Set in the centre of Versailles, Hôtel Le Versailles is a 1-minute walk from the Palace of Versailles. It offers air-conditioned rooms with flat-screen TV and free WiFi access.
Located in Versailles City Centre, 1 km from Château de Versailles and 12 km from Montigny-le-Bretonneux, Hotel des Lys features a bar and free WiFi access.
We welcome you in a friendly and family atmosphere! Our mission is to make you spend precious moments in our company, we offer you a warm place to make you feel at home.
This family-run hotel is situated in the historic Saint Louis district of Versailles. It offers guest rooms with free Wi-Fi internet access and a flat-screen TV.
Located in Versailles, Hôtel Versailles Chantiers is a 19-minute walk from Château de Versailles and is opposite Versailles Chantiers Train Station, which leads directly to the centre of Paris.
Located in Versailles, Les Versailleses B&B is 1 km from the Château de Versailles and 600 metres from Versailles – Château – Rive Gauche Train Station, which leads directly to the centre of Paris.
The Royal Hotel Versailles is located a 9-minute walk from the Château de Versailles in the Saint-Louis district and 250 metres from Gare de Versailles Château Rive Gauche RER Station, which provides...
The personell was fantastic and the hotell was nice.
Set in Versailles, 1.4 km from Palace of Versailles, Tiers lieu de l'Ermitage offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking and a restaurant.
Hermoso el lugar y el barrio, todo muy bello y limpio.
Hôtel Les Lumières faces Château de Versailles and is only 800 metres from Versailles Chantier Train Station. It is set in 18th century townhouse.
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On average, 3-star hotels in Versailles cost £111 per night, and 4-star hotels in Versailles are £198 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Versailles can on average be found for £125 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
I have been twice before over the years, It's a very...
I have been twice before over the years, It's a very expensive suburb of Paris now and an interesting town which revolves around the Chateau. The Chateau is a place you must visit once in your life at least, and allow a full day or more as the grounds are huge. It's a commercial tourist trap, long queues and not enough people selling tickets though all staff are very friendly and helpful. I would have bought online but couldn't fathom the headset guide, you could add it then it disappeared at checkout. Turns out you can't and don't need to pre-order, they are available after ticket check at a desk in the entrance, no queue. You can buy tickets from Tourist Information (they have an allocation) to beat the queues. Don't take a very expensive tour, the audio gives the same information and there are plenty of signs to stop you getting lost. Fantastic place but more or less just a portrait gallery and heaven for lovers of architecture. Just stand there and wonder at the scale, opulence and grandeur of the place. Not much catering, just essentials but the catering staff will refill a water bottle for you free if you ask nicely (a bit of French is handy). Be prepared to get your elbows out as although access is limited there are a lot of people inside, be prepared to wait for pictures and be tolerant of the bored and ignorant being dragged around! Book one of the local hotels, we used the Ibis, a 5 minute walk and used a restaurant on Rue de Satory which has a good selection and just outside the gates.
PBow
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Fantastic trip.
Fantastic trip. It had been on my bucket list for a long time and did not disappoint. Mercure hôtel exceptionally welcoming. Excellent breakfast.
Would definitely recommend.
The palace is of course the main reason to go to Versailles but I don’t advise visiting the inside on a Sunday. It was packed to the rafters and at time uncomfortably so.
But hey ho! I loved it all. Enjoy your trip…
Zena
Jersey
6.0
Scored 6.0
Versailles is not a welcoming place for visitors.
Versailles is not a welcoming place for visitors. No taxi service, The train tour of the palace is a rip off. They make you stand in the hot sun while the entire crew of drivers take a long break for lunch. If you get off there is a long wait time before you can get a spot on another train. Large tour groups block passage to many exhibits. Signage throughout the gardens and some displays is very poor and non existent in many places. A real disappointment. The hotel staff and restaurants were all good and made our time spent with them very enjoyable.
Larry
Canada
10
Scored 10
Versailles is a quaint village with a lot of charm and...
Versailles is a quaint village with a lot of charm and character. There is a lot to see as far as history and is just beautiful! I felt very comfortable and safe. Versailles is easy to navigate and get around.
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Anonymous
10
Scored 10
Versaille is an excellent base for a stay in Paris away from...
Versaille is an excellent base for a stay in Paris away from the hustle and bustle of the city centre, there was a great selection of local restaurants and a good evening vibe over the weekend.
