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What Guests Said About Amiens:
peter
United States of America
8.0
The Cathedral deserves its reputation--truly spectacular and...
The Cathedral deserves its reputation--truly spectacular and awe-inspiring. Nice city center and waterfront for easy pedestrian strolling. The city is only 1 1/2 hours from Paris--easy by train or car.
Gillian
United Kingdom
8.0
My likes may not be someone elses.
My likes may not be someone elses. Very clean town, interesting building. The Cathedral was most impressive and the walk along the quays very interesting.
We ate at a very nice place called "Tower Pub" just by the Perret Tower on Rue de Noyon opposite the SNCF station.
Finding getting into a car park wasn't that easy but once parked walking around the town is fine?
Our hotel was very central so once parked we didn't need to use the car again.
James
Australia
8.0
Amiens is a great little city.
Amiens is a great little city. Plenty of places to eat and drink and if you are there like we were at Christmas time then the Christmas markets are fantastic. A great base to explore the region, in particular the battlefields of WW1 and WW2. The cathedral is also a must see inside and out. At Christmas time they have a spectacular lighting display which sees all the statues big and small turned into beautifully coloured works of art.
Geoffrey Palmer
United Kingdom
10
The Christmas Market is magical and wonderful for all ages.
The Christmas Market is magical and wonderful for all ages. If you get the chance to see the Cathedral Son et Lumiere it is awesome in the true sense of the word. It is on at 7 p,m, during the time of the Market. I recommend wandering aimlessly around the picturesque Saint-Leu district, many 18th and 19th brick or wooden houses built for weavers and dyers in an area criss-crossed by narrow canals. Amiens centre is compact and surrounded by a ring road. If you have a car it is possible to find spaces on the narrow streets near the Place Marechal Joffre.
I enjoy running and had a great run along the bank of the Somme beside the Hortillonages - allotments - as the sun rose.
cyborys
United States of America
10
Of course there is the UN World Heritage designated...
Of course there is the UN World Heritage designated cathedral of Amiens that is the main attraction, but the older and newer commercial sections of the city are reserved for pedestrians, making them very accessible for strolling, touring at leisure and taking in the varied attractions of the city. Many varied and good dining opportunities are within within walking distance of the cathedral. I lunched at both Orfevriere (on street of same name) and Oz'Ange (just outside of the cathedral) . I also used Amiens as a base to do a day trip to Beauvais (only bus from SNCF station, no trains but a very lovey way to see the countryside)
“The facility is brand new - 3 months old. Everything was practical, economical and fully functioning. The bathroom was a good size. The downstairs area was sunny and bright. The site on which the hotel stands will be lovely when the vegetation matures.”
“This is a small establishment where you would feel like visiting your family. My room was cosy and neat. Breakfast is served by the friendly owner in the living room. Small parking available in front of the building on the street for hotel guests. 20 minutes walk from the city centre - straight way! To be recommended.”
“Wonderful staff. Emma at the front desk was knowledgeable, cheerful. Quiet quiet hotel yet close to everything. Room was just remodeled. Bathroom lovely. We will stay here again!”
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