Chambre dans le rue Poitevine, montpellier

Hii! I just wanted to grab your attention for a second before you decide where to stay in Montpellier. Crous in Voie Domitienne shouldn't appear on your list.. at least from my personal experience. First of all, this student's house is just pretty dirty. Starting with shared kitchens which are covered with grease and scattered rubbish everyday, moving on to laundry place with far too few washing machines (sometimes you would have to wait up to 4 hours to do your laundry). And the most important, but at the same time, the most disgusting thing in this Crous are the bed bugs present in practically every building. When I found them in my room and went to acceuil to report this fact, I heard that there's no much they can do, because bed bugs are almost in every building (especially in the building number 5). I was reporting this fact a couple of times and there was no response. Only when I showed them photos of my entire body bitten by bed bugs and even my face with marks on it, they decided to start theirs 'disinfection program' which takes 3 weeks of you keeping your clothes in plastic bags or in freezer and them coming to your room twice to spray sth on your walls, which obviously dosen't change a single thing. Only then, after sending them a nervous email, you can expect them to change your room... The problem is, that you'll never know whether in your new room bed bugs are already present or no, it's like a lottery. Funny thing is that even after showing them the bed bugs that I found in my room and kept in the bottle as a proof, they continued saying that "the team responsable for disinfection never has found any bed bugs in my room, but if I insist, they will let me change the room only for my well-being"... One more disappointing thing are people throwing their rubbish through the window instead of taking their garbage to the trash. That's so sad that young students in XXI century are still doing sth like this. What for do you need higher education if you act in such a primitive way... Adding some photos as a proof.

The rooms are clean i guess, but everything else is shit. The hot water stops working once in a while, the wifi too, the guy at the front desk is SO RUDE to anyone who doesn't speak French, he absolutely refuses to even try to communicate in English. The reception is supposed to be open 24/7 but when I try to go to use the microwave (which don't exist in the kitchens for some reason) sometimes the cleaning lady and the rude guy tell me (very rudely) that its closed. The laundry room has SO FEW washers and dryers compared to the amount of people living here that I very rarely find an empty washer and almost NEVER find an empty dryer (why wouldn't you have the same amount of washers and dryers??), I've been drying my clothes by putting them all over my room and leaving the fan (that i bought myself) overnight. And the WORST part, they REFUSE to turn on central heating until end of october/start of november, even though everyone is freezing in their rooms and multiple people ask them to turn it on. Absolute shit show. I would pay €50 extra and find an apartment.

Is affordable and clean, but you can get something better for the price only with the Crous. Get an studio because is very uncomfortable to have to go the kitchen to cook. The cleaning lady from the building 3 is very rude, if you want to cook when she is cleaning she won't let you. The only bus that stops in front of the residency doesn't work on Sundays. Other than that, if you are international, specially from any country in the American continent, you will find a lot of chocking thing that french people do. But, I guess if you are European and are used to this system you'll be fine.

Quite. Clean. Good service. On the contrary, far from all stations except one bus that doesn't run all the time. Pay close attention if you're claustrophobic rooms are not for you.

They don't know how to communicate, can come inside without knocking. Great place to feel insecure in own room.