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Top Moutiers-Sous-Chantemerle hotels
The Originals City, Ax Hotel, La Châtaigneraie
"We arrived late, once we found our accommodation, we settled and the lodge was very comfortable."
Reviewed on Jul 20, 2026
LOGIS HOTEL LE RABELAIS
"Good hotel in the middle of town but needs a few bits of maintenance (e.g. leaking shower doors) and a few more members of staff. The restaurant was good with reasonbably priced meals although the chef needs to tone down the use of olive oil on the fish dish as it was swimming in it, and also learn ..."
Reviewed on Sep 25, 2026
Brit Hotel Bressuire (formerly Plume Hotel)
"Used the hotel as a stop off on the way to SW France, it was convenient, quiet and pleasant. Friendly staff, comfortable bed with lovely crisp bedding, and aircon ensured we had a good sleep."
Reviewed on Sep 5, 2026
Hotel Saint Jacques
"Clean room but basic, in need of some modernisation. Breakfast was basic too, but served a purpose. Location in parthenay was good! And parthenay itself is a lovely place to stay."
Reviewed on Aug 3, 2025
Terres de France - Natura Resort Pescalis
"Nous avons passé un très bon week-end dans un cadre très agréable beaucoup trop court seul bémol pas de kit de nettoyage ( éponge, échantillons de produits ménager) nous reviendrons. 👍"
Reviewed on Jul 19, 2026
Olydea Les Epesses
Hotel Omnubo Collection
Domaine Mélusine
Puy du Fou France – La Villa Gallo-Romaine
Moutiers-Sous-Chantemerle Hotel & Travel Guide
For those travelers who are hoping to find a base for their adventures near the hustle and bustle of Moutiers-Sous-Chantemerle, Travelocity's reservations page lists a few good options. Moutiers-Sous-Chantemerle lists 2 accommodation options within an easy commute to the town center.
If you're booking a base just a short stroll from central Moutiers-Sous-Chantemerle, Natura Resort Pescalis and Domaine de Chantemerle will be great options.
17 miles (28 kilometers) outside of the center of Moutiers-Sous-Chantemerle, you will find the Le Rabelais. Alternatively, the Hôtel Restaurant Le Cheval Blanc can be found 9 miles (15 kilometers) away. Or, you could check out the rates and amenities at the Hotel Fontarabie or the Citôtel les Eleis.
The wider Poitou-Charentes area is well worth checking out too. Check out Poitou-Charentes's ruins, old towns and fortresses and you can also see the area's rural landscapes, beaches, coastal plains and canals. Outdoor-loving travelers can also love cycling tours and city walking tours here.
25 miles (42 kilometers) away from Moutiers-Sous-Chantemerle, you can reach Niort, which is where you can explore Chateau de Niort and Niort Cathedral. Niort hotels include the Mercure Niort Marais Poitevin and Best Western Hotel De La Breche. For another option, head to Melle, 40 miles (63 kilometers) to the southeast of Moutiers-Sous-Chantemerle, where you can pick from the Hotel l'Argentière and Hôtel les Glycines. While in Melle, a couple of sights worth adding to your itinerary are the Mines d'Argent and Saint-Hilaire Church.
When sport is your passion, don't overlook a visit to Stade de la Beaujoire, which is 60 miles (93 kilometers) to the northwest of Moutiers-Sous-Chantemerle. Modern visitors that would like to stay nearby can read about the Sozo Hotel or the Radisson Blu Hotel Nantes.
Situated 45 miles (72 kilometers) outside Moutiers-Sous-Chantemerle's downtown is Biard Airport. Find nearby Travelocity-listed accommodation at Mercure Poitiers Centre or Citotel Le Plat d'Etain.
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Recent Moutiers-Sous-Chantemerle hotel reviews by fellow wanderers
LOGIS HOTEL LE RABELAIS
"Good hotel in the middle of town but needs a few bits of maintenance (e.g. leaking shower doors) and a few more members of staff. The restaurant was good with reasonbably priced meals although the chef needs to tone down the use of olive oil on the fish dish as it was swimming in it, and also learn the difference between saignant and bien cuit as my saignant steak was almost trop cuit! The main issue was the breakfast as a party of 40 Dutch tourists decended on the restaurant before checking out at 0900. When the few other guests arrived there were no clean tables and no food left. Understandable but what was incredible was that the young wonan in charge of breakfast was on heer own and overwhelmed. To her credit, once I'd alerted the lone receptionist to this she came and pitched in, as did the guests, setting tables etc. but that was areal failur of management. Why 5* then? Because it has potential and was perfect for our overnight stay with secure parking and (eventually) a great breakfast. If i'd been there for a week I'd probably have dropped it a star or two."
