Narbonne hotels

Selection of hotels

Photo of Hôtel Le Mosaïque
14 rooms

4-star Hotel

Immerse yourself in the elegance of a 19th-century building in Narbonne, where historic charm meets modern comfort. Refined rooms, Argentine-inspired gastronomy, and a pool nestled in greenery promise a unique experience in a city rich in cultural discoveries.

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10 rooms

3-star Hotel

Immerse yourself in a world where art and hospitality converge. Steps from Narbonne's historic center, enjoy rooms inspired by local female artists, a green rooftop terrace, and spaces designed for relaxation, blending an art gallery ambiance with modern comfort.

From 92 EUR per night

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10 rooms

4-star Hotel

Combining charm and modernity, Hôtel Le C offers an intimate and refined atmosphere in the heart of Narbonne. Its ten bright rooms, rooftop terrace with panoramic views, wellness area, and proximity to cultural attractions promise a stay filled with comfort and exploration.

From 98 EUR per night

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41 rooms

5-star Hotel

In the heart of a 1000-hectare wine estate, Château L’Hospitalet blends elegance and nature. Enjoy refined rooms, cuisine celebrating Languedoc’s terroir, a soothing spa, and unique wine experiences, all set in a Mediterranean landscape of vineyards and garrigue.

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37 rooms

3-star Hotel

Stay in a 19th-century residence in the heart of Narbonne, where authenticity meets modern comfort. Enjoy elegant rooms, a breakfast featuring local flavors, and a prime location to explore the city's historical and cultural treasures on foot.

From 90 EUR per night

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10 rooms

Hotel

Between the train station and Narbonne’s city center, Will’s Hotel welcomes you in a 19th-century building. Individually decorated, air-conditioned rooms and an independent apartment ensure comfort and tranquility. Enjoy a breakfast buffet before setting out to explore the region.

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13 rooms

2-star Hotel

Experience the understated charm of a 19th-century residence in the heart of Narbonne. Warm ambiance, attentive service, and comfortable rooms await you, just steps from Les Halles and the Canal de la Robine, with local breakfast and convenient amenities for a pleasant stay.

From 71 EUR per night

Photo of Hôtel Le Puech
63 rooms

3-star Hotel

At Narbonne's southern entrance, enjoy a modern, conveniently located hotel designed to combine comfort and practicality. Spacious rooms, dedicated business areas, a partner restaurant, and proximity to beaches and tourist attractions make this establishment an ideal starting point for exploring the region.

From 49 EUR per night

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Ready for your next vacation in Narbonne!

Narbonne, a city where history, nature, and Mediterranean lifestyle intersect, is a destination sure to captivate travelers in search of authentic discoveries. Whether you are passionate about historical heritage, a lover of natural landscapes, or a gourmet, you will find plenty to satisfy your desires in Narbonne, all within a relaxing and welcoming setting.

A city with a rich historical past

Founded in 118 BC, Narbonne was one of the first Roman colonies outside Italy, a heritage still evident in its streets. Strolling through the historic center allows you to step onto a fragment of the Via Domitia, a relic from this glorious era. Don’t miss a visit to Narbo Via, a modern museum that traces the city's ancient history through an impressive collection of archaeological artifacts.

The city also offers an immersion in the medieval period with its imposing Saint-Just-et-Saint-Pasteur Cathedral, unfinished but equally impressive. Its vibrant stained-glass windows and Treasury room are worth an in-depth visit. You can continue your journey through time by exploring the Palais des Archevêques, which today houses two museums filled with art and archaeological treasures.

The call of nature

Narbonne is also a gateway to remarkable natural landscapes. The Canal de la Robine, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, runs through the city and offers charming walks along its plane tree-lined banks. If you enjoy the outdoors, why not hop on a bike or rent a small boat to take a peaceful ride along the canal?

