Albi and the Tarn Valley
Days 1-7 · 6 nightsOn Rue Saint-Antoine, in the centre of Albi, among the shops and squares. You head out on foot in the evening to the cathedral and the banks of the Tarn without getting back in the car.
The hotel is only open from April to November: check the dates before planning a winter stay.
€110 a nightSee on Booking →On Place Stalingrad, opposite Albi station, away from the lanes of the centre. The right choice if you arrive by train from Toulouse, with the old town a short walk away.
€98 a nightSee on Booking →On Rue Séré de Rivières, in the heart of Albi, near Place du Vigan. Sainte-Cécile cathedral and the Pont-Vieux are on foot, and the Tarn valley stays within reach by car.
€100 a nightSee on Booking →On Avenue du Parc, in the Cordeliers area, a few minutes' walk from Albi's old town. A simple address for leaving the car and seeing the cathedral and the Pont-Vieux on foot.
€72 a nightSee on Booking →On Avenue du Maréchal Foch, in a more residential than touristy part of Albi. The centre is within walking distance, and the car stays handy for the Ambialet peninsula and the Tarn valley.
€78 a nightSee on Booking →A small hotel on Rue Honoré de Balzac, a quiet street in Albi, a few minutes from the centre. A modest base for those who spend their days in the Tarn valley and come back to town to sleep.
€76 a nightSee on Booking →On Place du Palais, in the centre of Albi, a few streets from Sainte-Cécile cathedral. A polished address for those who want to dine in town and walk back through the brick lanes.
€165 a nightSee on Booking →On Place Lapérouse, on the edge of Albi's old town. You leave the car for the evening and walk to the cathedral and the banks of the Tarn.
€140 a nightSee on Booking →A guesthouse on Chemin des Issards, on the outskirts of Albi, away from the bustle of the centre. For a quiet stay with a spa, the car serving for both the town and the Tarn valley.
€185 a nightSee on Booking →