Apartment Stays in Central Grenoble

1924 Hôtel sits on a quiet street in central Grenoble, 450 metres from the SNCF station, which makes arriving by train with children straightforward. Rooms are soundproofed, so light sleepers rest well, and some look out towards the Vercors mountains. Breakfast is local and organic, a good start before a day in the city or the nearby peaks. Free WiFi is included. I would choose it for a calm family base with easy rail access rather than a resort-style stay.

I would pick Appartements RockyPop for a family or a group of friends who want apartment space in the centre of Grenoble. Each air-conditioned unit has a private bathroom, a fully equipped kitchen, a balcony and a sofa bed, which helps with extra guests. The building also has a sauna, a fitness centre, a garden, a terrace, a restaurant and a bar, and the units come with streaming services and free WiFi.

La petite Maison is a good match for families: each aparthotel unit has a bedroom, a separate living room and a kitchenette, so children can sleep while parents stay up. Outside, the garden has an outdoor play area and barbecue facilities, which makes summer evenings easy. Every unit has a balcony with garden views, and air conditioning keeps the rooms comfortable in Grenoble's hot summers. WiFi is free. It suits families who want space and a garden rather than hotel services.

The Babel Community Hôtel - Grenoble Bastille is an aparthotel in the city centre, with mountain views and easy access to local attractions. Accommodations have air conditioning, private bathrooms and kitchens, handy for family meals. The hotel adds a sun terrace, a garden, a restaurant and a bar, plus a fitness room, a spa and free WiFi. A shuttle service and evening entertainment are also offered, which suits families who like activity around them.

I would recommend Apparthôtel Tempologis to families and pet owners who want self-catering independence in Grenoble. Each apartment has a flat-screen TV, a seating area, a balcony and a fully equipped kitchenette with a dishwasher and a microwave. WiFi is free, and the balconies look out over the city and the mountains. Paul Mistral Park is only 1 km away, which is handy for children who need to run around.

Hôtel de l'Europe is presented as Grenoble's oldest hotel, set in a 17th-century building in the very centre, and I like that families can walk to the Bastille cable car and the station. Rooms are air-conditioned and soundproofed, which helps children sleep in a lively area, and some have a balcony with city views. A continental breakfast is served daily, either in the dining area or in your room, and WiFi is free.

Hôtel d'Angleterre Grenoble Hyper-Centre stands directly opposite the gardens of Place Victor Hugo, and I like that families get green space at the door. The rooms are soundproofed and air-conditioned, which helps children sleep, and some have private balconies overlooking the Vercors mountains or a hydro-massage bathtub. WiFi is free, there is an on-site bar and the Victor Hugo tram stop is close. Pets are welcome, so the dog is included.

I would pick Mercure Grenoble Centre Porte des Alpes for a family that prefers a calm residential area close to the city centre. The rooms have been renovated, and family rooms are available. There is a wellness area, and a bar restaurant serves local products. Secure parking is on site, pets are welcome, and public transport makes the trip into the centre simple. It suits both business and leisure stays.