Hôtel IBIS STYLES Saint-Quentin
Fitness, restaurant, and business comfort north of the center
Superb · 755 reviews
About this stay
This IBIS STYLES address sits toward the northern edge of Saint-Quentin, a short taxi ride from the Museum of Fine Arts Antoine Lecuyer and its Quentin de La Tour pastels, positioning it slightly apart from the Basilique-centered cluster of hotels closer to the pedestrianized streets. What it trades in walkability it makes up for in facilities: a fitness center and restaurant sit alongside the usual chain breakfast and bar, and a business center serves travelers passing through for work. Free parking and air conditioning round out rooms that come pet-friendly and kid-friendly as standard, and accessible rooms are available. It reads as the more amenity-heavy of Saint-Quentin's ibis-branded hotels, built for a longer or more self-contained stay rather than a quick overnight near the station.
- Three-star hotel
- Fitness center
- On-site restaurant
- Business center
Our take
Hôtel IBIS STYLES Saint-Quentin is the three-star I would pick for a stay that mixes work and family time, near the northern edge of town and about seven minutes by taxi from the Musée Antoine Lécuyer. It has a fitness centre, a restaurant, a bar and a business centre, and rooms welcome both children and pets. Plan on a taxi or a car to reach the centre. An 8.6 score from 755 reviews is a solid result.
- ✓Use the on-site restaurant on arrival night if you're coming in late; it saves hunting for dinner in an unfamiliar part of town.
- ✓Book a taxi rather than walking to the Museum of Fine Arts Antoine Lecuyer; it's roughly seven minutes by car from this address.
- ✓Take advantage of free parking here if you're driving in from Paris or Belgium rather than arriving by train.
Why we love it
- Fitness center on site
- Restaurant and bar included
- Free parking for drivers
- Pet- and kid-friendly rooms
Why guests love itFamilies staying multiple nights appreciate having a restaurant and fitness center on site, since it takes the pressure off finding kid-friendly dining every evening in the town center. The free parking also matters for families arriving by car, and the kid-friendly rooms are straightforward and reliable. The trade-off is distance: getting to the Basilique or the Etang d'Isle lake park means a short drive rather than a walk out the door.
Guest reviews
Superb · based on 755 reviews