Just a few kilometers from the city, the Narbonnaise en Méditerranée Regional Natural Park invites exploration. With its lagoons, garrigue scrublands, and sandy beaches, this park offers a wide variety of hiking and cycling trails and is a paradise for birdwatchers. The Clape Massif, located between Narbonne and Gruissan, is a natural gem where you can explore vineyards and paths scented with pine and rosemary.

Tastings and gourmet delights

Discovering Narbonne also means savoring its flavors. Les Halles de Narbonne, an iconic covered market, is a must for food lovers. This vibrant and authentic place brings together over 70 vendors offering the best local products: cheeses, charcuterie, seafood, and, of course, local wines such as Corbières or Minervois. Enjoying a tasting on-site is a true delight, whether you choose fresh oysters or a plate of tapas prepared before your eyes.

Outside Les Halles, several wineries around Narbonne welcome you for tours and tastings. The Domaine de l’Hospitalet, set majestically between the sea and vineyards, offers a complete experience with its cultural events and wine pairings.

A dynamic cultural destination

Narbonne hosts events throughout the year. If you are a music lover, Les Jeudis de Narbonne, a summer festival, will enliven your evenings with open-air concerts in the city's squares. The cultural program is rich and varied, with festivals, exhibitions, and shows ensuring each visit is marked by lively and captivating events.

Hidden gems

To go off the beaten path, take the time to discover the charming village of Bages, a few kilometers from Narbonne. Nestled by a lagoon, this fishing village offers a timeless break, with sublime views over the water and surrounding hills. It is an ideal spot for nature and tranquility lovers.

Another lesser-known gem is the Roman Horreum, a network of underground galleries dating back to Roman times, once used as a warehouse. This site is one of the few remaining visible relics of ancient Narbo Martius and will immerse you in the mysterious ambiance of old subterranean passages.

For a romantic moment or a simple pause of serenity, the Fontfroide Abbey, nestled in the garrigue a few kilometers from Narbonne, is a true haven of peace. This beautifully preserved Cistercian monument impresses with its architecture and its garden filled with Mediterranean scents.

Narbonne is a city with many facets, capable of satisfying all travel desires. Whether you are a history buff, a nature lover, or simply seeking moments of gourmet relaxation, you will find here a destination that combines authenticity and the Mediterranean way of life. With the Mediterranean Sea, vineyards, and preserved natural spaces as a backdrop, your stay in Narbonne promises to be unforgettable.

After this immersion in the city's treasures, we invite you to discover the best hotels in Narbonne, selected to offer comfort, charm, and an ideal location to fully enjoy everything Narbonne has to offer.


Latest hotel bookings in Narbonne

Photo of Bateau Le Nubian
Latest booking : May 2025

Boat

Experience a unique stay aboard this historic yacht moored on the Canal de la Robine in Narbonne. Blending maritime charm, modern comfort, and tranquility, this distinctive setting offers intimate accommodations, local breakfast, and easy access to the cultural treasures of the region.

From 65 EUR per night

Photo of ibis budget Narbonne Est
Latest booking : April 2025

2-star Hotel

Experience convenient and affordable accommodation just minutes from Narbonne's city center and Mediterranean beaches. Enjoy air-conditioned rooms, free parking, complimentary Wi-Fi, and an all-you-can-eat breakfast buffet for a functional and comfortable stay in the area.

From 37 EUR per night

Photo of Hôtel Le C - Boutique Hôtel
Latest booking : April 2025

4-star Hotel

Combining charm and modernity, Hôtel Le C offers an intimate and refined atmosphere in the heart of Narbonne. Its ten bright rooms, rooftop terrace with panoramic views, wellness area, and proximity to cultural attractions promise a stay filled with comfort and exploration.

From 98 EUR per night

Photo of The Originals City, Hôtel Le Puech, Narbonne
Latest booking : March 2025

3-star Hotel

At Narbonne's southern entrance, enjoy a modern, conveniently located hotel designed to combine comfort and practicality. Spacious rooms, dedicated business areas, a partner restaurant, and proximity to beaches and tourist attractions make this establishment an ideal starting point for exploring the region.

