Where to Stay in Troyes: Best Hotels & Neighborhoods
Updated 8 November 2026 · 52 real hotels
The historic centre (Vieille ville) is the best base for first-time visitors, putting you within walking distance of the half-timbered streets, the cathedral, and the outlet shopping villages. Budget travellers and drivers will find solid options a few kilometres north, without sacrificing too much convenience.
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| Hotel | Area | Rating | Price / night |
|---|---|---|---|
| Premiere Classe Troyes Sud - Parc Saint Thibault | — | ★ 3.5 | 39 €/nuit |
| Bhoma Budget Troyes Aéroport ★★ | La Chapelle-Saint-Luc | ★ 3.9 | 39 €/nuit |
| Premiere Classe Troyes Sud - Bucheres | — | ★ 3.4 | 42 €/nuit |
| Ibis Budget Troyes Est | Saint-Parres-aux-Tertres | ★ 3 | 44 €/nuit |
| B&B HOTEL Troyes Saint-Parres-aux-Tertres ★★ | Saint-Parres-aux-Tertres | ★ 3.9 | 46 €/nuit |
| fasthotel troyes | — | ★ 4.4 | 47 €/nuit |
| Appart'Hotel de la Tour ★★★ | Troyes | ★ 3.8 | 50 €/nuit |
| B&B HOTEL Troyes Barberey ★★ | La Chapelle-Saint-Luc | ★ 3.8 | 51 €/nuit |
| Chambre d'Hotes Arcis sur Aube | — | ★ 2.5 | 53 €/nuit |
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Troyes sits at the heart of the Champagne region, roughly 150 km south-east of Paris, and it rewards slow exploration. Its medieval street plan, famously shaped like a champagne cork, is lined with over 1,000 timber-framed houses, Gothic churches, and lively terraces. The city is compact enough to cover on foot, yet rich enough to fill a long weekend without rushing.
Beyond the architecture, Troyes draws two distinct types of visitor: those chasing cultural depth (museums dedicated to modern art, stained glass, and local craftsmanship) and those hunting serious bargains at the Marques Avenue and McArthurGlen designer outlet villages just outside town. Getting the right neighbourhood right means you can do both without wasting time in transit.
Which area to stay in Troyes?
- Vieille Ville (Old Town): The obvious first choice for travellers who want to wake up inside the medieval fabric of the city. Restaurants, bars, and the main monuments are all on foot. This is where you will find the luxury end of the market, including La Licorne Hotel and Spa Troyes by MGallery.
- Saint-Jean / Rue Emile Zola corridor: The commercial spine of Troyes, lively throughout the day and well connected to both the train station and the old town. Good for mid-range stays and easy access to everyday amenities.
- Around the Train Station (Gare de Troyes): Practical for travellers arriving by rail from Paris-Est (around 1h30 by direct train). Several mid-range and budget hotels cluster here, making early arrivals and late departures straightforward.
- La Chapelle-Saint-Luc (north-west, approx. 4 km): A quieter residential suburb that suits drivers well. Closer to the outlet villages and the A26 motorway, with noticeably lower room rates than the centre.
- Troyes Nord / Barberey (approx. 5 km): The northern approach road that links the city to the airport and to the major retail parks. Good for road-trippers who need parking and an easy morning departure, though it lacks the charm of the city centre.
Good to know
- Book ahead for outlet-shopping weekends: Troyes is one of France's top discount-shopping destinations. Hotels fill quickly on weekends throughout spring and autumn, and rates climb noticeably Friday to Sunday. Mid-week stays are almost always cheaper and calmer.
- Choose your base by transport mode: If you are arriving by train, a hotel near the station or in the old town saves money on taxis. If you are driving, suburban hotels with free parking (such as those in La Chapelle-Saint-Luc or Barberey) can offset the higher fuel and toll costs.
- The best season is May to September: Troyes has a continental climate with warm, reasonably dry summers. The medieval festival season and open-air markets run through June and July. Winter is cold and many terrace venues close, though Christmas markets add some atmosphere in December.
- Get a city pass or museum card: The Troyes city card covers entry to several museums and can represent real savings if you plan more than two visits. Pick one up at the tourist office near the town hall.
- Allow time for the outlets before or after, not instead of the city: The McArthurGlen and Marques Avenue villages are about 3 to 5 km from the centre. A half-day there combined with an evening in the old town is a sensible rhythm, rather than treating them as the sole reason to come.
What to know about hotels in Troyes?
What is the best area to stay in Troyes for a first visit?+
The Vieille Ville (old town) is the most rewarding base, keeping you within walking distance of the half-timbered streets, the Saint-Pierre-et-Saint-Paul Cathedral, and the best restaurants. If the old town is fully booked or over your budget, the Saint-Jean corridor and the train-station neighbourhood are both easy alternatives with good transport links.
How do I get from Troyes train station to the city centre?+
Troyes city centre is about 10 to 15 minutes on foot from the main train station (Gare de Troyes), or a short taxi ride. Local buses also connect the station to different parts of the city. The old town is compact enough that most hotels within it are reachable without a vehicle once you have arrived.
What is the best time of year to visit Troyes?+
Late spring and summer (May to August) offer the most reliable weather and the richest calendar of events, including open-air markets and heritage festivals. September is also pleasant and slightly less crowded. Winter is cold and quiet, though December brings Christmas markets that give the medieval streets a lively atmosphere.
What is a realistic budget for a hotel in Troyes?+
Based on current availability, budget options start around 56 to 65 euros per night for two-star properties. Mid-range three-star hotels typically run from 64 to 87 euros per night, while a four-star stay costs around 65 to 104 euros depending on location. The top luxury option in the old town is priced at 185 euros per night.
Is there an airport near Troyes, and how far is it from the hotels?+
Troyes has a small regional airport (Troyes Barberey Airport) located roughly 5 to 6 km north of the city centre, used mainly for general and business aviation rather than major commercial routes. Most international visitors arrive via Paris Charles de Gaulle or Paris Orly and then take a direct train or drive the approximately 150 km to Troyes.
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