Hotels in Tours

Stroll through Tours City Centre's medieval wonderland where honey-colored limestone buildings and timber-framed houses line cobblestone streets. The Gothic spires of Saint-Gatien Cathedral dominate the skyline while Place Plumereau buzzes with energy. Art lovers can explore intimate museums showcasing Loire Valley treasures just steps from bustling café terraces. Traditional Loire Valley cuisine shines in bistros around Place Plumereau with local wines complementing every meal. The district's excellent walkability and convenient tram lines make exploring a breeze. Charming boutique hotels in converted Renaissance mansions offer the perfect blend of historic character and modern comfort.

Step back in time while strolling through the cobblestone streets of Tours's Cathédrale neighborhood. The magnificent Gothic Saint-Gatien Cathedral dominates the skyline with its soaring spires and intricate stone details. Wander through pedestrian-only zones past honey-colored limestone buildings and half-timbered Renaissance houses. The Tours Fine Arts Museum, housed in a former archbishop's palace, showcases treasures from the Loire Valley. Traditional bistros and wine bars serve local Vouvray and Loire Valley specialties in this walkable district. Boutique hotels in converted Renaissance buildings offer historic charm with modern amenities. The neighborhood is best explored on foot, with tram lines connecting to Tours Centre station just 10 minutes away.

Les Halles in Tours wraps you in the warm embrace of authentic French market life. The magnificent covered Halles de Tours anchors this medieval quarter, where stalls overflow with Loire Valley cheeses, wines, and produce. Cobblestone streets wind past charming half-timbered buildings, leading to the impressive Cathedral of Saint Gatien with its ornate Gothic façade. The neighborhood buzzes with market-to-table restaurants where you can taste regional specialties like rillettes and goat cheese. Boutique hotels in converted historic buildings offer character-filled stays, while the whole area remains perfectly walkable with the Loire River just minutes away.

La Fuye-Velpeau lets you experience authentic French neighborhood life just a short stroll from Tours' main attractions. While this quiet residential area doesn't have tourist sites of its own, you're perfectly positioned to explore the city's treasures. The peaceful streets and mid-century architecture offer a refreshing break from tourist crowds when you need to recharge. Basic hotels and vacation rentals here cost significantly less than downtown options, making it ideal for budget-conscious travelers. Local bistros serve traditional French meals without the tourist markup. With the railway station nearby and regular buses to the historic center, getting around is simple even without a car.