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Le Havre
Sitting on the Normandy coast at the mouth of the Seine, vibrant Le Havre is France's second-largest port and the only post-war city in France recognised by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. Founded in 1517 and almost completely obliterated in World War II, it was rebuilt under the auspices of French architect Auguste Perret, whose modernist vision and pioneering use of reinforced concrete created a bold and unified city. Other daring architects including Oscar Niemeyer and Jean Nouvel have continued the renaissance, and today the Cité Océane is an energetic and creative place, with a buzzing cultural and nightlife scene, as well as a full calendar of events.
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ibis Styles Le Havre Centre Auguste Perret
3,8/5554 ReviewsIbis Styles Le Havre Auguste Perret is in the heart of the Auguste Perret district, a UNESCO World Heritage Site! This prime location in the city center allows you to quickly reach the ferry terminal (0.3 miles) and the beach in 15 min. Near our hotel you will find many shops and restaurants. We have 38 rooms for 1 to 4 people. You can enjoy your breakfast included in the rate in our large bright room.
Book ibis Styles Le Havre Centre Auguste PerretMercure Le Havre Centre Bassin du Commerce Hotel
4,4/51164 ReviewsWith decor inspired by the port's containers, honoring the work of local graphic designers, enjoy the ultra-modern, industrial atmosphere at Mercure Le Havre Centre Bassin du Commerce. With 3 meeting rooms and a fitness center, we also promote the local region, with our bar-restaurant offering homemade cocktails and dishes made using local produce. At breakfast enjoy our own honey produced on our rooftop!
Book Mercure Le Havre Centre Bassin du Commerce Hotelibis Le Havre Centre
4,5/51390 ReviewsIn the heart of downtown Le Havre and 437 yards from the train station, ibis Le Havre Centre is a great base for exploring the city. This fully air-conditioned hotel with 116 rooms and high-speed WIFI has a restaurant, bar, outdoor terrace, fitness center and children's play area with ping-pong table and foosball. We also have two equipped meeting rooms. Private parking is available (non-reservable).
Book ibis Le Havre CentreNovotel Le Havre Centre Gare
4,5/51257 ReviewsNovotel Le Havre Centre Gare, ideal for work or leisure. 128 fully renovated, spacious, soundproofed bedrooms with AC. Restaurant overlooks a terrace and landscaped garden. Stylish and friendly bar, fitness center and Wojo co-working space. Paid public parking nearby. Take a trip to the downtown area and France first port. For meetings and seminars, take advantage of our teams experience.
Book Novotel Le Havre Centre GareAdagio Access Le Havre Les Docks Aparthotel
4,7/5798 ReviewsWelcome to the modern and friendly 3-star Adagio Access Le Havre Les Docks, ideal for business or leisure stays. The docks location offers easy access to museums, the port and the train station, and there are restaurants and bars along the docks where you can relax. The aparthotel has fully equipped apartments with a kitchen, so you can enjoy an easy and independent stay.
Book Adagio Access Le Havre Les Docks AparthotelIbis budget Le Havre Les Docks
4,7/5645 ReviewsOn the edge of the town, ibis budget Le Havre Les Docks is an ode to comfort. Enjoy a perfect stopover near Docks Vauban shopping mall, 15 mins from Honfleur and 30 mins from the cliffs of Étretat. Our rooms have A/C, high-speed fiber WIFI and 3-star bedding. Ideal for family or business stays, the hotel offers room service 6pm to 8:45pm, 7 days a week. Secure, enclosed and free car park with 70 spaces.
Book Ibis budget Le Havre Les Docksibis Le Havre South Harfleur
4,6/5384 ReviewsLocated 10 minutes from the sea, ibis Le Havre Sud Harfleur welcomes you 24 hours a day. Our hotel has 72 quiet, modern rooms equipped with soft bedding, mattress toppers and high-speed WIFI. On-site catering is available, including a wide range of pizzas. Make use of the large private enclosed and free car park and our fitness center. For meetings, we have a 495 sq.ft. lounge with natural light.
Book ibis Le Havre South HarfleurhotelF1 Le Havre Est - Gonfreville
4,0/5379 ReviewsClose to Normandy Bridge, not far from the Océane stadium, downtown Le Havre and the beaches, accessible via A29/A131, hotelF1 Le Havre Est Gonfreville offers comfort at a low price, in a quiet area. We offer Cabrio rooms with private bathroom, an unlimited continental buffet breakfast for EUR 5.90 and free WIFI (fiber). We also have a free car park with Greenyellow EV charging stations.
Book hotelF1 Le Havre Est - Gonfrevilleibis Styles Honfleur Centre Historique
4,7/51239 ReviewsWelcome to the colorful, designer ibis Styles Honfleur Centre Historique hotel. In the heart of Honfleur, we pay tribute to Monet, Boudin, Jongkind and all the artists who have been here throughout history. Our comfortable bedrooms accommodate 2 to 4 people. Enjoy free WiFi and buffet breakfast. After exploring the landscapes immortalized by the painters of yesteryear, stop off in our friendly bar.
Book ibis Styles Honfleur Centre HistoriqueMercure Honfleur Hotel
4,7/51384 ReviewsJust two hours from Paris and close to the Normandy Bridge, the Mercure Honfleur hotel enjoys a central location in the city's historic center. This spa resort boasts 56 contemporary, air-conditioned rooms. Enjoy local and regional products at the buffet breakfast. Take a stroll round the old port and settle into one of the many restaurants within walking distance. Pets allowed-paid service
Book Mercure Honfleur Hotelibis Honfleur
4,7/51445 ReviewsA budget-friendly hotel with free private parking, the ibis Honfleur welcomes guests 24 hours a day. Our air-conditioned rooms are furnished in a contemporary style and include free WiFi and a TV package with BeIN Sports. For sports enthusiasts and nature lovers, our hotel is certified Accueil Vélo and offers a bike storage area. Snacks available on site e.g. quiche, salads, pizzas, etc.
