Nantes hotels

Selection of luxury hotels in Nantes

Photo of Oceania l'Hôtel de France Nantes
62 rooms

4-star Hotel

Rue Crébillon, a few steps from Graslin, Oceania l’Hôtel de France occupies an 18th-century townhouse blending a stone staircase, contemporary décor and individually styled rooms. A cocktail bar open all day, buffet breakfast, room service and access to Aquatonic complete the address.

From 145 EUR per night

Photo of SOZO Hotel
24 rooms

4-star Hotel

SOZO Hotel occupies a 19th-century chapel, opposite the Jardin des Plantes and four minutes from Nantes station. A 17-metre vault, original stained glass, designer furniture and wellness facilities shape distinctive, quiet rooms, with a bar set beneath the glasswork.

From 118 EUR per night

Photo of Brit Hotel Nantes La Beaujoire
63 rooms

4-star Hotel

At the entrance to Nantes, near the exhibition center and Beaujoire stadium, Brit Hotel Nantes La Beaujoire offers renovated rooms, a 24-hour reception, parking with charging points and a bar open late. The nearby tram links you to the historic center in about twenty minutes.

From 80 EUR per night

Photo of OKKO Hotels Nantes Centre Ville
80 rooms

4-star Hotel

Located in Bouffay, steps from the Château des Ducs de Bretagne and a ten-minute walk from the station, OKKO Hotels Nantes Centre Ville brings reception, lounge and dining together in Le Club, open around the clock. Compact rooms, sauna, fitness area, Aperitivo and local Nantes produce round out the stay.

From 99 EUR per night

Photo of Maisons du Monde Hôtel & Suites
58 rooms

4-star Hotel

Maisons du Monde Hôtel & Suites places you in the heart of Nantes, steps from Place Royale and Passage Pommeraye. Rooms come in five distinct styles, while the lounge offers an always-open bar, local breakfast products, and fully equipped suite-apartments, for a stay with a singular urban character.

From 93 EUR per night

Photo of Radisson BLU Hotel Nantes
124 rooms

4-star Hotel

Set in Nantes’ former courthouse on Place Aristide Briand, Radisson Blu Hotel Nantes blends neoclassical architecture, Jean-Philippe Nuel’s design and a refined atmosphere. Bright rooms, L’Assise restaurant, a bar beneath ornate moldings, spa, fitness room and easy access to the Château des Ducs de Bretagne define a distinctive city stay.

From 120 EUR per night

Photo of Best Western Plus Hotel De La Regate-Erdre
30 rooms

4-star Hotel

On the banks of the Erdre, twenty minutes from Nantes, Best Western Plus Hotel De La Regate-Erdre combines valley-facing rooms, Green Key certification, a breakfast with regional products and a waterside terrace. Free parking, an electric charging point, a seasonal outdoor jacuzzi and a nearby gastronomic restaurant complete the stay.

From 73 EUR per night

Photo of Mercure Nantes Centre Passage Pommeraye
60 rooms

4-star Hotel

In a 19th-century building, steps from the Passage Pommeraye and Place Royale, Mercure Nantes Centre Passage Pommeraye combines a quiet pedestrian setting, rooms with distinctive layouts, breakfast under a glass roof and a bar open all day, making Nantes easy to explore on foot.

From 91 EUR per night

Selection of budget hotels in Nantes

Photo of hotelF1 Nantes Est La Beaujoire
57 rooms

1-star Hotel

hotelF1 Nantes Est La Beaujoire is located at the eastern ring road exit, near the stadium and exhibition park. Free enclosed parking, 24-hour reception, functional rooms with comfortable beds, Wi-Fi, and a buffet breakfast make for a practical, quiet, and easily accessible stopover.

From 40 EUR per night

Photo of Hotel Le Petit Duquesne
30 rooms

1-star Hotel

On Nantes’ Cours des 50 Otages, Le Petit Duquesne combines a central location, a tram stop opposite and renovated rooms with private bathrooms. In a building that still reflects the 1950s, the mosaic staircase leads to 19 rooms and 13 studios, with breakfast buffet and Wi‑Fi throughout.

