Hotels in Amiens: Where to Stay in 2025
Updated 8 September 2026 · 46 real hotels
The historic Centre-ville, clustered around the UNESCO-listed Notre-Dame cathedral and the Saint-Leu canal quarter, is the most rewarding base for most visitors. Travelers arriving by train may prefer the station district for convenience, while those driving on a budget can look at suburban options a few kilometers out.
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| Hotel | Area | Rating | Price / night |
|---|---|---|---|
| Premiere Classe Amiens ★★ | Amiens | ★ 3.4 | 36 €/nuit |
| Première Classe Amiens Est - Glisy ★ | Glisy | ★ 4 | 39 €/nuit |
| Glisy Hotel ★ | Glisy | ★ 3.4 | 41 €/nuit |
| Hôtel de Normandie ★★ | Centre-ville | ★ 3.6 | 42 €/nuit |
| Auberge de Jeunesse HI Amiens | Saint-Honoré - Jeanne d'Arc | ★ 4.1 | 47 €/nuit |
| Comfort Hotel Amiens Nord ★★★ | Amiens | ★ 3.5 | 52 €/nuit |
| Nemea Appart Hotel Coliseum Amiens Centre ★★★ | Centre-ville | ★ 4.5 | 56 €/nuit |
| B&B HOTEL Amiens Longueau ★★ | Longueau | ★ 3.7 | 58 €/nuit |
| Hôtel Inn Design & Restaurant Amiens ★★ | Dury | ★ 4 | 59 €/nuit |
Amiens is the capital of the Somme department in northern France, roughly 130 kilometers north of Paris by TGV. It is best known for its Gothic cathedral, the largest in France by interior volume, and for the floating gardens called the Hortillonnages, a mosaic of market garden islands threaded by narrow channels east of the city center. Visiting here feels unhurried: the old Saint-Leu quarter along the river Somme has been carefully restored, lined with low brick houses, waterside terraces and independent restaurants.
Beyond its medieval fabric, Amiens holds a genuine literary heritage as the adopted city of Jules Verne, whose house is preserved as a museum. The city also sits at the gateway to the Somme battlefields, making it a practical overnight stop for history travelers as well as a destination in its own right. Hotels are affordable compared with Paris, and the walkable center means a well-chosen address saves both time and transport costs.
Which area to stay in Amiens?
- Centre-ville / Cathédrale: The obvious first choice for first-time visitors. Hotels here place you within walking distance of the cathedral, the Hortillonnages boat tours, the Jules Verne house and the main museum. Options range from the budget-friendly Hôtel Au Spatial (59 €) to the upscale Mercure Amiens Cathédrale (138 €), with mid-range picks like Hôtel Le Saint Louis (82 €) and Nemea Appart Hotel Coliseum (65 €) sitting comfortably in between.
- Saint-Leu Quarter: Technically part of the centre, this canalside district south of the cathedral has the most atmospheric streets and the densest concentration of restaurants and bars. Staying anywhere in Centre-ville gives you easy access on foot.
- Gare du Nord / Station District: Practical for business travelers or those making day trips by rail. The Appart'City Confort Amiens Gare (65 €) offers apartment-style rooms steps from the TGV platforms, cutting commute time to zero if you are arriving late or leaving early.
- Northern Suburbs (Poulainville): About 6.5 kilometers from the center, the Kyriad Prestige Hôtel and Spa Amiens Nord (108 €) suits drivers who want a quieter setting with spa facilities. A car is necessary for sightseeing.
- Eastern Periphery (Glisy): Near the A29 motorway interchange, the Première Classe Amiens Est (35 €) is aimed at road-trippers and lorry drivers. Very functional, very affordable, and far from tourist sights without a vehicle.
- City-wide budget tier: The Premiere Classe Amiens (34 €) offers the lowest entry price in the city for travelers whose priority is cost above location.
Good to know
- Book early for summer and memorial dates: July and August bring leisure visitors to the Hortillonnages, while commemorative events around WWI battlefield sites (particularly around 1 July and 11 November) fill hotels quickly across the Somme region. Rates rise noticeably during those windows.
- Arrive by TGV and skip the car: Paris Gare du Nord to Amiens takes about 70 minutes by direct intercity train. The cathedral, Saint-Leu and the main museums are all walkable from the station, so renting a car is unnecessary unless you plan battlefield itineraries in the surrounding countryside.
- Visiting the Hortillonnages: Guided punt tours run seasonally, generally from April to October. If this is a priority, confirm dates before booking a specific travel window, as the experience is weather and season dependent.
- Parking in the centre: If you do drive, paid underground car parks near the cathedral are the most practical option. Street parking in the historic core is limited and restricted.
- Shoulder season sweet spot: April to June and September to October offer mild weather, smaller crowds and competitive room rates. The cathedral's famous son-et-lumière color projection (a free evening spectacle illuminating the facade) typically runs in summer and during December's Christmas market period.
What to know about hotels in Amiens?
What is the best area to stay in Amiens?+
Centre-ville, particularly the blocks near the cathedral and the Saint-Leu canal quarter, is the most convenient and atmospheric base. You can walk to virtually every major sight, and the neighborhood has a good range of restaurants and cafes. Hotels like the Mercure Amiens Cathédrale, Hôtel Le Saint Louis and Nemea Appart Hotel Coliseum are all positioned in or very close to this area.
What is the best time of year to visit Amiens?+
Late spring (May to June) and early autumn (September to October) are generally the most comfortable periods, with mild temperatures and manageable crowds. December is also popular thanks to one of the largest Christmas markets in northern France, held around the cathedral. Midsummer is perfectly pleasant but sees the most visitors.
How do I get from Paris to Amiens?+
The fastest and easiest option is the direct intercity train from Paris Gare du Nord, which takes approximately 70 minutes. Trains run frequently throughout the day. By car, Amiens is about 140 kilometers north of Paris via the A1 motorway, roughly 90 minutes in normal traffic.
Is there an airport near Amiens?+
Amiens does not have a commercial passenger airport. The nearest international airports are Paris Charles de Gaulle (roughly 120 kilometers south) and Lille Lesquin (roughly 100 kilometers north). Most international visitors fly into one of those airports and then continue to Amiens by train or car.
What is the average hotel budget for a night in Amiens?+
Based on available options, budget travelers can find rooms from around 34 to 35 euros per night at no-frills chain properties on the city's outskirts. Mid-range stays in the centre typically run between 65 and 82 euros, while a four-star hotel near the cathedral costs around 108 to 138 euros per night depending on the property.
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