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Holiday Inn Express Amiens
3.0 out of 5.0
44.0% based on 244 reviews
Recent guest reviews
A one night stay in this central location served its purpose as a convenient stop on our way to the WWW1 battlefields. Easy access from cheap commercial centre car park below to reception and up to our smallish, but sufficient room. Central location close to a wide range of shops and dining options and a pleasant base for an early Saturday evening stroll. Basic breakfast and smooth checkout procedure and we drove on to the quiet Sunday morning streets refreshed and satisfied that this hotel had delivered good value for money.
This is a standard Holiday Inn Express hotel. No dinners, just a pre-cooked meal in a jar in case of late arrival but there are many restaurants within 10 min walk, breakfast is good despite not that many options offered. Receptionists do speak English but not always as good as needed which may result in a difficult situation. Else, it still as good as i come the third time...
Great location, so accessible next to station with carpark underneath. Also easy to return to as tower across the street gives an immediate marker. Short walk to that vast eclectic run of restaurants on the banks of the Somme. Super clean rooms, a bit on the small side as expected but well fitted out and very quiet for city centre. Well run breakfast room with ample choice and promptly cleaned tables. A pleasant surprise overall.
We stayed here for 2 nights whilst visiting Amiens for a short break. What a pleasant surprise! Couldn't really have asked for more from a Holiday Inn Express and I would certainly recommend this hotel based on our experience. As I have no real complaint I will talk you through some key points of our experience and the hotels location and hopefully pass on some useful information. Firstly, we arrived late at night from the UK. We are often worried when doing this at a hotel we haven't used before that we won't be able to find a parking space. Even more so in the centre of a town that is holding a large Christmas market. We needn't have worried. There is a very large underground car park - at least 2 floors underground but maybe even 3 floors.The spaces are a bit tight, as are some of the corners but this is no worse than any of the many other french hotel car parks I have used. The rate is very reasonable too at 7Euros per 24hours. It is also worth noting that the car park appears to be independent and not part of the hotel, but regardless of this we experienced no problems and saw nothing untoward. Check-in was seamless - the receptionist couldn't have been better or friendlier and had us checked in in a matter of moments and we were away to our 3rd floor room. The room was the standard HIEx offering - very clean, comfortable, large bed with a nice bathroom and powerful shower. The room had a coffee machine and good heating which we were very grateful for when the temperature was -3 outside. Breakfast - again the standard Holiday Inn Express offering - a continental breakfast with plenty of choice included with every single room including the option of cooking yourself a boiled egg. Very well managed and tables were quickly cleared as people left. Although it was busy both days we had no problem getting a table and nothing had been allowed to run out. I have read reviews about there only being one person to manage the breakfast, reception and bar - this for the most part is true but they do an excellent job of it. Location - This really is one of the highlights of this hotel. You couldn't ask for a better location whether you are arriving by car or train. The railway station is just a couple of minutes walk (next door). The centre of Amiens is also on the doorstep. At the time we went the Christmas Market was on (until January I think) and we stepped out of the hotel and across the street to the left was the big wheel at the start of the Christmas market. There are more bars, restaurants and eateries within walking distance than you could ever need. All in all this is an excellent hotel. If a Holiday Inn Express is your sort of accommodation then this is a solid example of one and I can only recommend it.
Amiens is not a place which I think I would want to visit often and is one where I have never been before but I was en route from Calais to Nice and it was a reasonable night stop location. Being an IHG member I tend to look for the IHG hotels. This hotel is in the middle of town and really it is in a rather difficult place to access - you need to keep your wits about you because of the mad drivers and the day we went there were road works blocking off routes all over the city. It was mayhem. Anyway the hotel itself does have its own parking, again quite difficult to access. It is a typical Holiday Inn Express. I felt the young man who booked me in was rather surly - indeed I found that no one in this city seemed able to crack a smile. We really drew the short straw because we were put on the fourth floor along with a school group of sorts - sad to say from England. We probably had the worst night I have ever spent in a hotel. The youngsters were drinking in the corridor; smoking on ther balcony and they had notes on their doors suggesting that "visitors were welcome". It was like a brothel. We went to bed circa 10 pm and they continued to "party" and bang around all night. At 3 am enough was enough. We had people actually banging on our door. We called reception. They already seemed to be aware of the problem but happily the noise stopped shortly after - that is until about 5 am when it started again and people once again started banging on doors, including ours. I cannot deny that it was actually intimidating. When we came out for breakfast a man was there who turned out to be the deputy manager and I told him what a terrible time we had had. He was clearly pretty unhappy too and said that they had cases of beer in their rooms and were just causing trouble all the time. At breakfast their teachers were there and we made it clear what we thought. When we left we were quite gratified to be told that there would be no charge as compensation for the bad time we had had. Top marks to the deputy manager for this - we were going to ask for compensation but he beat us to it. I don't knock any marks off for their behaviour as they did their best to put it right but I think they could have thrown these people out. I must apologise to the hotel for the fact that it was a British group which was responsibled for this appalling behaviour. It made me ashamed to feel they were of the same nationality as us. A load of teenage louts who frankly should not be allowed out on the street. As regards the other aspects of the hotel, the breakfast was okay - I have had better but at least I could boil my own eggs which I liked doing. I can't say I have fond memories of this city.