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Things to do in Le Havre
But Le Havre doesn't only offer urban pleasures to its visitors. You'll find a charming English Channel beach a short walk from the city centre and a wealth of green spaces for outdoor activities – not to mention the dramatic light that inspired painters including Claude Monet – and it's an ideal base for exploring the rugged Alabaster Coast. Whether you're here for tourism, business or just making a quick stopover, our Le Havre accommodation portfolio guarantees that you'll find the best place to stay to match your needs.
Outdoor activities in Le Havre
A perfect start to your walk around Le Havre, and a great spot to get your bearings, is the 1950s Hôtel de Ville (City Hall), which offers panoramic views over the city and the Seine estuary from its 17th-floor viewing platform. Dominating the skyline like a beacon is the city's emblem, concrete Saint Joseph Church Le Havre, designed by Auguste Perret and dedicated to the memory of the victims of the WWII bombings. Its octagonal 110-metre tower is impressive from outside, but the interior is stunning, with light flooding through thousands of coloured glass panes in changing hues throughout the day. You can time-travel back to the '50s at the Témoin Perret Apartment, fully period-furnished and designed at the time to show off the architect's vision for future housing in the city. In 1872, Monet painted the sun rising over the Le Havre port, and titled it "Impression, Sunrise", inadvertently naming perhaps the world's most-beloved art movement. You can admire France's largest collection of Impressionist paintings outside Paris, as well as standout Fauvist works, at the André Malraux Museum of Modern Art (MuMa), housed in a light-flooded modernist building overlooking the harbour. Another must-visit stop for exhibitions in Le Havre is the Natural History Museum, with archaeology and ethnology displays, plus lots of hands-on displays for the kids. One of the city's most distinctive modernist landmarks is the Bibliothèque Oscar Niemeyer, designed by the lauded Brazilian architect and affectionately dubbed the "Petit Volcan" for its resemblance to a sparkling-white volcano – it's just the spot for a sightseeing break, reading a book, listening to music or watching a film in the library's concrete-and-timber interior.
Dining and nightlife in Le Havre
Feel like taking a dip? Combine a swim with an exploration of another striking landmark at Les Bains des Docks, an angular, all-white aquatic complex designed by acclaimed French architect Jean Nouvel and offering sauna, hammam and fitness rooms as well as indoor and outdoor pools. Or take a stroll via the picturesque marina and the huge waterfront skatepark to pebbly Le Havre Beach, backed by a long promenade with snack bars and colourful cabins – here you can rent a paddle board, join a game of volleyball and take a plunge into the English Channel. The city is also blessed with verdant green spaces and botanic gardens ideal for a picnic or a stroll, including the Hanging Gardens, set in a former fort and offering city and sea views. You can also catch your breath in the serene Japanese Garden or the sprawling Montgeon Forest. Your stay at one of our hotels in Le Havre is a perfect opportunity to explore more of the dramatic Alabaster Coast. Head north to the town of Étretat for its sculpture-filled topiary gardens and spectacular views of white chalk cliffs. Or cross the Seine estuary via the futuristic cable-stayed Normandie Bridge to the charming town of Honfleur, its harbour lined with colourful, half-timbered townhouses. Prefer to take to the water? There's a host of options for boat trips from Le Havre to give you an aquatic perspective on the port and coastline.
Hotels in Le Havre, France
This being the Normandy coast, you'll find seafood including mussels, scallops, oysters and fresh fish prominent on lots of menus at restaurants in Le Havre. Lamb raised in the salt marshes near Mont-Saint-Michel, meaty andouillette sausages, tripe from Caen and black pudding from Mortagne-au-Perche are other local favourites. The region is also famed for its cheeses – pick up Camembert de Normandie, Livarot or Neufchâtel at one of Le Havre's farmers' markets. Normandy's ciders are world renowned, including a pear variety, poiré, while the local calvados apple brandy is the traditional conclusion to a gourmet meal. If you're heading out for a drink, you'll find plenty of bars near the port in the Quartier Saint-François, while there are dance clubs in the nearby Magasins Généraux area. Fancy a flutter? The casino, Pasino du Havre has roulette and poker games as well as slot machines.
Getting to Le Havre
Whether you're looking for a 4-star hotel with a spa in the city centre, or an affordable option with bed-and-breakfast offers, you'll find just the right accommodation in our selection of Le Havre hotels. In town for a conference? We have hotels with space for coworking in Le Havre. Making a quick stopover after arriving on the ferry? We have options steps away from the terminal at Port Le Havre or close to the train station. We also offer stylish economy and 4-star hotels across the estuary in charming Honfleur.
When to visit Le Havre
Overnight ferries travel from Portsmouth in England to Le Havre several times a week, with more sailings during peak season. The port is also a major terminal for ocean cruises. The SNCF train journey from Paris is around three hours, while the trip by car takes 2.5 hours. Le Havre-Octeville Airport operates flights to and from Lyon as well as seasonal charter flights. Other airports nearby include Caen, Deauville and Rouen.
Le Havre has a temperate maritime climate with cool, damp winters and warm-to-hot summers. You should be prepared for rain whenever you visit. There's a busy calendar of events, with music festivals including MoZ'aïque in July, showcasing world music; jazz on the waterfront during September's Dixie Days; and electro or rap at October's Ouest Park. Lovers of sailing converge on Le Havre for the huge Normandie Cup regatta in June, while yachts set sail for South America in the Transat Jacques Vabre race in November.
