Stays in Troyes

I would choose La Maison V.H. for a family that wants apartment-style space in Troyes. The recently renovated accommodation has a lush garden and a sun terrace, which give children room outdoors. Bicycles are free to use, a good way to explore the old town together, and an on-site minimarket helps with snacks. The continental breakfast includes vegetarian and gluten-free options, and an EV charging station suits families arriving by electric car.

A fully equipped kitchen with a refrigerator, a microwave and a stovetop in every unit makes Le Boudoir easy for families in Troyes, where meals can be prepared at your own pace. The aparthotel sits in a recently renovated historic building, units are soundproofed with parquet floors, and some look onto the garden. Housekeeping is daily and check-in is private. Troyes station and the town hall are less than 1 km away. I would suggest it to families who prefer an apartment.

I would choose La Flûte enchantée for a family that wants a kitchen in the centre of Troyes. This four-star aparthotel occupies a historic building, and its air-conditioned units have kitchen facilities and private bathrooms, with views over the inner courtyard. The train station and the Town Hall are less than 1 km away, so arrivals by rail and walks into the old town are easy. Daily housekeeping and free WiFi complete the practical side.

I would choose Le Champ des Oiseaux for a family that wants to stay in the historic heart of Troyes and walk to the main sights. Saint-Pierre-et-Saint-Paul Cathedral and the Modern Art Museum are a short walk away. Rooms are en suite with a TV and free WiFi, and a planted courtyard and garden offer a quiet place to sit. Light dishes can be eaten in the garden or in the room, and parents can take turns at the spa.

I would choose La Maison de Rhodes for a family that wants a pool in the historic centre of Troyes. The heated outdoor swimming pool and the garden give children a break between walks through the old streets. Rooms are decorated in the regional Champagne style, and room service and laundry facilities help on a longer stay. The restaurant serves local organic cuisine, and there is a bar for parents in the evening.

La Licorne Hotel & Spa is the five-star I would suggest in Troyes to families who want comfort and an indoor pool. The indoor swimming pool works whatever the weather, which helps with children between visits to the half-timbered old town. Rooms are air-conditioned and soundproofed, so everyone sleeps well, and daily housekeeping keeps things easy. Parents can use the sauna and fitness centre, or relax on the terrace and at the bar.

For families visiting Troyes, Mercure Troyes Centre is a comfortable base about 500 metres from the historic heart, so the half-timbered streets of the old town, famously shaped like a Champagne cork on the map, are a short walk away. Rooms are air-conditioned, which helps on summer nights, and the two terraces give parents a quiet drink once the children are asleep. The breakfast buffet starts the day well. A score of 8.9 from nearly 1,700 reviews is excellent.

OKKO Hotels Troyes Centre is just steps from Troyes train station, and its modern family rooms are soundproofed and air-conditioned, with city views. That makes it an easy base for walking into the old town and its half-timbered houses with children. There is a fitness centre, a bar and a restaurant serving French cuisine, WiFi is free and pets are accepted, so the family dog can come too.

Family rooms, a garden and a terrace give the ibis Styles Troyes Centre more breathing space than many city-centre chain hotels, and I see that as its main appeal for parents. Rooms are air-conditioned with free Wi-Fi, a buffet breakfast starts the day, and the bar is on site for the evening. Pets are welcome. The hotel suits a stay near the Aube Congress Centre, and the Forêt d'Orient Natural Regional Park makes a good outing with children.

Family rooms with air conditioning, a private bathroom and free Wi-Fi are the core of the Hôtel Akena Troyes - La Chapelle St-Luc, and I would add the free on-site private parking as the practical plus for families arriving by car. The terrace gives a little outdoor space at the end of the day, while the bar and coffee shop cover a drink or a snack. Pets are welcome, and the hotel works as a convenient base for exploring Troyes and its region.

Best Western Premier de La Poste & Spa occupies a former posting office in the pedestrian zone of historic Troyes, so families step straight out into car-free streets. Rooms are individually decorated, with air conditioning, a minibar and free WiFi. The Nuxe Spa, with a sauna, hammam and sensory shower, is included free of charge, a real treat for parents after a day of sightseeing. Guests rate this four-star 8.6 out of 10 across more than 1,700 reviews.

Private parking with electric car charging, available on reservation, is the practical detail I would flag for families driving to the Kyriad Troyes Centre. Rooms are air-conditioned with a welcome tray and free Wi-Fi, and the snack bar covers a quick bite after a day out. The 24-hour front desk handles late arrivals with tired children. The location is well placed for walking to the city centre of Troyes and its sights, and pets are accepted.

Located in La Chapelle-Saint-Luc, just outside Troyes, Hotel Bhoma suits families arriving by car, and I find the free parking and 24-hour front desk the most practical points. Rooms have private bathrooms, satellite TV and a hairdryer, and Wi-Fi is free. A daily buffet breakfast starts the day, and vending machines cover drinks and snacks in the evening. Check-in works with an automatic room allocator, handy for late arrivals. Pets are welcome.

ibis Troyes Centre is near Troyes Town Hall, Espace Argence and the Tool and Trade Museum, so families can see the centre on foot. Some air-conditioned rooms have sofa beds or interconnecting options, which helps when travelling with children. Every room has a private bathroom, a desk and a TV, WiFi is free, and the 24-hour front desk offers luggage storage for late check-outs. There is a bar, and pets are welcome. Guests rate it 8.2 out of 10 across more than 1,900 reviews.

Shopping at the Troyes factory outlets is the obvious reason families pick the B&B Hotel Troyes Magasins d'usine, and I find it well set up for a car-based stay. Family rooms are air-conditioned with a private bathroom and free Wi-Fi, and the garden and sun terrace give children some outdoor space after a day in the shops. A continental buffet breakfast is served daily. Free private parking, an electric vehicle charging station and a pet-friendly policy round it off.