We stayed here for 3 nights this weekend. Very convenient, right next to the station, underground parking a 3 minute walk away (7E for 24 hours) , across from all the shops, only a short walk to the Cathedral and lots of restaurants, cafe's. The hotel has a Continental breakfast which was ample, is very clean and had an extremely comfortable bed. It's also of course well situated for the Somme...
We were visiting the Somme battle fields and museums and this made a good base, right in the centre of Amiens, a large town with good eateries and attractions. Quite noisy with doors slamming during the night, but that was down to the guests. Very clean and comfortable with good bathroom. Great for a couple of nights stay but any longer and it would have become too small
Right in the centre of Amiens, so it great as basecamp for us visit 1st world war cemetaries and museums. Very clean and comfortable with great shower. Noisy at night but that was down to guests not being able to close a door quietly! Friendly and welcoming staff.
Located next to the main rail station (but no train noise) and within 10 minutes walk of cathedral and Quai Leu. Relatively basic but comfortable. Very good breakfast included. We didn't find the receptionist when we arrived terribly helpful but others were good. Can't really argue with this for the price.
We booked the hotel for the bi-annual Grande Réderie. The hotel is next to the Railway station (couldn't hear the trains). It is just over the road from the main shopping street (literally). There is a non affiliated car park beneath the hotel (Amiens 2) & the cost is very reasonable- 7€ per 24hrs. Hotel is clean, quiet, with en-suite rooms. Coffee making facilities in the room, multi-lingual Tv & a safe. Receptionists speak some English & are very helpful. Breakfast is 6.30-10.30 with a variety of croissants, pains au chocolate, French baguette. Juice, yoghurt, cold meats, cheese & cereals. Self serve vending machine with a range of coffee & chocolate options. So if you are arriving by train, you win, if you arrive by car, you win, if you go to shop or the Grande Réderie, you win. It's a win, win situation whichever way you look at it. We. Booked in advance via Bookingdotcom & got an excellent day rate, much better than was on offer the day we arrived.
Hotel highlights
- Free hot/cold buffet breakfast
- Free WiFi in rooms and public areas
- Bar/lounge
- Fitness center
Holiday Inn Express Amiens places you within a 10-minute stroll of Amiens Cathedral and Musee de l'Hotel de Berny. This 3-star hotel has 66 guestrooms and offers conveniences like free breakfast, free in-room WiFi, and a fitness center. Centrally located in Amiens, the hotel is also a short walk from Hortillonnages Floating Gardens and Jules Verne House.
Dining
Free hot/cold buffet breakfast is served each morning from 6:30 AM to 10 AM. Quench your thirst with a drink at the bar/lounge.
Rooms
All 66 soundproofed rooms feature espresso makers, free newspapers, and laptop-compatible safes. LED TVs come with digital channels, and guests can stay connected with free WiFi. Beds are dressed in premium bedding and bathrooms offer hair dryers and free toiletries. Phones and desks are also standard.
Property features
Renovated in 2015, Holiday Inn Express Amiens offers a fitness center, free WiFi in public areas, and conference space. Self parking is offered for EUR 7 per night. The front desk has multilingual staff standing by 24 hours a day to assist with dry cleaning/laundry and luggage storage. Additional amenities include a computer station, express check-in, and express check-out.
Reviews from Trip Advisor
44.0% of guests recommend this hotel
Total of 244 reviews
