strolling through the Quartier Haut, you will discover contemporary art galleries alongside fishermen's workshops, creating a striking and inspiring contrast. This neighborhood, with its steep streets and colorful houses, is a true journey through time and space.

Finally, for sports enthusiasts or nature lovers, several activities await you: hiking on Mont Saint-Clair, cycling along the greenway of the Lido, or kayaking on the Thau Lagoon. Thrill-seekers can even try scuba diving or kite surfing.

A city to discover, again and again

Sète is a city to be lived as much as it is to be visited. Whether for a weekend or a longer stay, every street corner, canal, and restaurant tells a unique story. Take the time to wander, let yourself be surprised, and most importantly, return. Because Sète has that rare ability to enchant you and make you want to come back, again and again.

And now that you’ve had a glimpse of what this city has to offer, it’s time to discover the best hotels in Sète for a comfortable stay, between sea and lagoon. Whether you’re looking for luxury accommodation, a family-friendly setting, or a charming hotel, Sète will meet all your expectations.


Latest hotel bookings in Sète

Photo of Hôtel L'orque Bleue
16 rooms

3-star Hotel

From 161 EUR per night

Photo of Hôtel Au Valéry
17 rooms

2-star Hotel

From 53 EUR per night

Photo of ibis budget Sète centre
71 rooms

2-star Hotel

From 44 EUR per night

Photo of Hotel Sables D'or
30 rooms

2-star Hotel

Photo of Hotel Regina
16 rooms

2-star Hotel

From 58 EUR per night

Photo of Hôtel De Paris
34 rooms

3-star Hotel

From 74 EUR per night

Photo of B&B HOTEL Sète Centre Gare
42 rooms
Photo of Cit'Hotel Imperial
34 rooms

3-star Hotel