3 Allée du Commandant Charcot, 44000 Nantes
Hôtel Terminus
Hotel 2-star in Nantes
Presentation
The Terminus Hotel occupies the north corner of Nantes station, at the precise spot where hurried travelers cross paths with those who finally slow down. You can spot the sign even before crossing the square, between the tram tracks and the steady stream of taxis.
From the moment you enter, the welcome is simple. Reception is open day and night, and the bilingual staff take the time to give directions you never think to ask for yourself: the right tram stop, the quiet hour for the airport shuttle, the shortcut to the historic center.
The rooms, spread over four floors served by an elevator, focus on the essentials. Two-star comfort, no frills: a full bathroom with a bath or shower, a flat-screen TV with far more than the usual channels, and Wi-Fi that holds up from evening until morning. The furniture remains understated, sometimes a little dated depending on the floor, but the whole still delivers on its promise - a clean, quiet room once the door is closed, for sleeping before catching an early train the next day.
Going up through the floors, what stands out most is the calm. The hallway carpet has a slightly old smell in places, a detail the property could improve, but one that in no way detracts from the cleanliness of the rooms themselves, often mentioned by those who stay one or two nights.
On the ground floor, the breakfast room opens at half past six. The buffet, served for an extra few euros, offers ham and cheese alongside still-warm pastries; coffee flows continuously and fruit juices are always available until ten o'clock. As breakfast is not included in the room price, each guest chooses their own option and pays only for what they consume.
In the evening, there is no restaurant on site. Instead, reception points guests toward nearby places - a wok spot two steps away, a Thai place a little farther on - enough for dinner without getting back in the car.
Two rooms are accessible to guests with reduced mobility, on the ground floor, with walk-in showers.
The location does the rest: the congress center is a ten-minute walk away, the Château des Ducs de Bretagne is five minutes away, and tram line 1 cuts the city in two from the stop right across the street.
One tip for the morning: arrive at the buffet before eight o'clock, as the dining room fills up quickly with guests leaving to catch their train.
Summary of a few positive reviews read on the Web
- The room looks directly onto the north exit of the station, convenient for an early morning train. Tram line 1 stops right in front of the hotel.
- Responsive welcome at reception, even when arriving late in the evening. The staff took the time to point out an open restaurant nearby.
- Breakfast for 8 euros with ham, cheese, pastries, and orange juice. Enough to leave without having to look for a café in town.
- Room on the 4th floor, quiet once the door is closed. Simple but clean bathroom, decent bedding for one or two nights.
- Good value for money for a night near the historic center. Nothing luxurious, but everything works as it should.
Services
Other services
General
- Parking
- Wi-Fi available everywhere
Services
- Internet
- Wi-Fi
- Free Wi-Fi
Dining
- Breakfast in the room
Miscellaneous
- Non-smoking rooms
- Facilities for disabled guests
- Elevator
- Soundproof rooms
- Heating
- Entirely non-smoking property
- Wheelchair accessible
- Toilet with grab rails
- Raised toilet
- Lowered sink
From 70 EUR per night


























