Lyon's wide range of hotel options goes hand in hand with its wide range of activities. Get acquainted with France's third-largest city with a spot in the center of the Old Town, a school-themed Art Deco spot, or former convent.
Find the nicest spot in Nice at one of these hotels, whether you're looking for a cozy literary retreat or artistic glamour, all within the main part of town. Given that the city is known for its artistic influences, keep an eye out for touches like literary quotations and impressive decor.
This 2,000-year-old city isn't only about wine, as you'll learn in these stylish and historically influenced abodes. Stay in the city center for easy access to the wine bars and cobblestone strolls, with options like a former coach inn or classic 18th century building, or head into the countryside for a luxurious vineyard spa retreat.
The City of Lights is home to almost as many hotels as it is love stories. The fourth and sixth arrondissements are two of the more enticing spots to stay, but there are plenty of options if you want to make sure you're close to your favorite attraction. Channel the cultural spirit of the city at these art-inspired, high-design hotels.
Find your own French charm with a stay somewhere beyond just your standard hotel. From floating villages to former castles, these stays will give your trip that little extra je ne sais quoi.
Visitors to Normandy have many options to choose from when it comes to accommodations. If you're looking for medieval history, stay at an indulgent guesthouse in the medieval center of Bayeux, with its famous tapestry. Travel to the seaside at the harbor of Honfleur or beach at Cabourg for a shoreline stay, or opt for a romantic garden park at one of these hotels.
Why just tour a chateau when you can stay in one? Get up close experience with the historical luxury and design of the Loire Valley with a stay in a remodeled chateau, either in the city center of Amboise or a secluded riverside park in Blois.
Considered one of the gateways to the Provence region, Avignon is especially popular with travelers who don't have their own vehicle, thanks to the easy access to group tour pickups. These hotels in the historic center, ranging from quaint bed and breakfasts to former noble residences, will let you explore the city and its wider region from a comfortable and convenient home base that has plenty to offer.
