Spa and Wellness Hotels in Grenoble

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.

Park Hotel Grenoble is a contemporary four-star on the edge of Paul Mistral Park, so children have green space right outside, and a tram stop is a two-minute walk away. Rooms are spacious and air-conditioned, with free Wi-Fi. Parents can use the wellness room with a steam bath, an experience shower and fitness machines. Pets are accepted. I recommend it to families who want a central base in Grenoble with a park on the doorstep.

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.

OKKO Grenoble Centre stands next to the Hoche Gardens, a green space right outside the door where children can let off steam. Soft drinks are complimentary all day, which families quickly appreciate, and the terrace looks over the park. Adults get a sauna, a fitness centre and an evening aperitivo included in the stay. I would book it for a city stay with older kids who are happy with a design hotel rather than a resort.

RockyPop is an easy pick for families in Grenoble: family rooms keep everyone together, air-conditioned and with a private bathroom, and the garden and terrace give children space outside the room. The restaurant and bar save a trip out on the first evening, and the 24-hour front desk helps with late arrivals. Bicycle hire is available on site, a good way to explore the flat city centre with older children.

Residhome Grenoble Caserne De Bonne offers apartments with fully equipped kitchens, and I find it a practical choice for families staying several nights. The city centre is a 10-minute walk away and a shopping centre is just 150 metres off, handy for groceries. Some apartments have views of the Vercors and Belledonne mountains. Parents can use the sauna and gym, the reception is open 24 hours, and pets are welcome.

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.

I would pick Adagio Grenoble Centre for a family that wants more room than a standard hotel gives. The studios and suites come with fully equipped kitchens, so meals are flexible and longer stays stay manageable. WiFi is free, and the fitness room and sauna give parents a break. It sits in the Europole business district, a short walk from the TGV station and the city centre, with easy access to the A480 motorway.

Novotel Grenoble Centre sits in the business district a few steps from the TGV station, with a tram stop right outside, and I find it convenient for families travelling by train. Rooms are air-conditioned, some with a Nespresso machine, and the hotel has facilities for guests with disabilities. There is a fitness centre, a restaurant and a bar, and pets are welcome. The tram takes you to the historic centre in a few minutes.

I would pick COWOOL Grenoble for a family that wants an apartment with some hotel extras. Each unit has a private bathroom, a fully equipped kitchen, air conditioning, free WiFi and a balcony with mountain views. A games room helps with children, and parents have a spa, a sauna, a fitness room, a lounge, a sun terrace and a garden. Pets are welcome, so a dog can come too.