From 48 EUR per night

Photo of Hôtel Chateaubriand
18 rooms

2-star Hotel

Hôtel Chateaubriand welcomes you in a black granite building in Nantes’ Talensac district, a short walk from the tram, the Dukes’ Castle and the cathedral. Renovated without hiding its character, it offers 18 rooms, a largely organic, artisanal breakfast, private parking and a bike garage.

From 53 EUR per night

Photo of Hotel The Originals du Grand Monarque Nantes Gare
29 rooms

2-star Hotel

Five minutes from the station and the Jardin des plantes, Grand Monarque offers 29 शांत rooms with a discreet charm, sometimes Art Deco. Warm reception, simple breakfast, bike storage and lively streets nearby complete this address.

From 57 EUR per night

Photo of ibis Nantes Centre Tour Bretagne
185 rooms

3-star Hotel

At ibis Nantes Centre Tour Bretagne, you stay in the city centre, between Place Viarme and Place du Cirque, with tram line 3 right outside. Open 24/7 reception, continuous bar-snacking, air-conditioned rooms and courtyard-facing calm: everything is within walking distance, from the castle to Les Machines de l’île.

From 58 EUR per night

Photo of Campanile Nantes Centre
107 rooms

3-star Hotel

Campanile Nantes Centre - Saint Jacques places you south of Île de Nantes, near the Palais des Congrès and the Busway. With 24-hour reception, spacious rooms, refurbished bedding, rain showers, a Coffee area, restaurant, breakfast buffet and parking, it offers a practical, well-connected stay.

From 60 EUR per night

Photo of B&B HOTEL Nantes Centre
61 rooms

2-star Hotel

Place Viarme, in the heart of Nantes, B&B HOTEL Nantes Centre places you steps from the tram and from the Bouffay, Feydeau districts or the château. Air-conditioned rooms, B&B by Bultex bedding, secure parking, breakfast from 6:30 a.m. and self check-in complete a straightforward, practical stay.

From 61 EUR per night

Photo of Hotel Abat Jour
14 rooms

2-star Hotel

Nestled in a Nantes townhouse near the train station and the Jardin des Plantes, Hotel Abat Jour offers fifteen rooms, three studios and one apartment, with old parquet floors and recently renovated bathrooms. Personal welcome, organic or fair-trade breakfast, free Wi‑Fi and local advice from the manager shape your stay.

From 62 EUR per night

Photo de Nantes

Ready for your next vacation in Nantes!

A city of history, creativity, and a gentle way of life

Both historic and firmly focused on the future, Nantes nurtures a unique identity at the crossroads of Breton, Ligurian, and maritime influences. Nicknamed the "Venice of the West," the city offers a rare art of living, combining preserved heritage, urban innovation, and ever-present nature. Strolling through its streets is to feel the heartbeat of a city in constant reinvention.

Neighborhoods to explore, each with its own personality

The historic center, around the Bouffay district, reveals cobbled streets, half-timbered houses, and lively squares lined with cafés. Further south, the Île de Nantes fascinates with its urban transformation, blending rehabilitated industrial sites and artistic installations. The Graslin district attracts with its classical elegance, while the former fishing village of Trentemoult, accessible by Navibus, enchants with its colorful facades and bohemian vibe. Each neighborhood tells a different story of the city, between tradition and modernity.

Remarkable heritage at every street corner

The Château of the Dukes of Brittany is a must-see to understand the city's history. Not far from there, the Saint-Pierre-et-Saint-Paul Cathedral imposes its Gothic silhouette. The Passage Pommeraye, a 19th-century shopping arcade, is an architectural gem to explore with wonder. Nantes also reveals its industrial past through the Titan cranes or former shipyards reinvented as cultural venues.

Creativity everywhere

Nantes stands out for its artistic boldness, unmatched in France. The Machines of the Isle, with their mechanical Great Elephant and the Marine Worlds Carousel, embody this inventiveness. Every summer, the Voyage à Nantes offers an artistic trail throughout the city, blending monumental works and poetic installations. All year round, venues like La Fabrique, Stereolux, or the Lieu Unique offer an eclectic program of concerts, exhibitions, and performances.

