Hotels with Parking in Picardy

The hotel is very well located, easily accessible with a nice, secure parking lot. The room was very comfortable, soundproofed, and well heated. I had the pleasure of dining at the hotel restaurant and enjoyed my meal. The staff is welcoming. I will most certainly return on my next visit to Amiens. I highly recommend it; excellent value for money.

The InterContinental Chantilly Château Mont Royal. It has an interesting history. The original chateau building was constructed in the early 20th century by the architect Guillaume Tronchet in the Louis XVI style. The chateau was originally built as a country residence for the aristocracy of the early 20th century, and the architecture still shows the features of the ”transition” - the classical austerity of the Louis XVI style is intertwined with the light eclecticism of the Belle Époque. The hotel is located in the Chantilly forest, which creates a sense of a secluded reserve surrounded by Nature . Despite the proximity of Paris (only about 40 km), the hotel remains a quiet refuge in the forest - a feeling of being in a country castle rather than just a hotel. The hotel has 109 rooms and suites, the interiors of which are inspired by the bionic environment, the equestrian traditions of the region and the subtleties of Chantilly lace . Many rooms have a view of the forest, and many have balconies or terraces. Unfortunately, there is a highway nearby, and the noise sometimes reaches the hotel. This disrupts the peaceful atmosphere. The chateau has two restaurants: L'Opera, located in the former music salon, and Le Stradivarius, which occupies the former library. The latter is quite small, and when there are many guests, it can become noisy. The restaurants offer dishes made with local ingredients, such as game, cheese from Picardy, and, of course, the famous ”à la Chantilly” cream. The cuisine is excellent, and I highly recommend it.

I've stayed in this chain-branded hotel in many cities and countries, and offerings are pretty much across-the-board equal. Though this Amiens branch was much more expensive than other cities/countries, all offerings were the same. I found the standard double room to be much smaller than other cities, which was a surprise. No kettles were standard and I later found out I needed to ”pre-ask” for one in my room, I received one the second day, though I was told there were very few available, thus the need to reserve one. However, this wasn't stated anywhere on the branch's specific page. The room irself, again, was much smaller than other B&B Hotels I've stayed in. The shower was pretty much ridiculous, as it had a single setting and needs replacing with one that works -- the water from the showerhead did nothing but spray outwards in all directions, getting everywhere. I tried cleaning it and seeing if the tiny holes could be moved, but was unsuccessful. If it was for one night, it would've been tolerable -- I stayed four nights and trying to take a shower to actually wash one's body was nothing more than a chore. It was even difficult to wash one's face as the water shot out to all sides. I'm surprised that the room cleaners have never mentioned this to the managers. Perhaps they have, but there's not really any ”caring” or ”concern”? I don't know. The bar and restaurant were closed for the entire time I was there, with the exception of breakfast. The bar's ice machine was turned off so no ice was available -- thankfully, as it was quite hot for most of the time I was there, one receptionist turned it on and so I was able to have all the ice I wanted for my drinks. Thanks for that! There was a microwave available for guest use, which was also helpful as I found Amiens a bit spendy for eating and so bought most of my food from supermarkets. Had I not had a special members' rate for multiple days that included breakfast, I would not have spent extra money on that feature. I don't know what was going on in the kitchen the first two weekend mornings but the hot food was pretty dismal, but got better the next two days. Price-quality didn't match. Would I stay again here or recommend? Probably not. This is a large tourist city with many, many comparably priced hotels. I'm a big fan of the brand. but just not this specific branch.

Parking was for free with plenty of space on the opposite side of the street right next to the park. The location was easy to find. Second door at the street. I love the convenience with the door codes via Mail. Made sure our check-in was quick, since we arrived after 12 am and we were really tired haha. The apartment is very clean and spacious, bed was clean and comfortable. We didn't use the kitchen but it made a solid impression. The bathroom was great too and it has a rain shower head. The only downside was that the WiFi code didn't work. This probably just affected our room but still was an inconvenience.

This hotel has a great overall atmosphere, it's clean and tidy, with a comfortable and cozy decor. The room gets good natural light, the bed is neatly made, and it's very relaxing to stay in. The surroundings of the hotel are also quite quiet, so you won't be disturbed at night. The common areas are very well maintained, making for a very comfortable feel, and the overall stay was excellent.

The hotel is well located in a quiet area (open parking) 1 km from a Carrefour hypermarket. The hotel has ample parking. The reception was very good. The rooms are standard, well soundproofed, and the heating works well. The bed is large and comfortable. The bathroom is a bit small. At reception, there is a vending machine for drinks and snacks, and the microwave is available 24/7. The value for money is excellent.

We have had short stay as we was tired of driving and reached very late check in was ok but needed to get access code which was given right after calling them so no problem there. They had plenty of space for car park and electric charging stations which was really handy so overall good experience.

Worst and scary hotel we stayed in France. Very far from airport. Dark, dirty,people hanging around outside our room knocking on our door at 1am! Looked like migrants living there waiting for you to leave your room,then following downstairs When we complained to the receptionist who said no other rooms to switch to. She didn’t speak or try to understand English. She did call a taxi for us in the morning which charged us €30 to go to the train station! Should have been 5-10 €. I wouldn’t stay there if you paid me 100€. Police should look into this **** hole! Mike

I stayed in Hotel Normadie during my Gothic Architecture Interrail trip. Amiens was on my list of visits. As I am a budget traveller I thought this would be a suitable room for one night to explore Amiens. The hotel was easy to find and takes about five mins to walk from the station even with luggage. I arrived before their recommended check in time and I was greeted by a nice receptionist who could book me in straight away. So I got to check in early and this was great because I could leave my bags and go exploring. The room was on the third floor and I struggled to get my bag up the narrow twisty stairs. The breakfast room looked really nice with stained glass windows. But I did not book breakfast as it was too expensive and not inclusive on my hotel booking. When I arrived at my room it was clean. There was a single bed and shutters on the window. This was good. The shower and toilet room were Ok. The toilet did not have a door. I was in a better room than I booked because I was supposed to have a shared toilet so I must have had a small upgrade so I was grateful. There was a table and chair. Nd somewhere to hav clothes. The room Was a bit stark, basic and uninteresting. It was rather like a dormitory than a hotel really. But as it was budget I was Ok. It got noisy on my floor as there were men staying that had disgusting noisy habits. I could also smell smoke twice during my evening so I had to block the door with my coat to stop the smell coming in. I asked for a non smoking room so I was dissappinted that patrons smoked I’m sure it was against the hotel policy. There was no water in my room to drink, no kettle and no cleaning products. But there was one small sachet of shampoo. The shower was ok, basic and flooded the floor. I had to clean it up. The tiles were dirty. I had no view from the window but it did open to let fresh air in the room. In the morning I was covered with insect bites, I would hate to think they were bed bugs. I’m hoping they were mosquito bites. As I wasn’t staying for an expensive breakfast I packed up pretty sharpish and left early. I would not recommend a solo female traveller stay here in budget rooms. I’m a pretty savvy traveller and something just wasn’t right about my stay. It wasn’t actually budget compared to a hostel. But that was booked already. Amiens is a beautiful city and I had a really culturally stimulating day walking around the sights. But I won’t be returning or recommending Hotel Notmandie.

Very close to the airport, five minutes walk to the airport, very suitable for a hotel to catch an early flight