Hotels in Chartres

Less than an hour from Paris, Chartres offers an unexpectedly peaceful and charming escape. With its monumental cathedral, medieval streets, gardens, and quiet riverbanks, the city is perfect for both a cultural getaway and a relaxing stay far from the hustle and bustle.

To make the most of your visit to the region, choose a Logis Hôtel: warm, human-scale accommodation that stays true to the welcoming, close-knit spirit that defines the brand’s strength.

Where to stay in Chartres for an authentic experience

If you are looking for a hotel where you feel good as soon as you arrive, where every detail is designed for comfort, the Logis Hôtels of Chartres will win you over.

Logis Hôtels

The Logis Hôtels in Chartres embody a certain idea of hospitality: a warm welcome, places often run by passionate hosts, and a sincere commitment to quality service.

Here, there is no standardization, each hotel has its own character, but all share a taste for genuine hospitality. You will find a friendly atmosphere, cuisine that highlights local products and comfortable rooms designed to offer a real break.

It is the kind of place where people take the time to greet you, to recommend a walk or a good restaurant.

What to do during your stay in Chartres?

Is this your first time in Chartres? Start with a walk through the historic center: half-timbered houses, small hidden squares, old shops…There is real pleasure in getting lost here.

It is impossible to miss the Notre-Dame Cathedral, listed by UNESCO. With its remarkable stained-glass windows and soaring Gothic architecture, it dominates the city and remains impressive, even for those who have already seen it. Inside, take the time to look at the details of the choir or walk the labyrinth.

Then head down to the banks of the Eure. A peaceful place, ideal for walks and small detours that often make the best memories.

Fans of unusual places will enjoy the Maison Picassiette, covered in colorful mosaics, and art lovers can visit the Museum of Fine Arts, right next to the cathedral.

And if you are here between April and October, do not leave without seeing Chartres en Lumières. As soon as night falls, several of the city’s monuments come alive with artistic projections. It is free, within walking distance, and often magical.

Chartres is a city to discover slowly, by walking, looking and talking. Nothing is rushed here, but everything deserves a bit of attention.