City Apartments in Troyes: Where to Stay

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 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.

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 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.

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.

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.

The baby cot and the 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 and dryer help on longer stays. The terrace with garden furniture gives children somewhere to sit outside, and pets are accepted. The station is about 700 m away in a straight line, close enough to arrive by train from Paris with luggage. This is an apartment residence with a 7.2 average from 421 reviews, so families should expect independence rather than service.