Lille hotels and places to stay

If you're on a budget in Lille and want good value for your money, you can stay at the 3-star Comfort Hotel Lille Lomme. The affordable Novotel Suites Lille Europe with rates from 154US$ is situated only a 15-minute walk from the city center. In case you're on a tight budget, stay at Treilles Appar'T, which is a 5-minute walk from Maison de la Photographie. Lomme and Lille Centre Ville are your best choices, if you are on a budget and would like to stay near Faubourg de Béthune district, and in vicinity to Fresque "Le Peuple Rene debarque a Saint-Sauveur".

Consider the 3-star Hotel Agena, which is convenient for getting to Lesquin airport. Book a room at Hotel Du Moulin D'Or near Gare Lille-Flandres metro station and you can easily explore Lille by public transportation. If you want to take the train to explore Lille, choose Premiere Classe Lille Centre next to Lille Flandres railroad station.

If you're planning your first trip to Lille, consider staying in the city center in the hotels like Grand Hotel Lille and Citadines City Centre Lille. Le 84 and Vieux Murs are good apartments that will place you within a 10-minute walk of the city center.

In Gare - Euralille district of Lille, you will find a number of high-end, luxury hotels, such as Crowne Plaza Euralille. Hotel Barriere Lille is a great original option near Belfry, it offers a unique boutique hotel experience. Lille City Hotel is a 5-minute walk from the city center of Lille for those who prefer reliable service.

If you're traveling with a family to Lille, you may wish to find apartments near Jean-Baptiste Lebas Square, then book Apparts Hyper Centre Gare Lille or Flandres Appart. We have great B&B accommodation options, such as Suite De Standing - Lille Hyper Centre with a room rate from 106US$. If you're heading to Lille for business, Ibis Lille Lomme Centre or Art Deco Euralille are great options in Lomme district. Campanile Lille Ouest Lomme is a popular resort that also offers free self-parking, a patio and table tennis, so you and your entire family can relax after a day exploring Lille.

LILLE is caught in confusion of cultures.

When traveling to Lille, you will be pushed to discern whether it is a truly French city or it is grounded in the medieval days of Flanders' cities. More than 350 years ago Lille was a part of historic Flanders region embracing France, Netherlands and Belgium, so today its is still reminiscent of the cobbled streets in Brussels and immense squares like in Amsterdam.

Lille took the best of foreign influences and today it is open to your visit. Be it a room in cheap hotel in Lille to a luxury-appointed room all available at Booked.net. Our listings include maps, photos and secure forms on each hotel.

All this cultural variety in Lille was for a long time unfairly underrated as Lille served as a poor cousin to bustling Paris. Placed en-route to French capital, Lille long set in the shadow of its romantic neighbor as a mere stop on the way. But things changed with time and so it happened that Lille developed into attractive destination.

Nowadays, Lille is a real blend of favorites from exquisite shops, upscale restaurants and grand churches. Its neo-Gothic Notre Damme de la Treille Cathedral is still less sophisticated that its counterpart in Paris yet it pays a great tribute to the unique local cityscape.

If you are passionate for art than you are on a right way while visiting Lille. This city is a real depository of art masterpieces that makes even the famous Louvre in Paris lose its nerve. From works by artists like Picasso, Braques and Derains at the Musée des Beaux-Arts to more contemporary exhibitions at the Musée d'Art Moderne, Lille has something for everyone.

Other attractions include;

• Place du Général-de-Gaulle, the most historic house in all of the city

• Place Rihour, a cluster of restaurants, historic houses and the tourist information center housed there

• Vieux Lille, an old-world area packed with old buildings taking turns to stylish designer shops

• Museum of Natural History features a collection of mammals, insects, and fossils

• Musée d'Art et d' Industrie de Roubaix offers displays on 20th century art

When it comes to old Lille it is best for strolling, but if you shift focus to modern Lille, it tastes better on a visit to local restaurant. The city is known for its upscale cuisine with a heavy focus on seafood and draft Belgian beer is on tap there at every bar.

Looking around its pretty heart, you will see that Lille packed itself with cutting-edge amenities and pulsating nightlife scene, yet left the same the city will take you deep into its history which extends back to when it was founded in 1066. It served as a capital of the County of Flanders and then often changed hands from French to Spanish and back again. Its heyday was in the 19th century when developed into industrial hub, but this progress declined after the world wars.

Today Lille serves as the fourth largest city in France and offers the best options for your stay there. Booked.net can place you in any hotel in Lille with a few clicks.