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Best Hotels in Tours — What to Expect
Consider Tours the elegant and accessible gateway to the Loire Valley. The city itself is a delight, centered around the half-timbered houses and lively café terraces of Place Plumereau in the historic Vieux Tours. Visitors come here to use it as a perfect base for exploring the legendary châteaux like Chenonceau and Chambord, but the city rewards those who linger with its own grand cathedral, excellent museums, and a reputation as the best place in France to hear pure, traditional French spoken.
For location, staying near the central train station, Tours Centre, offers superb convenience for day trips and arrivals by rail from Paris in just over an hour. The streets radiating from Place Plumereau are ideal for couples and solo travelers who want to be immersed in the historic atmosphere, while the city’s efficient tram system makes it easy for families to navigate. It’s a city that works equally well for a weekend cultural break or a longer, relaxed holiday exploring the region.
On HOTEVI, you’ll find around 80 places to stay in and around Tours. The selection is dominated by practical, good-value chain hotels near the station and a charming array of independent boutique hotels in the old town, with a few upscale options for those seeking a more refined stay. There’s a solid choice for every style of traveler looking to discover this part of France.
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What are the best hotels in Tours?
Tours offers a diverse range of accommodations to suit every traveler. Popular choices often include charming boutique hotels in the historic center, modern establishments near the train station for convenience, and comfortable options with amenities like pools or spas. Many visitors appreciate properties that offer easy access to the city's main attractions and dining spots, providing a perfect base for exploring the Loire Valley.
What is the best area to stay in Tours?
The best area to stay in Tours depends on your preferences. For those who love history, dining, and lively nightlife, the Old Town (Vieux Tours) is ideal, with its half-timbered houses and busy Place Plumereau. If convenience and transport links are a priority, staying near the Tours train station offers easy access to regional trains and trams. Families or those seeking a quieter stay might prefer areas slightly outside the immediate city center but still well-connected by public transport.