From 49 EUR per night

Photo of Will's Hotel
Latest booking : February 2025

Hotel

Between the train station and Narbonne’s city center, Will’s Hotel welcomes you in a 19th-century building. Individually decorated, air-conditioned rooms and an independent apartment ensure comfort and tranquility. Enjoy a breakfast buffet before setting out to explore the region.

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Latest booking : January 2025

3-star Hotel

Discover Narbonne from a convenient location near the A9 and A61 motorways. Enjoy air-conditioned rooms with cozy bedding, free Wi-Fi, and an on-site restaurant. Closed parking, charging station, and pet-friendly services make it perfect for exploring the region or a stopover.

From 75 EUR per night

Photo of Hôtel L'Alsace-Gare sncf
13 rooms

2-star Hotel

Just steps from the SNCF station, enjoy a practical and relaxing stay in a simple and comfortable setting. Air-conditioned rooms, a local produce breakfast, and proximity to Narbonne's historic center make L'Alsace a perfect base for exploring the region.

From 65 EUR per night

Photo of ibis budget Narbonne Sud A9/A61
42 rooms

2-star Hotel

Located 3 km from Narbonne and close to the A9 and A61 highways, enjoy functional and budget-friendly accommodation with air-conditioned rooms, free Wi-Fi, and secure parking. Explore Mediterranean beaches, cultural sites, or the African Reserve of Sigean while savoring a friendly breakfast buffet.

From 32 EUR per night

What are the must-see historical and cultural sites in Narbonne?

The must-see historical and cultural sites in Narbonne include the Saint-Just-et-Saint-Pasteur Cathedral, known for its colorful stained glass windows and Treasury room. Narbo Via Museum is also not to be missed, as it traces the city’s ancient history through an extensive collection of archaeological artifacts. The Palais des Archevêques, located in the historic center, houses two museums filled with artworks and archaeological objects. Visitors can also walk on a fragment of the Via Domitia, a remnant of the Roman period, and explore the Horreum, a network of underground galleries dating back to Roman times.

What outdoor activities are available around Narbonne?

For outdoor activities, the Canal de la Robine, a UNESCO World Heritage site, offers pleasant walks along its plane tree-shaded banks. Nature lovers can explore the Narbonnaise en Méditerranée Regional Natural Park, located a few kilometers from the city, which is ideal for hiking, cycling, and birdwatching. The Massif de la Clape is another remarkable natural site with trails that allow you to discover Mediterranean landscapes, vineyards, and stunning viewpoints.

Where are the best places to enjoy local cuisine in Narbonne?

Food lovers will find plenty to enjoy at Les Halles de Narbonne, an iconic covered market where more than 70 vendors offer the best local products, such as cheeses, cured meats, seafood, and local wines like Corbières or Minervois. For a more refined dining experience, several restaurants serve regional specialties and local wine tastings. Domaine de l’Hospitalet, located nearby, also offers wine tastings and cultural events centered around wine pairings.

What is the best time of year to visit Narbonne?

The best time to visit Narbonne is from May to September, when the weather is typically sunny and pleasant. During the summer, events such as Les Jeudis de Narbonne, a summer music festival with open-air concerts, bring the city’s evenings to life. September and October, the grape harvest season, offer a unique chance to explore the vineyards and join in on special tasting events.

What accommodation options are available, and which neighborhoods are best for staying?

Narbonne offers a variety of accommodation options, including charming hotels in the historic center, guesthouses in traditional buildings, and even boat hotels for a unique experience on the canal. The areas near the Canal de la Robine and the historic center are ideal for easy access to the main attractions. For those seeking a more natural setting, some establishments are located near the Massif de la Clape and the Narbonnaise Regional Natural Park, providing a peaceful stay in a natural environment.