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This historic town is the main city of the Centre region (now called Centre Val-de-Loire) and the Loiret department (45). Discover all the history that Orléans contains: the life of Marguerite d'Orléans, the liberation of the city by Joan of Arc in 1429 and the bombing during the Second World War.

Many monuments await your discovery in Orléans and its surrounding area.

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Nestled in the southern crook of the Loire, the capital of the Centre region, near Saran, hosts an exceptional array of heritage sites.

Inseparable from the epic of Joan of Arc, Orléans played a key role in the history of France.

Book your stay in Orléans without further delay, a historic destination par excellence! Our hotels, equipped with an HD WiFi internet connection, offer you all the comfort possible for a marvellously relaxing and fun holiday, while guaranteeing good value for money. There’s nothing like it for travelling on a budget!

Which hotel to choose in Orléans

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Are you wondering where to stay in Orléans? Are you looking for accommodation for your next holiday or for a weekend getaway? Are you looking for a last-minute budget hotel? We offer single or double-room accommodation with air conditioning.

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For your stay in Orléans, book into one of our B&B HOTELS

Perfectly connected and easy to access, our B&B HOTEL Orléans welcomes you close to historical and cultural monuments you simply shouldn’t miss.

Carefully soundproofed to ensure you a calm night’s rest, rooms are equipped with air conditioning, a free unlimited Wi-Fi connection and a flat-screen television. It all promises a totally relaxing stay!

In the heart of the city centre, our B&B HOTEL Orléans Centre Foch welcomes you 24 hours a day. Thanks to its ideal location, you can enjoy the city on foot!

To the west of the city, you can also discover our B&B HOTEL Orléans Saint-Jean-de-Braye. Equipped with an elevator, the multi-level rooms of this hotel are accessible to people with disabilities.

In the north of the city in Saran, our B&B HOTEL Orléans Saran and our B&B HOTEL Orléans Nord Saran offer you all the comfort and services you need for an excellent stay. Our hotels are located a few minutes from the Cap Saran Shopping Centre and are close to the A10 motorway, an ideal location for professionals visiting the region.

To visit the city, book into our hotels located near the city centre of Orléans and its main rail station. And if you’re arriving by plane, we’re only 35 minutes from Orléans airport. Our hotels offer all the comfort you need with free and private parking, a private bathroom, quality bedding, and, à la carte, an excellent all-you-can-eat buffet breakfast (on site or to take away) at a low price! Recharge your batteries as soon as you wake up by taking advantage of our selection of quality products: croissants, fresh bread, fruit...there’s something for everyone!

And to satisfy the appetite of the whole family, our budget accommodations are located close to bars and restaurants.

Relax and enjoy the warm ambiance of this city as well as the world of B&B HOTELS.

Orléans is one of the most popular destinations in the Centre region: a successful stay is guaranteed!

Don’t wait any longer to travel in peace and quiet while taking advantage of affordable prices: book your hotel in Orléans at the best rate!

The top activities for your stay

Founded to the north of the turn in the Loire, Cenabum took advantage of its strategic position on the road to Lutetia to grow and prosper. Renamed Aurelianum by Emperor Aurelius in the 2nd century, the city was hit hard by the Barbarian invasions. The conquest of this region by the Franks was completed in 486. Attached to the kingdom of France in 732, Orléans became its capital: many kings were crowned here.

An intellectual centre (its University specialised in Roman law), Orléans was devastated by the Hundred Years’ War. On 8 May 1429, Joan of Arc liberated the city, which then prospered with the growth in agriculture.

During Louis XIV’s time, the duchy of Orléans was the largest in all of France: it reached from Arpajon to Blois.
After a relative decline during the Revolution and the Napoleonic era, the city took advantage of the course of the Paris-Orléans rail line, starting in 1852.

After its bombing during the Second World War, Orléans underwent a vast reconstruction.

Exploring Orléans on foot

Feel like getting some fresh air? In addition to a walk along the banks of the Loire, you can admire the diverse local flora and fauna in the national nature preserve of Saint-Mesmin or spend an afternoon at the Ile Charlemagne leisure centre or at the Parc Floral de la Source... Discover the many places to take a stroll amidst the tranquil beauty of the Orléans landscape. It is a dream destination for family holidays, combining nature and cultural visits. 

Orléans hosts an exceptional array of heritage sites. During your stay, you will be able to admire a number of monuments, including:
• St Croix Cathedral (its Gothic facade was rebuilt in the 18th century),
• Campo Santo,
• the Georges V Bridge,
• the Hotel Groslot (a Gothic ‘troubadour’ building),
• the Hotel des Créneaux, decorated with florets and watchtowers,
• the reconstruction of the House of Joan of Arc,
• the St Aignan Crypt,
and more.

You can also visit the Musée des Beaux-Arts, which hosts interesting collections of Italian, Flemish and Dutch paintings, as well as magnificent etchings.

Let yourself be enchanted by local life and enjoy each district of the city such as Olivet in South Orléans.

The schedule of highlights in Orléans is punctuated with numerous events: in June, Orléans'Jazz hits the streets, with free concerts in the city centre. In the summer, an eclectic programme of events is planned. In August, it’s time for Ciné Jardins, a chance to enjoy open-air cinema. The International Orléans Rose Competition is THE main event for lovers of horticulture. Created in 1959, this event takes place in September, as does the biennial Festival de Loire. Also, don't miss the numerous shows played at the Zénith d'Orléans.

But it is undoubtedly the Fêtes de Jeanne d'Arc, held between late April and early May, that are the true highlight of the Orléans calendar! As you’ll have understood, Orléans is a truly lively city! It’s the ideal destination for a romantic weekend. So don’t hesitate any longer, and book quickly into one of our establishments!