Première Classe Orléans Ouest hotel

Near to the banks of the Loire, the city of Orléans is a must for anyone visiting the region. The cheap hotel in La Chapelle-Saint-Mesmin offers a quality stopover here. Its proximity to the prefecture of Loiret makes it easy to travel to the town for business or on holiday.

How do you get to the Première Classe hotel in La Chapelle-Saint-Mesmin?

The A71 motorway links the city of Orléans to Clermont-Ferrand. From Paris, it provides access to the A10 motorway. To reach the hotel, you need to exit this motorway and head towards Orléans-Centre. Turn left onto Avenue Georges Pompidou at the roundabout. Then take rue des Bas-Champs and turn left onto rue d'Aquitaine.

If you are coming bypublic transport, you have the option of taking bus 4 to get off at the Trois Fontaines stop, or getting on tramway B. These two means of transport provide a direct link to Orléans station in around thirty minutes.

What are the advantages of this Première Classe hotel?

Recently renovated, the hotel features efficient air conditioning in all its areas. Conveniently, it has an enclosed, secure car park. For late arrivals, you will be given a code to open the gate. On-site check-in starts at 2pm. Check-out is at midday. Payment can be made by holiday vouchers during reception opening hours. The Wi-Fi there is free. Pets are welcome here, for an additional fee.

What are the rooms like at the hotel in La Chapelle-Saint-Mesmin?

Comfortable rooms can accommodate up to three people. Some are adapted for people with reduced mobility. You can choose between a double bed or single beds. Each flat has a private bathroom with washbasin, toilet and shower. It also has a flat-screen TV and a small table. Some rooms have a balcony overlooking an inner courtyard.

Where can you eat at the hotel?

As soon as you wake up, you can enjoy a self-service buffet within the hotel. The breakfast room is open from 6.30am to 10am Monday to Friday, and from 7am to 10am on Saturdays and Sundays. You will find a variety of pastries, a wide choice of drinks, various dairy products and fruit.

Lunch and dinner are served at the Campanile restaurant, just a few metres away. You also have plenty of time to eat in the centre of Orléans.

What is there to do in Orléans and the Centre-Val de Loire region?

A city steeped in history, Orléans can be visited in all seasons. The Musée des Beaux-Arts, the Sainte-Croix cathedral and the Maison Jeanne d'Arc are all great places to discover the city's culture. Take a stroll along the Place du Martroi, where there are some great restaurants to sample local specialities. Strolling the aisles of the Jardin des Plantes and pedalling along the Loire are also essential leisure activities in this region. Close to the town, the forest extends over several hectares. Last but not least, the châteaux of the Loire Valley, such as Chambord, Amboise and Blois, are within easy reach by car... or bike!