Walks that show the city in a new light

Sailing on the Erdre or the Loire offers a different view of the city, with peaceful banks, hidden castles, and shifting reflections. On foot, the green line of the Voyage à Nantes guides walkers to unexpected places. By canoe or paddleboard, one explores the urban rivers in surprising calm. And for the more curious, guided tours provide access to forgotten bunkers, industrial wastelands, or hidden gardens.

A rich and friendly culinary scene

Blending local tradition and global influences, Nantes' gastronomy is full of surprises. From lamb’s lettuce to Chantenay carrots, Loire fish to Muscadet wines, local products shine in fresh and inventive dishes. The Tables de Nantes list the most inspiring spots, from neighborhood bistros to creative dining experiences. The Talensac market, food halls like Magmaa, or the restaurants along Quai de la Fosse are perfect places to awaken your taste buds.

Events to enjoy all year long

Throughout the year, Nantes pulses with cultural and festive events. The Nuit des Tables brings together chefs and food lovers in the streets for large convivial banquets. The Voyage à Nantes turns the city into an open-air gallery. Music festivals, fairs, exhibitions, designer markets, and public celebrations punctuate the seasons, giving each visit a distinct atmosphere.

Unusual and hidden places

Behind its well-known facades, Nantes hides treasures. The Japanese garden on the Île de Versailles invites meditation. Bookstore cafés combine reading, concerts, and discussions. Artist studios, often open to the public, showcase the city’s creative energy. By straying from the main roads, you’ll encounter old shop signs, micro-galleries, charming little courtyards, and locals always ready to share a good tip.

A human-sized city that’s easy to explore

Nantes is easy to discover on foot, by tram, or even by boat thanks to river shuttles. Its varied architecture, numerous green spaces, and mild climate encourage leisurely strolls. Whether you're visiting for a weekend or a longer stay, the city offers a warm welcome and an astonishing mix of urban and natural landscapes.

An ideal destination for all travelers

Whether you’re an art lover, a history enthusiast, a food explorer, or a nature seeker, Nantes has something for you. A wide range of accommodations ensures everyone can find the right place to stay, from refined boutique hotels to simple and functional rooms. Staying in Nantes means choosing a vibrant, inspiring city full of surprises.


Latest hotel bookings in Nantes

Photo of Zenitude Hôtel-Résidences Nantes Métropole
Latest booking : July 2026

3-star

Facing La Beaujoire stadium and the Parc des Expositions, Zenitude Nantes Métropole offers studios and one-bedroom apartments with kitchenette, free private parking, a fitness room, 24-hour laundry facilities and a snack bar. Nantes city centre is ten minutes away by car, with restaurants and a shopping centre nearby.

From 63 EUR per night

Photo of Appart'City Classic Nantes Quais de Loire
Latest booking : July 2026

3-star

Facing the Grand Elephant and the Loire quays, Appart'City Classic Nantes Quais de Loire places you two minutes from Chantiers Navals tram stop and ten minutes from the historic centre. Studios and apartments offer kitchenette, workspace and, in some units, a balcony, while 24-hour reception and breakfast complete the stay.

From 69 EUR per night

Photo of Radisson BLU Hotel Nantes
Latest booking : July 2026

4-star Hotel

Set in Nantes’ former courthouse on Place Aristide Briand, Radisson Blu Hotel Nantes blends neoclassical architecture, Jean-Philippe Nuel’s design and a refined atmosphere. Bright rooms, L’Assise restaurant, a bar beneath ornate moldings, spa, fitness room and easy access to the Château des Ducs de Bretagne define a distinctive city stay.

From 120 EUR per night

Photo of Best Western Plus Hotel De La Regate-Erdre
Latest booking : July 2026

4-star Hotel

On the banks of the Erdre, twenty minutes from Nantes, Best Western Plus Hotel De La Regate-Erdre combines valley-facing rooms, Green Key certification, a breakfast with regional products and a waterside terrace. Free parking, an electric charging point, a seasonal outdoor jacuzzi and a nearby gastronomic restaurant complete the stay.

