Book Hotels in Genos
Cabins, apartments, houseboats! We offer comfortable & private vacation rentals
Save an extra 10% or more on select hotels with Member Discounts
Access exclusive hotel deals, only with the Travelocity app
Top Genos hotels
A stay by the lake ...
"Idéalement placé"
Reviewed on Jul 26, 2026
Le Castel d'Alti
"It was probably the nicest hotel in Amelie-les-bains, which has few operating hotels and not an especially beautiful small town in the Pyrenees. The town is full of retirees and supports elderly French people there to take the cure in the Roman baths. We appreciated the AC and the bike room at the ..."
Reviewed on Aug 7, 2026
Hôtel Mercure de Saint-Lary
"Great Hotel with a spa the rooms were clean and the staff very helpful. We visited just before the summer holidays so the hotel was very quiet. The hotel could do with a refurbishment but apart from that we enjoyed our stay."
Reviewed on Aug 3, 2026
Au Logis de L' Arbizon
"Petit hôtel confortable et tranquille, propriétaire symphatique. On y a passé un bon séjour"
Reviewed on Sep 20, 2024
Résidence Lagrange Vacances le Belvédère
"Helpful staff, nice room. Pool and hot tub was always too busy, some people just hogged the tub for hours without consideration BUT the pool was a bonus not an essential."
Reviewed on Feb 26, 2026
HOSTAL LOS VALLES
"Great place for a quick night."
Reviewed on Sep 8, 2025
Hotel & Restaurante Peña
Auberge de Piau
Vacancéole - Le Privilège
Genos Hotel & Travel Guide\n
With 16 hotels and apartments within Genos, visitors here are spoilt for choice. Modern travelers using Travelocity currently can access around 16 excellent accommodations within a short drive of the downtown area.
Situated within a short drive of Genos, are the Mercure Saint Lary Sensoria and Résidence Vignec Village.
It's worth checking out the Aneto or the Aparthotel Hg Cerler. The Aneto is located only 12 miles (20 kilometers) away from the town center of Genos. The Aparthotel Hg Cerler, is situated just 13 miles (21 kilometers) away. Other possible Travelocity-listed hotels are the Résidence Tourmalet and the Résidence Les Balcons de la Neste.
When you have got to know Genos, it's worth putting aside some time to explore the diverse activities of the Midi-Pyrenees area. Midi-Pyrenees is marked by rural landscapes, rivers, canals and mountains. The best visitor draws include ruins and castles. Fun-loving visitors can also enjoy snowboarding in the area.
Saint-Gaudens is 30 miles (50 kilometers) northeast of Genos and is home to Church of St. Pierre and St. Gaudens and Chapelle St. Jacques Contemporary Art Center. The Hôtel du Commerce and Hotel Pedussaut are just a handful of the great short and long-stay options in Saint-Gaudens. 25 miles (44 kilometers) to the west of Genos, you'll also find Cauterets, which is home to the Odalys Hotel-Residence Aladin and Le Lion d’Or. When you visit Cauterets, you might like to visit the Pyrenees National Park and Courbet Gondola.
Give yourself a sports fix by making a trek to Stade Maurice Trelut, which is 35 miles (58 kilometers) to the northwest of Genos. Wise visitors wishing to find accommodation nearby should read about the Le Rex Hotel or the Le NexHotel.
For modern travelers traveling through Tarbes - Lourdes - Pyrenees International Airport, you might want to stay at Auberge EverHôtel, or Inter-hotel Amys, which are both a short drive away.
Frequently asked questions
Recent Genos hotel reviews by fellow wanderers
Le Castel d'Alti
"It was probably the nicest hotel in Amelie-les-bains, which has few operating hotels and not an especially beautiful small town in the Pyrenees. The town is full of retirees and supports elderly French people there to take the cure in the Roman baths. We appreciated the AC and the bike room at the Castel hotel. Most people stay for one night en route to another place. We stayed for 4 days using it as a base for a cycling holiday. The housekeeping is done only once a week in the rooms, and the guest laundry machines were broken so we couldn’t use them. Our studio room was small and in need of updating. There were holes in the wall that needed patching. The staff were kind and helpful. The breakfast was good. It was important to reserve for dinner since the restaurant was full every night with locals and guests bringing their dogs. They have a dog named obelisk and welcome all canines."
