France
Simple, low-cost rooms, often with shared facilities. Brands like Ibis Budget or B&B Hotels offer clean, functional rooms for good value.
Mercure, Novotel, Best Western, or similar 3-star hotels with comfortable rooms and amenities.
Boutique or upscale hotels offering premium services and elegant decor. Some high-end château hotels sit nearby.
Private homes with rooms for guests, often including breakfast. A personal and authentic French experience.
Fully equipped vacation rentals, great for longer stays, families, or groups.
While rare, an unique overnight stay on a traditional Loire boat (a "gabare" or "toue cabanée").
Campsites on the outskirts, suitable for cyclists and budget travelers, like Camping Municipal d'Olivet.
Greater flexibility for longer stays, groups, or families, with kitchen facilities.
Orléans' compact nature means most neighborhoods connect well, but each presents a distinct character. Location choice shapes your city experience.
Greener, more suburban, and relaxed. Proximity to Parc Floral de la Source. Typically quieter.
Further from main city attractions, requiring public transport (Tram A) to reach the center. Dining options are more limited. Very safe.
Smart booking approaches help travelers secure desirable accommodation at good prices.
A booking site with strength in Asia, but also for Europe.
A reputable French network for self-catering cottages and houses.
Find local listings, especially for B&Bs.
Here are general types of accommodation suitable for various traveler profiles.
Ibis Budget / B&B Hotels / Small Guesthouses
Mercure / Novotel / Best Western / Charming B&Bs
Boutique Hotels / High-end Châteaux Hotels (nearby)
Apartment Rentals (Airbnb, Gîtes de France), Hotels with Connecting Rooms, Campsites
Mid-range hotels in the city center for convenience and safety. Charming B&Bs for personal interaction.
Apartment rentals (Airbnb, Gîtes) for a home-like environment. Extended-stay hotels with kitchenettes. Gîtes in the countryside for a rural base.
Seek B&Bs or small hotels in Vieux Orléans, often in renovated medieval or Renaissance buildings for an immersive ambiance.
The city center and Vieux Orléans provide excellent access to attractions and transport. The Train Station area offers transport convenience, while Orléans La Source is quieter and greener.
Confirm Wi-Fi, parking, and breakfast options when booking.
Prices change with demand; booking early usually gets better rates.
Consult reviews on booking platforms to find properties that suit your needs.
Visit or contact the Orléans Tourist Office for personalized recommendations.
The City Center can be lively and somewhat noisy, especially on weekends and evenings. Vieux Orléans is generally quieter, and Orléans La Source offers the quietest ambiance.
City Center and Vieux Orléans offer direct access to tram and bus lines. The Train Station area is a transport hub. Orléans La Source requires tram access to the center.
Vieux Orléans immersion.
City Center or Train Station area.
Orléans La Source or nearby rural gîtes.