From 73 EUR per night

Photo of Hotel Le Petit Duquesne
Latest booking : July 2026

1-star Hotel

On Nantes’ Cours des 50 Otages, Le Petit Duquesne combines a central location, a tram stop opposite and renovated rooms with private bathrooms. In a building that still reflects the 1950s, the mosaic staircase leads to 19 rooms and 13 studios, with breakfast buffet and Wi‑Fi throughout.

From 48 EUR per night

Photo of ibis Nantes Centre Tour Bretagne
Latest booking : July 2026

3-star Hotel

At ibis Nantes Centre Tour Bretagne, you stay in the city centre, between Place Viarme and Place du Cirque, with tram line 3 right outside. Open 24/7 reception, continuous bar-snacking, air-conditioned rooms and courtyard-facing calm: everything is within walking distance, from the castle to Les Machines de l’île.

From 58 EUR per night

Photo of Comfort Aparthotel Nantes La Beaujoire
Latest booking : June 2026

3-star

Comfort Aparthotel Nantes La Beaujoire places you near the stadium and the Exhibition Centre, a few kilometres from Nantes city centre. Studios, apartments and duplexes with equipped kitchens, free parking, an outdoor pool in season, a garden, snack bar and Green Key label create a practical base for business or stopover stays.

From 64 EUR per night

Photo of Appart'City Confort Nantes Cité des Congrès
Latest booking : May 2026

3-star

In Nantes, opposite the Cité des Congrès and a ten-minute walk from the TGV station, Appart’City Confort Nantes Cité des Congrès offers 82 studios and apartments with equipped kitchens, bright workspaces and, in some cases, a balcony. Breakfast buffet, 24-hour reception, parking and laundry add convenience.

From 60 EUR per night

What can you visit in Nantes in 1, 2 or 3 days?

In one day, you can explore the historic center with the Castle of the Dukes of Brittany, the Cathedral of Saint Peter and Saint Paul, the Passage Pommeraye, and the narrow streets of the Bouffay district. In two days, you can add a visit to the Île de Nantes with the Machines of the Isle and the Parc des Chantiers, followed by a walk along the Erdre or the Loire River. In three days, it’s worth exploring gardens such as the Japanese garden on the Île de Versailles, visiting museums like the Jules Verne Museum or the Museum of Fine Arts, and making a short trip to Trentemoult or the nearby vineyards.

Which area is best to stay in Nantes?

To be close to landmarks and restaurants, the city center around the Bouffay district is ideal. The Graslin district offers a more refined atmosphere with boutiques and theaters nearby. The Île de Nantes appeals to those who enjoy modern and creative settings. For a quieter stay, neighborhoods like Doulon, Trentemoult, or La Beaujoire are suitable, with easy access to the city center via public transportation.

What events should not be missed during my stay?

In summer, the Voyage à Nantes transforms the city into an open-air art trail. Throughout the year, music festivals, exhibitions, and cultural events take place at venues like Stereolux, Le Lieu Unique, or La Fabrique. On the culinary side, the Nuit des Tables and other food-themed events showcase the local scene. Depending on the season, you may also come across craft markets, sporting events, or popular celebrations.

How can you get around the city easily?

Nantes is well served by an extensive network of trams and buses that connect all major areas. The historic center is easily walkable, and there are many bike lanes for cycling around town. River shuttles also operate on the Loire, such as the Navibus to reach Trentemoult. A car is rarely needed to explore the city.

What local food specialties should you try?

Mâche (lamb's lettuce) from Nantes, Chantenay carrots, and Loire river fish are must-try ingredients. On the sweet side, the gâteau nantais and fouace (a local brioche) are typical treats. Muscadet wines pair wonderfully with seafood and fish. The "Tables de Nantes" guide lists restaurants that highlight local produce, from casual bistros to creative cuisine. Talensac Market is a great spot to meet producers and sample regional products.

What can you do around Nantes for a nature or cultural getaway?

Within an hour, Clisson offers a charming Italian-inspired setting with a medieval castle and riverside walks. The Muscadet vineyards offer tours and tastings. The banks of the Loire and the Brière marshes are perfect for nature lovers. The Atlantic coast, with seaside towns like La Baule or Pornic, is easily reachable for a day by the sea. These excursions make an excellent addition to a city stay in Nantes.