Location
Hotel’s location in Nantes city centre offers convenience
The city of Nantes is one the most attractive and dynamic places in the western part of France and has become a cultural haven of history and modern art. Located on the Loire River and in the historic province of Brittany, the city boasts such claims as the birthplace of Jules Vernes and the most livable city in Europe according to Time magazine. The hotel’s location in Nantes city centre puts guests within walking distance of a variety of nearby attractions including La Cité-Nantes Events Centre, the Machines de l'Ile and the Chateau des Ducs de Bretagne. Nantes boasts an extensive network of tram, bus and boat lines. The hotel's tram stop is Jean Jaures.
Nearby transport:
- Nantes Train Station - 1.5 km
- Nantes Atlantique Airport - 10 km
Directions
By plane:
The hotel is 10 kilometres away from the Nantes Atlantique airport. Guests can reach the hotel by taxi or shuttle. Shuttle services are available Monday through Saturday from 05:30 to 23:15 (every 30 minutes) and on Sunday from 06:15 to 13:15 (every 30 minutes) and 19:15 to 23:15 (every 45 minutes). The shuttle runs to the city centre Commerce tramway station, where guests can reach the hotel in eight minutes by foot. From the tramway station, walk toward Aristide Briand Plaza.
By tramway:
Guests can also take the Commerce station tramway T3 in the direction of Marcel Paul toward the hotel. Take the Jean Jaurès exit and walk three minutes up Jean Jaurès Street to the hotel.
By train:
The hotel is located 1.5 kilometres away from the SNCF Nantes train station. When exiting the train station, take a taxi or public transportation to the hotel. Take the Tramway T1 towards Jamet or François Miterrand and get off at the Commerce exit. From here, guests can reach the hotel in eight minutes by foot. From the tramway station, walk toward Aristide Briand Plaza.
By bus:
From Gare SNCF station, take the C3 bus toward Boulevard de la Baule/Mie St Herblain. Exit the bus at St-Nicolas. From here, walk toward the Aristide Briand Plaza (three-minute walk).