Hotel near Tours city center train station
Your accommodation boasts an ideal location in the heart of Tours. You'll be close to numerous points of interest, as well as the train station and the convention center. To explore the surrounding area, you can travel by bicycle or motorcycle. The Hôtel des Châteaux de la Loire has earned the "Accueil Vélo" (Cyclist Welcome) and "Accueil Moto" (Motorcycle Welcome) labels and therefore offers free, secure bike storage. In the lounge of our 2-star hotel, you'll find tourist information about the city.
Heading east
In just half an hour, you can reach the Royal Château of Amboise. Overlooking the Loire River, this magnificent building has hosted many kings of France.
The Château de Chenonceau is also a must-see during your stay at the hotel in Tours city center. Built on the Cher River, this castle, nicknamed the "Ladies' Château," is unique in the Touraine region.
You will also enjoy visiting the Château de Chaumont-sur-Loire, which notably belonged to Catherine de Medici and Diane de Poitiers.
Heading west
Among the castles you'll find west of Tours, head towards Villandry. Renowned for its gardens, this castle also boasts beautiful architecture.
Other historical treasures to discover within a 40-minute radius of your accommodation include: the Château de Langeais, the Château d’Azay-le-Rideau, the Château de l’Islette, and the Château de Chinon-Lucé. Each one will captivate you with its unique history.
Heading south
As you head south from your hotel in Tours city center, the Château de Loches and the Château de Montbazon will be within your reach.
In Loches, the Royal City awaits you. Perched atop its rocky spur, admire the ancient fortified castle, its royal residence, and its keep. In Montbazon, the Fortress and other fortified structures are just waiting to be explored.
Heading north
Some of the region's most renowned castles are located north of your accommodation. Start by visiting the Château de Cheverny, which notably inspired Hergé's creation of Marlinspike Hall in Tintin. The Château de Chambord is also worth admiring, with its double staircase attributed to Leonardo da Vinci. Finally, the Royal Château of Blois is within easy reach: you'll discover the favorite residence of the kings of France.