Villa Hotel is in Saint-André-les-Vergers, 3 km from central Troyes, a quieter setting for families who arrive by car and want free private parking. Rooms are air-conditioned with free WiFi, and breakfast is served each day overlooking a flower-filled garden, a calm start before heading into the old town. A gastronomic restaurant stands next door, so dinner does not mean driving back into the city.

Ace Hotel Troyes is in Saint-André-les-Vergers, a short drive from the centre of Troyes, which suits families arriving by car. Private parking is free, rooms are air-conditioned with a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom, and WiFi is free throughout. A continental breakfast is served every day, and vending machines cover snacks and drinks for late arrivals or hungry children. Pets are welcome. Guests rate it 8.1 out of 10 across more than 2,000 reviews.

Modern rooms near Troyes-Barberey Airport set the tone at the Campanile PRIME Troyes Nord Barberey, a three-star built for business, family and shopping trips. For families, I would highlight the buffet breakfast with homemade products, a good start before a day at the factory outlets or a drive into the old town. Rooms are air-conditioned with private bathrooms, which helps on warm summer nights, and pets are accepted, so the family dog can come along too.

Brit Hotel Privilège Le Royal stands just 100 metres from Troyes station, which I find ideal for a family arriving by train: almost no walking with luggage, and the historic centre within easy reach on foot. Rooms are air-conditioned with private bathrooms, and the restaurant serving regional cuisine lets everyone taste Champagne specialities without searching for a table. There is a bar for parents, free WiFi throughout, and pets are accepted.

Hotel de la Gare de Troyes is steps from the train station and a five-minute walk from the city centre, which makes a car-free family trip simple. Rooms are soundproofed, with private bathrooms and free WiFi, a real help for light sleepers. Breakfast can be taken in the breakfast room, in the interior courtyard or in your room, and the lounge has a fireplace for quieter evenings. Public parking is opposite and pets are welcome. Guests rate it 7.9 out of 10 across more than 2,000 reviews.

I would choose the Relais Saint Jean for a couple's stay in the historic centre of Troyes. This four-star hotel has individually decorated, air-conditioned rooms with free Wi-Fi. The standout is the fitness centre with a hot tub in a 16th-century cellar. There is also a private bar and a library. Pets are welcome, and secure parking helps if you arrive by car.

I would choose Contact Hôtel Hôtel de Troyes for a stay by car, a short drive from the historic centre of Troyes. Secure on-site parking with video surveillance and electric vehicle charging are the practical strengths. Non-smoking rooms have free Wi-Fi, satellite TV with sports and news channels, and a private shower. A daily buffet breakfast is available, and the lounge bar is a calm place for the evening. Pets are welcome.

Set in a 16th-century building in the historic centre of Troyes, this hotel lets families explore the old town on foot straight from the door. Family rooms keep everyone together, a buffet breakfast starts the day, and free WiFi is available throughout. Private parking can be arranged on request, which helps in a centre with narrow streets, and pets are welcome. Guests rate it 7.8 out of 10 across more than 2,100 reviews.

For a family stopping in Troyes, I see this B&B HOTEL as a simple, practical base. The historic centre with its half-timbered houses is about 500 metres away, so a walk into town is easy even with younger children, and restaurants are within a short stroll. The daily buffet breakfast helps before a day of sightseeing, the 24-hour reception handles late arrivals, and pets are accepted. Rooms are contemporary and straightforward.

I would recommend this Logis to families who want to walk into the old town of Troyes without paying for a grand address. The en-suite rooms are simple, with TNT channels and free WiFi, a continental breakfast is served daily and parking is available. Pets are welcome, which helps if you travel with a dog. It is a short walk from the historic centre and close to the convention centre, so evenings out are easy.

Kosy Appart'hotels Troyes City & Park offers self-catering apartments and studios close to Troyes Cathedral and the Museum of Modern Art, so families can cook their own meals and still walk to the main sights of the old town. Each unit has a kitchenette, a private bathroom and free WiFi. Easy access to the main motorways makes it a convenient stop for families driving across France, and pets are welcome.

I would describe Zenao Appart'hôtels as a residence designed for seniors, not a classic family hotel. It offers self-catering apartments in Troyes with kitchenettes, private bathrooms with walk-in showers, and in some cases a balcony. Wi-Fi is free and there is a patio. The city centre and Espace Argence are a ten-minute walk away, and pets are welcome, which is useful for guests travelling with a dog.

Family rooms with air conditioning, a private bathroom and free Wi-Fi are the base at the Campanile Troyes Sud - Buchères, and I would add the on-site restaurant as a real help for families: traditional French cuisine without leaving the hotel after a long drive. The sun terrace and garden give children space outdoors, while the bar and lounge suit parents in the evening. Pets are welcome, which makes it an easy stop for a family travelling with a dog.

I would consider Hotel Saint Georges for a family or a longer stay in Troyes, because it is an aparthotel with fully equipped kitchens. The units are spacious, with flat-screen TVs and private bathrooms, and some have a seating area or a balcony. There is a garden, and breakfast is served daily. Espace Argence is within easy reach. Reception facilities are available on request.

The baby cot and high chair available at 47 Rue Louis Mony are a good start for young families, and the apartments, with a living room and a dining area, give more space than a hotel room. Cooking in the kitchenette means meals at children's hours, and the shared washing machine helps on longer stays. The rating of 7.2 from 421 reviews suggests uneven upkeep, so families should manage expectations. There is a terrace with garden furniture and a car park, pets are accepted, and the station is about 770 m away for a car-free arrival.