B&B HOTELS in Béthune , 1 hotel

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Choose the best affordable hotel in Béthune

Are you planning to spend a few days in Béthune and wondering, naturally, where is the best place to stay? If you are in search of low-cost lodging, the Hotel B&B Béthune Bruay-la-Buissière is the perfect place for business trips or family holidays in the Pas-de-Calais. Just leave your bags in your room and head off to explore the Hauts-de-France region.

What to do and the best places to visit while spending a weekend in Béthune

If you are spending a few days in Béthune, you can rest assured that you will have plenty of things to occupy your time, whether you are travelling alone, as a couple, with your family or with friends. Discover the city’s must-see sites and design an itinerary that best suits your interests.

What to do in Béthune

If you have a little extra time during your stay, you won’t have trouble finding things to do. Some of the main places of interest in Béthune are: the Parc d’Ohlain, which is very popular with golf and mini golf lovers, the Stade-Parc with its Art Deco swimming pool and the ruins of the Château de la Buissière.

Feel like stretching your legs? We advise stopping by the Parc de la Lawe. This 30-hectare site on the banks of the Lawe river is a dreamy setting for a stroll or a morning jog.

Are you in Béthune for a family holiday ? If you are travelling with children, treat them to a pleasant afternoon at the Zanzi-Boum play area. This covered amusement park, located in Bruay-la-Buissière, covers no less than 1200 square metres!

Monuments and museums to visit in Béthune

Béthune is a commune of the metropolitan area of Lille, which has nearly 4 million inhabitants. It is part of the mining region of Nord-Pas-de-Calais, and its history is closely linked with mining. Take a little time during your stay in Béthune to visit the Musée de la Mine. This cultural visit provides insight into the evolution of techniques and tools used to extract coal and prevent coal dust. Children will enjoy the 30-minute mini-film explaining the history of the mines.