Hotels in Hauts-de-France

Where to stay in Hauts-de-France?

Booking a stay in Hauts-de-France means treating yourself to a journey through time and space. From the belfries of the North to the cathedrals of Picardy, and the beaches of the Opal Coast, the region offers an incredible diversity of landscapes and experiences. 

A rich and varied historical heritage 

Hauts-de-France is a land of history, marked by conflicts but also by an exceptional cultural legacy. Visiting Hauts-de-France means diving into the heart of French history. 

• In Picardy, ruined castles, restored abbeys, and masterpieces of religious architecture like the cathedrals of Amiens and Laon, or the Saint-Quentin Basilica, bear witness to a glorious past.     
• In the North, belfries, citadels, and fortifications, such as the Lille Citadel, transport visitors to another era. Don't forget the Louvre-Lens museum, a branch of the famous Parisian museum!     

Breathtaking natural landscapes 

The region also offers a wide variety of natural landscapes, perfect for relaxation and outdoor activities. 

• The Marquenterre Ornithological Park, the Halatte forest, and the Thiérache region in Picardy are perfect for unusual family walks.     
• The Opal Coast, with its rugged cliffs, fine sandy beaches, and endless dunes, is an exceptional place for nature lovers and hikers.     

A vibrant and festive culture 

Hauts-de-France is also a dynamic and festive region with a unique way of life. 

• Carnivals, festivals, shows, and major flea markets, like the Lille Braderie, punctuate life in the region and offer a warm and friendly atmosphere.     
• Be sure to taste the local gastronomy, rich in flavours and traditions. Take advantage of your stay to discover new restaurants.     

Activities for all tastes 

Whether you are a history buff, a nature lover, or a culture enthusiast, you will bound to find what you are looking for in Hauts-de-France. 

• In the footsteps of the First World War: the Dragon's Lair (Caverne du Dragon), the Historial of the Great War, or the remains of the Battle of the Somme are essential sites of remembrance.     
• For families: Parc Astérix, the little train of Laon, or the Somme Bay Railway will delight young and old alike.     
• For couples: the historic streets of Lille, the charm of Saint-Omer, or the region's spas offer a romantic setting for a getaway for two.