NANTES
, the former capital of Brittany, is no longer officially part of the province: it was transferred to the Pays de la Loire in 1962 when the modern administrative regions were established. Nonetheless, such bureaucracy is not taken too seriously in a city whose history is so intimately bound up with Breton fortunes, and whose inhabitants still consider it to be an integral part of the province. A considerable medieval centre, it later achieved great wealth from colonial expedit... [More]
3 star hotel ideally located next to the station and near the Convention Center and the -Ducs de Bretagne- castle. 91 soundproofed and air-conditioned rooms recently renovated and customised to the train theme. Restaurant, bar and meeting rooms. . [More]
105 rooms. In the heart of Nantes, near the Convention Centre and the Auditorium. This 3 star modern, comfortable and air-conditioned hotel is ideal for business and leisure stays. 5 min walk from the historic town centre and from Gare Sud station ( Cast. le des Ducs de Bretagne, Cathedrale, Jardin... [More]
The hotel offers 81 rooms and is situated on the highway RN 23 (Nantes centre-Angers, Paris). North-East of Nantes, 6km from the city centre. The hotel has a restaurant, meeting rooms (40 people), free fenced private parking and is equipped for disabled . guests. [More]
Situated in the city centre, this hotel offers 140 rooms with additional beds, conference rooms (50 people), chargeable garage, restaurant and bar. Rooms for disabled people. . [More]
Located betwen Bretagne and Bocage Nantes is well known for its historical heritage. Once the home of the Dukes of Brittany, Nantes is a lively and welcoming city and is a must for tourists and those in search of excellent gastronomy.The Holiday Inn Garden Court Nantes, is right in the heart of the... [More]