Le Clos Margot
Chez
Pascale Delmas
In Montpellier, Le Clos Margot is reinventing the urban guest house. Pascale Delmas has designed two bright, clean-lined spaces with a swimming pool, stove, and catering service, nestled in a hectare of parkland in the heart of the city.
All that remains of this family estate in the heart of town is a hectare of parkland with tall trees, houses, and outbuildings. In a former dovecote, to which a very Californian-style cube had been added, Pascale Delmas designed an ultra-contemporary, light-filled guest house that can accommodate up to three people, with a private pool for sunny days and a wood-burning stove for winter evenings. At La Roselière, she added Alice and Eugène. A second house, for up to four people, where the volumes are just as clean, the lines perfectly straight and the light equally welcome. As a true Montpellier native, she is happy to share all her favorite addresses and offers a clever service: a chef brings you breakfast and dinner every day (€50/day/person).
3 good reasons to go
- for the incomparable charm of the countryside in the heart of the city, which everyone dreams of
- for the informed choices in terms of design and architecture
- for Pascale Delmas' insider tips
2 guest houses starting at €220 per night (minimum 2 nights; 3 in high season)
To get there by train?Montpellier-Saint Roch train station is 15 minutes away by tram 2
Le Clos Margot
432, avenue de la Justice de Castelnau, 34090 Montpellier
Hérault, Occitanie, France
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