Hotels in Hauts-de-France

Hotels in Hauts de France will offer you the opportunity to see this beautiful part of the country from a comfortable base. If you would like a trip that includes great arts and culture, consider staying in Lille, the region’s capital and cultural centre. The city dates back to the 17th-century, with much of the original architecture still intact. Book into one of the excellent Hauts de France hotels to visit the impressive Palais des Beaux-Arts des Lille and see works of art from hundreds of years ago. If you visit in March, you can catch the International Series Mania Festival, profiling more than 60 international artists. Lille has a bustling nightlife with many venues such as Le Dandy or Fifi’s Wine Bar, where you can grab a light meal and cocktail. Music lovers should visit Le Nouveau Siecle with its regular symphony orchestra performances or explore fringe theatre at Le Prato Theatre. There is something for everyone in this remarkable city. Book cheap hotels in Hauts de France such as the Mercure Lille Centre Grand Place in the heart of the historic centre to be closest to the action.

Find cheap hotels in Hauts de France and find out why the region has been listed as the European Region of Gastronomy in a country that has UNESCO-listed food and cuisine. You will be spoiled for choice trying to find the best city in Hauts de France for dining. Visit the charming village of Cassel and stop off at La Maison Commune de Boeschèpe for delicious French cuisine or Calibou & Co, where you can enjoy hearty, chunky soups and delicious sandwiches whilst browsing the second-hand bookstore in the restaurant. Enjoy local brewing at many of the estaminets - small cafes in the region. Brewing is an art in the region, and searching for the best locally crafted beers could take you on many fun tours around the area. When looking for a place to stay in Cassel, you will find a wide selection of apartments, quaint cottages, and hotels. Consider the Hôtel Fleur De Lys as a great base for your Cassel roaming adventure.

Haven't decided on a hotel in Hauts de France yet? Lille and Roubaix are often touted as two of the more popular cities of the Hauts de France region, but other areas offer an equally interesting stay. Amongst the many medieval towns and small villages in Hauts de France is Amiens, also known as ‘Venice of The North’ due to its canals and floating gardens. A great place to enjoy barge rides, canal-side cafes, bistros and ancient architecture, Amiens has many awe-inspiring sights. Check out the Amiens World Heritage cathedral full of stunning Renaissance and Gothic art. See the prehistoric dwellings from over 350 000 years ago at the Parc de Samara or visit the Musée de Picardie. The local zoo is a hundred-year-old woodland sanctuary for many fascinating animals and is wonderful to meander through. Book into the Amiens Holiday Inn and enjoy Amiens as an alternative to the busier cities of the region.

momondo users most often search for hotels in Calais when looking to visit Hauts-de-France. The average nightly rate for Calais is £64. Other popular destinations in Hauts-de-France include Lille and Le Touquet. Lille has an average nightly rate of £95 and Le Touquet has an average nightly rate of £172.

Those looking for a good deal on a hotel room in Hauts-de-France should consider looking at hotels in Les Attaques, which is generally the cheapest city to stay in. If you are looking to stay elsewhere, a good deal for a hotel in Hauts-de-France would be any price less than £73/night.

The following hotels are the top rated hotels in Hauts-de-France: 8.6 - Best Western Plus Hotel Cargo in Dunkirk, 8.5 - Hotel Meurice in Calais and 8.5 - Best Western Plus Hotel Escapade Senlis in Senlis

While there are many hotels in Hauts-de-France to choose from, Hotelf1 Beauvais (7.0 rating from 1,701 reviews) happens to be the most popular among our momondo users. In the past 12 months, 9% of all our users who looked at hotels in Hauts-de-France opted to stay at Hotelf1 Beauvais.

In May, you can expect the cost of a double room in a hotel in Hauts-de-France to be around £87 per night. However, some users found double rooms in Hauts-de-France during the month of May for as low as £30 per night in Villers-Saint-Paul.

Our data shows that hotel rooms in Le Touquet are about 27% more expensive on average than hotel rooms in the rest of Hauts-de-France, with a nightly rate of £92.

Our users typically find that Les Attaques has the lowest per night rates in the country at just £23. Les Attaques offers hotels rooms at an average rate that is 69% lower than the average city in Hauts-de-France.

If you’re planning to stay somewhere in Hauts-de-France with your family, then consider booking rooms at Hotel Carlton, which is a popular choice among our users with families. Per night prices average £223 for a room at Hotel Carlton. Campanile Beauvais (£71 per night) and Best Western Plus Hotel Cargo (£114 per night) are other popular family hotel options in Hauts-de-France.

The following hotels are perfect for couples looking to stay somewhere in Hauts-de-France: Hotel Carlton (£223 per night), Best Western Premier Why Hotel (£171 per night) and Inter-Hotel Neptune (£108 per night).

As of May 2025, there are 18,672 operators available to choose from for hotels in Hauts-de-France.

Prices for hotels in Hauts-de-France refresh daily.

The average price for hotels near Gare de Lille Europe is £89 per night. Of those hotels, momondo users recommend the 10 hotels below for those looking to stay in the area. Since Gare de Lille Europe is more popular at some times of year than others, prices may vary depending on when you plan your trip. Hotels near Gare de Lille Europe are typically 35% more expensive than the average hotel in Hauts-de-France, which is £58.

Below are the 10 user recommended hotels in the area of Hauts-de-France that is closest to Lille Flandres. The average price near Lille Flandres is £63/night, with prices varying based on several factors including time of year. Hotels near Lille Flandres are typically 8% more expensive than the average hotel in Hauts-de-France, which is £58.