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Hotels in Rouen

Visit Rouen, a city with rich heritage and timeless beauty, perfectly embodied by the establishments Logis Hotels, Urban Style, and Cit'Hotel, each offering a unique and memorable experience.

In the heart of Seine-Maritime, Rouen stands out with its medieval architecture, cobblestone streets, and its majestic cathedral, a true gothic masterpiece that has inspired renowned artists. This city, which harmoniously combines history and modernity, is the ideal starting point to explore the charms of Normandy.

Stay at the best hotels in Rouen

Find hotels in and around Rouen and have an excellent stay with family or friends.

Cit'Hôtel

Dive into the unique atmosphere of our 2 and 3-star hotels, real havens of peace with a joyful and contemporary design. Located in the heart of cities, they offer a perfect balance between conviviality, modern comfort, and competitive prices. Each Cit'Hôtel is designed to meet your needs with attentive and personalized service, ensuring an exceptional stay experience with every visit.

Urban Style

Discover our 3 and 4-star hotels, where design and contemporary elegance meet to create an atmosphere that is both chic and welcoming. Urban Style stands out for its inspiring spaces, merging art and comfort to enrich your stay. These establishments are not just places to sleep, but dynamic living spaces, encouraging exchange and cultural discovery, for a true immersion in urban lifestyle.

Logis Hôtels

Immerse yourself in authenticity with Logis Hôtels, where tradition and local hospitality blend harmoniously. These hotels, deeply rooted in their region, invite you to live an experience rich in discoveries and flavors. Thanks to the passionate commitment of our hoteliers and restaurateurs, staying at Logis Hôtels means enjoying the warmest welcome and the chance to savor exquisite dishes made from the finest local products.

What to do in Rouen?

Rouen is a must-visit for lovers of history, art, and culture. Located in Normandy, this historically rich city offers a captivating journey through time. Here is a detailed overview of the activities not to be missed during your visit.

Notre-Dame Cathedral of Rouen: This gothic architectural masterpiece, famous for its sculpted facades and towering spire, is an emblematic symbol of the city. The cathedral has been immortalized by Claude Monet in his series of paintings, capturing its facades under different lighting effects. Don't miss admiring its magnificent stained glass and the tomb of Richard the Lionheart.

Joan of Arc Historial: Located in the archbishopric of Rouen, this modern museographic space invites you to relive the trial and epic of Joan of Arc in Rouen, where she was judged and burned at the stake in 1431. The use of immersive technologies makes the experience both educational and moving.

Walk along the Seine: Rouen is closely linked to the Seine, which has shaped its history and development. A walk along the quays offers picturesque views of the city and its many bridges, including the famous Gustave-Flaubert lift bridge, unique in Europe.

Museum of Beaux-Arts: This museum houses one of the most prestigious art collections in France, with works ranging from the Middle Ages to modern times. It features paintings by great masters such as Caravaggio, Velázquez, Rubens, Delacroix, and of course, several impressionist works, reflecting the region's rich artistic heritage.

The Gros-Horloge: This 16th-century astronomical clock is another emblem of Rouen. Installed in a Renaissance arch and topped by a belfry, it will fascinate you with its golden dial and ancient mechanism. The belfry tour offers a breathtaking view of Rouen and its rooftops.

Jardin des Plantes: This botanical garden, with its greenhouses, plant collections, and peaceful pathways, is a haven of peace away from the urban bustle.

Place du Vieux-Marché: This historic square is where Joan of Arc was burned at the stake. Today, it is lively with markets, restaurants, and houses the modern and striking Saint Joan of Arc Church, with its sail-shaped roof.