Aparthotels and Serviced Apartments in Orléans

Frenchdoor Orléans Cloître is a recently renovated aparthotel in central Orléans, and every unit has a kitchenette and a washing machine, which makes a longer stay with children far easier. Rooms are air-conditioned, with a private bathroom, a TV and free WiFi. A continental buffet breakfast is served each morning for days without cooking, and the front desk is open 24 hours for late arrivals.

Frenchdoor Orléans 7 Dormants offers air-conditioned apartments near the Maison de Jeanne d'Arc and Orléans Cathedral, so the main sights of the city are a walk away for families. Apartments have private bathrooms, city views and free WiFi, and a shared kitchen lets you prepare simple meals for the children. A continental buffet breakfast is served daily, and the front desk is open 24 hours for late arrivals.

I would choose Frenchdoor Orléans Fernand for a family stay with some space to spread out. The family rooms are air-conditioned and soundproofed, with private bathrooms. Guests share a kitchen, a lounge, a coffee shop, a garden and a sun terrace, which gives children and parents room to settle. A continental buffet breakfast is served daily, and the station and Hôtel Groslot are close.

Frenchdoor Orléans Arago is an aparthotel I would suggest to families who like a bit of independence. The shared kitchen lets parents prepare simple meals for children, and the sun terrace, garden and outdoor seating give everyone space outside. Rooms are air-conditioned with private bathrooms, housekeeping is daily, and a continental buffet breakfast is served. Paid private parking on site suits families arriving by car. There is no pool listed.

Each apartment at Adagio Access Orléans has an equipped kitchen, and I find that the main argument for families: meals for children can follow their own timetable. Private parking on site suits those arriving by car, the tram links the aparthotel to the city centre, and a lift serves the apartments, which helps with strollers. Apartments are air-conditioned with a seating area, and a buffet breakfast is available daily. There is no pool or play area listed.

I would consider this aparthotel for a family or a longer stay in Orléans, when a studio or apartment is more useful than a standard room. It stands in the historic district, close to the theatre, restaurants, Place du Martroi and the train station. The atmosphere is warm and functional rather than grand. Self-catering space helps with children, though full hotel services are more limited than in a classic hotel.