Hotels near the Palace of Versailles

The services of our 3-star hotels in Versailles

Our Campanile hotels open their doors to you for your stay in Versailles. Benefit from a wide range of facilities and a service dedicated to your needs. To facilitate your travels, we provide our guests with a secure parking area outside the hotel.

Enjoy a moment of peace and relaxation, once you have crossed the threshold of your hotel room. All of our rooms have a private bathroom and toiletries kit. From top-of-the-range bedding to flat-screen TVs and air conditioning, every element contributes to your comfort.

Our hotels also have a restaurant area. In the morning, you can enjoy a hearty balanced breakfast buffet. Thanks to our buffet, you can fill up on vitamins before setting off to discover the treasures of Versailles. For lunch and dinner, you can also enjoy typical contemporary French cuisine in the hotel's restaurant. Please feel free to browse through our restaurant menu to discover the many available options.

What to visit in Versailles?

The Palace of Versailles is one of the most famous in the world. It was home to kings who shaped the history of France, including Louis XIV and Louis XV. During a stay in Versailles, it is impossible to miss the famous palace, on the one hand because it is the city’s most-visited monument, but also because its impressive gates, covered with gold leaves, cannot go unnoticed. From the Galerie des Glaces to the Grand Appartement du Roi, immerse yourself in the intimate spaces of the 17th and 18th century monarchy in the Palace of Versailles.

Among the many must-see places to visit in the Palace of Versailles, don’t miss the domaine de Trianon. After visiting the 1,976-acre castle park, you will find the domaine de Trianon. behind the gardens. It includes three sites worth a visit: the Petit Trianon, the Grand Trianon and the Queen's Hamlet. The city of Versailles is not only about its palace, on the contrary you can find charming historical districts. These include the Notre Dame district and the Saint-Louis district. In the Saint-Louis district you will find the famous Jeu de Paume hall, where the deputies of the Third Estate took the Tennis Court Oath in 1789."s ne se résume pas qu’à son château, au contraire on peut y trouver des quartiers historiques emplis de charme. Parmi eux on compte notamment le quartier Notre Dame ou encore le quartier Saint-Louis. Dans le quartier Saint-Louis se trouve la très célèbre salle du Jeu de Paume où les députés y ont prêté serment en 1789.