B&B Hotel in Alençon, 1 hotel

Are you looking for an affordable hotel in Alençon? B&B Hotels offers comfortable rooms at low prices to ensure you have a pleasant stay without having to spend a fortune.

Book an affordable hotel in Alençon

By choosing the B&B Hotel in Alençon, you are choosing:

• Free, unlimited Wi-Fi
• Friendly staff who are happy to help
• A sweet and savoury breakfast buffet
• A hotel with parking for travellers who want an easy solution to park their car (for an added fee of 3 euros)
• A hotel that accepts animals: dogs and cats are allowed in your room (for an added fee of 4 euros)

Spend a night in an affordable hotel room in Alençon without compromising on quality:

• Choose the room that best meets your needs: A 1-person room for solo travellers, 2-person room for couples or even a 4-person room for families and groups.
• B&B Hotel rooms are equipped with high quality Bultex mattresses to make sure you get a good night’s sleep.
• All rooms are air conditioned.
• A flat-screen television is available and offers numerous channels, including sports channels.
• All of the hotel’s rooms are soundproofed to ensure you have a quiet, restful night.
• A private bathroom with a toilet, sink and shower. 

Discover our best hotel in Alençon

Located close to the Alençon city centre, the two-star B&B Hotel Alençon Nord is a perfect jumping-off point for discovering the city at your own pace. Found near the A28 motorway, this easy-to-reach hotel offers a bit of rest after your travels. The area around the hotel offers a range of activities, including the very nearby Parc Naturel Régional de Normandie Maine, where you can dive into nature. To explore Alençon, you will enjoy the hotel’s proximity to the famous Basilique Notre-Dame d’Alençon and the Musée des Beaux-Arts et de la Dentelle. 

Don’t delay—book your affordable hotel in Alençon today!

History and town planning

During the Gallo-Roman period, Alençon was a simple river crossing on the Sarthe At the beginning of the 11th century, the city was described by sources as a fortified market town. Two hundred years later, Alençon was established as a duchy. Spurred on by Marguerite de Lorraine, the duchess of Alençon, the city experienced significant growth in the 15th century. It was made part of the royal estate in the 16th century, becoming one of the hotbeds of the Reformation. Colbert also established the Manufacture Royale de Dentelles here. Alençon lace, an adaptation of Venice lace, quickly became popular far and wide.

Where to enjoy a walk

Feel like breathing in some fresh air? Treat yourself to a relaxing afternoon in the Ecouves public forest Sessile oaks, beech trees and Scots pines cover the countryside. You can stroll through the Parc des Promenades, which has numerous play areas for children, or the Parc Gustave Courbet, where you can walk along the banks of the Sarthe river. You can also visit the Koutiala Arboretum, which is home to more than 70 varieties of trees. There are plenty of places to go for a walk in Alençon!

Heritage

Built under Pierre II, the duke of Alençon from 1361-1404, the Château des Ducs was later completely destroyed—apart from the Pavillon d’Entrée, which hints at the castle’s former splendour. You can also admire the Basilique Notre-Dame d'Alençon and its 15th century nave, along with the City Hall, built in an arc shape. Don’t miss the 14th centuryMaison Ozé or the Halle aux Blés, and make sure to visit the Musée des Beaux-Arts et de la Dentelle, with its vast collection of paintings.

Festivities

Each year, Alençon hosts a wide range of events: Orn'Expo, the Alençon Fair, which happens in February/March, the Alençon-Médavy race, the Fête d'Ici et d'Ailleurs in June, the Festival des Folklores du Monde in July, the Echappées Belles (street performances, which also happen in July) and the Galopades du Patrimoine, a race that happens every September.

Come discover this city full of surprises by booking your hotel in Alençon today