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Hôtel AKENA Chauray Niort
"Lovely clean hotel. Well appointed rooms. Breakfast was good. Air conditioning was excellent. The member of Staff on the desk was very helpful . The only downside was that the towels were small and there was no tea and coffee making facilities in the room."
Reviewed on Sep 17, 2026
Hôtel du Moulin, Niort
"Great staff and perfect location"
Reviewed on Nov 2, 2025
B&B HOTEL Niort Marais Poitevin Est
"Clean rooms, great staff - one woman on her own doing everything- but well and with a smile"
Reviewed on Jan 27, 2026
Campanile NATURE - Niort Est La Crèche
"Great little stop"
Reviewed on Aug 7, 2026
Grand Hotel Niort Centre
"Our room was clean and big . The breakfast was good."
Reviewed on Nov 10, 2025
B&B HOTEL Niort Sud Venise Verte
"Best nights sleep ! No road noise, no noisy hallway of other guests. Excellent breakfast, and lots of places to eat minutes away."
Reviewed on Sep 14, 2026
Kyriad NIORT - Espace Mendes-France
Appart'City Confort Niort Centre
CHATEAU EMILE HAROCH AT THE FOOT OF THE VENISE VERTE
Saint-Symphorien Hotel & Travel Guide
If you are thinking about planning a vacation in the Deux-Sevres region and are after Saint-Symphorien rooms, Travelocity offers an extensive array to choose between. Find a total of 22 hotel establishments within a 6-mile (10-kilometer) distance of Saint-Symphorien's urban core.
A handy option amongst only a few accommodation options close to the attractions in the center of Saint-Symphorien, is the Domaine du Griffier.
4 miles (7 kilometers) away from the middle of Saint-Symphorien, you will find the Mercure Niort Marais Poitevin. The Best Western Hotel De La Breche is situated 4 miles (6 kilometers) away. The Domaine du Griffier and the Hostellerie de l'Abbaye are some other Travelocity-listed places to base yourself in Saint-Symphorien.
The broader Poitou-Charentes district is certainly worth having a look at as well. Get ready to discover the sights of Poitou-Charentes's rural landscapes, beaches and coastal plains. In addition you could wind your way through its ruins and old towns. Popular activities in this part of France include cycling tours, city walking tours and winery tours.
4 miles (7 kilometers) from Saint-Symphorien, you'll reach Niort, which is where you can spend the day enjoying Chateau de Niort and Niort Cathedral. A few Travelocity-recommended Niort accommodation options include the Hotel Atoll and Fasthôtel Niort. 16 miles (26 kilometers) to the east of Saint-Symphorien, you will find Melle, which is home to the Hotel l'Argentière and Hôtel les Glycines. If you come to Melle, set aside a little time to check out the Mines d'Argent and Saint-Hilaire Church.
If enjoying sport is on your Saint-Symphorien bucket list, don't overlook a visit to Rene Gaillard Stadium, situated 3 miles (6 kilometers) to the north of Saint-Symphorien. Enlightened travelers that need to sleep close to the action can look at the Brit Hotel du Parc or the Appart'City Niort.
For travelers arriving or departing through Biard Airport, you might choose to stay at Mercure Poitiers Centre, or Citotel Le Plat d'Etain, both of which are conveniently located nearby.
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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."
