Hotels near the Palace of Versailles

The Palace of Versailles is located in Yveline, near the city of Paris. Each year, the palace welcomes millions visitors curious to learn about the 17th and 18th century French monarchy. Enjoy a strategic location by staying in Première Classe hotels. Our hotels are located a few miles from the Palace of Versailles and a few minutes by car from the Montigny-le-Bretonneux business center. For a leisure or business stay, the doors of Première Classe hotels open their doors to you.

Services included in our hotels in Versailles

In each of our Première Classe hotels, we strive to offer our guests a high-quality experience. This is why we have equipped each of our hotel rooms with comfortable bedding that will allow you to enjoy a peaceful night. Our hotel rooms can accommodate up to three guests and can be configured according to your needs (twins, doubles or triples). Treat yourself to a moment of peace and quiet with our fully equipped hotel rooms. From your room you will have access to a private bathroom and a free and unlimited internet connection. For added comfort, our rooms are also equipped with a flat-screen TV and air conditioning.

For breakfast, check out the Première Classe hotels' breakfast buffet. Take advantage of our varied gourmet buffet to recharge your batteries before exploring Versailles. With pastries, fruit juices and hot drinks, you can count on our breakfast to start the day off on the right foot.

One of the highlights of our Première Classe hotels is the easy parking in our secure parking lot. You can leave your vehicle in the hotel parking lot and travel around Versailles at your convenience thanks to our hotels’ strategic location in relation to public transport.

Must-see places when visiting the Palace of Versailles

Every year, the Palace of Versailles attracts many visitors both for its esthetics and its rich historical heritage. The Palace of Versailles is a highly symbolic place that has played host to great kings of France such as Napoleon I and Louis XIV. From the Trianon Estate, located behind the palace gardens, to the King’s grand apartment, you have the opportunity to dive into the heart of the 17th and 18th-century monarchy. Don't hesitate to make a detour to the most emblematic room in the palace: the Galerie des Glaces (the Hall of Mirrors). Originally, the room hosted the monarchy’s grand events. You can’t deny that its sumptuous decor was well suited for the occasion. As a true symbol of French history, French presidents continue receive France's official guests here today.

The historic districts of Versailles

Versailles also includes several historic districts that contributes to its charm. Between the Notre-Dame district and the Saint-Louis district, the city has a lot to offer. Notre-Dame is the oldest district in Versailles. Originally, this district was born of Louis XIV’s desire to enhance the surroundings of the palace. Today, it houses the Lambinet Museum, which was at the time a private mansion. The museum has retained its original appearance, so you can enjoy an authentic experience in a private mansion of the period.