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Hotels in France:
For
families planning holidays and thinking of possible accommodation
options we have put together a list of hotel chains/groups throughout
France. Many of the chains listed below have hotels near to major autoroutes and ‘N’ roads. They are frequently located on the outskirts
of towns/cities with easy access to motorway junctions. We hope to
expand this list over time to give you more detailed information on what
facilities/services are offered by each group. Do let us know if there
are any major hotel groups that we have missed.
Accor Group (which comprises:
Pullman,
Sofitel,
Mgallery,
Novotel,
Mercure,
Suite,
Adagio,
All Seasons,
Ibis,
Etap and
Formule 1)
Akena Hotels (a small hotel group with less than 30 hotels in
total),
Arcantis Hotel (just over 60 2* and 3* hotels throughout France),
B & B Hotel (one of the bigger hotel chains with around 180 hotels
throughout France),
Balladins (just under 150 hotels with different levels of comfort),
Best Hotel
(19 hotels currently - accommodation is basic, but with
all you’d need for an overnight stopover),
Best Western,
Brit Hotel (a growing group of more than 80 2* and 3* hotels, mainly
in Brittany),
Citadines Apart’Hotel (in a limited number of French cities, but
excellent if you want an apartment for as little as 1 night for a
family. For example there are 16 Citadine Apart’Hotels in Paris),
Fast Hotel (just over 60 hotels are available throughout France.
Accommodation is basic, but with all you’d need for an overnight
stopover. Breakfast is an optional payable extra),
Louvre Hotels group (which owns:
Campanile,
Premiere Classe,
Kyriad Prestige and
Kyriad),
Mamotte Hotels (about 27 hotels, all in the northern half of the
country. Most are situated on the edge of towns within each reach of
major routes – either péages or ‘N’ roads),
Marriott (13 hotels of which 11 are in or around Paris),
Minotel (city centre rather than en route hotels),
Mister Bed,
New Hotel (4 in Paris and 9 in southern France) and finally
Radisson (just over 60 hotels throughout France, mainly in town/city
centres and at ports).
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