We especially enjoyed visiting the local market which is open most days and felt it was a very safe area to wander around during the evening so ideal for lone travellers unsure where to stay in Paris. We also took the local RER train into central Paris which was easy to use and reasonably priced with a journey time of approx 40 mins, looking forward to returning to the area in the near future.
Graham
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Beautiful town!
Beautiful town!
If you are visiting the palace I recommend hiring one of the golf buggies to see the gardens, you need your driving licence with you, €38/hour and €9.50 per extra 10 mins. We took our time going round, stopped at a few places for fresh squeezed orange juice (they have little carts at various locations) and paid a total of €57 which we felt was good value, everyone felt it was a real highlight, having the independence, and you also have a guide talking to you as you go round on a recording in the vehicle.
Likeable staff, perfect organisation and communication. Breakfast was excellent including home-made jogurths, marmalade/jam and/or cakes and was served by a waiter/waitress.
The position of the hotel is very good - very close to the Versailles palace/Versailles congress centre (ca 5 minutes walk) and to the rail statitions (ca 5 minutes walk to Versailles Chateu and 10 minutes walk to Versailles Chantiers), city buses stop directly in front of the hotel.
Great location, walking distance to the Palace, restaurants and the train station. Breakfast was very good with more options than what you typically see. Sam at the front desk was very pleasant and extremely helpful. He provided step by step directions on getting around on the trains with multiple transfers. We didn't have any problem getting to our destination in Paris, and back. Parking our large SUV at the hotel was easy. Overall a great stay!
Great location, 5-10 min walk from both train stations and 15 min walk from the palace of Versailles. The room was modern, clean, and quiet. Not huge but perfectly reasonable - bed, wardrobe with safe, desk and chair. Generous windows with soundproofing and blackout curtains. Bathroom with shower (no bath). Minimal extra hotel facilities, from what I could see, but perfect for my overnight stay to visit the palace.
The staff welcomed us Ann gave us a tour of the apartment. She went out of her way to explain to us the operation of the tv remotes. It was our problem and she came to re-explain things to us. Again it was user error on our part. Also, she lent us her own umbrella when we needed one because of the rain. It was ideally situated being 3 blocks from the train station and a 7-8 minute walk to The Palace of Versailles.
The location of this hotel was excellent and just a very short walk from the Palace of Versailles. The general look of the place was also excellent. The staff were very friendly. However, there were a couple of things that were poor, and spoiled what would otherwise have been a very good stay (see below).
Amazing main building, having breakfast in an historical salon, absolutely close to the Palace of Versailles, as long you have an entrance booked in advance, so you can use the side entrance located beside the hotel. Otherwise there is a 20 min walk to the main entrance of Versailles.
This is a beautiful hotel with a super friendly staff, particularly Arnaut. This gem is very close to the Versailles Palace. It is in keeping with the decor of the Palace. Comfortable beds and super clean. You can park under for 10euros a day. We loved our stay.
This hotel is close to the palace and is the perfect place to stay if you want to explore Versailles. The rooms are a decent size. The woman at reception is very kind and helpful. They have two bikes to rent which was so fun to ride around the parks of the palace.
The hotel makes a large effort to be Covid compliant without being annoying. The location is perfect for the palace of Versailles - in fact there are none better. The breakfast was staggered to assure distancing and the breakfast itself was a very nice buffet.
the host was exceptional. he helped with luggage. he shared his wealth of knowledge of Versailles yet not overwhelmingly. the room was clean and comfortable. the location was within walking distance for touringthe palace of Versailles.
right from arriving to departing everyone at the hotel was super friendly and helpful
located a short walk from Versailles palace complex we were able to explore on foot and leave our car safely tucked away in the hotel parking
Spacious appartement with two bedrooms and an great shower.
The location is ideal, right next to the RER C, that brings you to the center of Paris in less than 30 minutes and walking distance from place of Versailles
The overall hotel - cleanliness, staff, facilities. The location from the center and the palace of Versailles is within a moderate range - good for a taxi ride, however you can stretch it to a walk.
What a gem. Lovely staff, very clean and centrally located. Versailles as a place to stay (rather than running back to Paris) is a brilliant idea - the hotel, city and people were a delight.
Hotel in general was clean. Breakfast was very nice. Plenty of choice. Close proximity to the palace, Versailles was nice to walk round plenty of nice food and drinks.
Honestly nothing went well, the hotel is shabby and not well maintained, it looks like absolutely no money is spent on its upkeep and that comes through clearly.
Very nice, modern hotel. Safe in room, water refilling station, breakfast, and restaurant and bar on site. Close to restaurants and the Chateau de Versailles.
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