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Montauban-de-Picardie – 81 hotels and places to stay
ibis Albert Pays de Somme
The Hotel Ibis Albert is located in the heart of the Picardy countryside, 2 km from Somme 1916 Museum and Albert Train Station.
Hotel De La Paix
Hôtel De La Paix is located in the city center of Albert, 500 meters from the 1916 Museum and 22 km from Villers-Bretonneux.
Hôtel Le Prieuré
Situated in Rancourt, 38 km from Saint-Quentin Train Station, Hôtel Le Prieuré features accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a restaurant.
Un Parfum de Campagne
Located just 30 km from Amiens Train Station, Un Parfum de Campagne provides accommodation in Méaulte with access to a garden, a shared lounge, as well as a housekeeping service.
La maison de Julie Albert
Offering barbecue facilities and inner courtyard view, La maison de Julie Albert is situated in Albert, 32 km from Zénith d'Amiens and 29 km from The Floating gardens Park.
Le Clos du Clocher
Located in Gueudecourt, Le Clos du Clocher is set in a renovated farmhouse and offers B&B accommodation.
The Poppy's
Boasting inner courtyard views, The Poppy's features accommodation with a garden and a balcony, around 31 km from Amiens Train Station.
Aux Chants des Oiseaux
Located in Ligny-Thilloy in the Nord-Pas-de-Calais region, Aux Chants des Oiseaux provides accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking.
Domaine d'Aveluy
Featuring garden views, Domaine d'Aveluy provides accommodation with a spa and wellness centre, a garden and barbecue facilities, around 32 km from Amiens Train Station.
L'appartement de Julie
L'appartement de Julie is situated in Albert, 29 km from Amiens Train Station, 31 km from Zénith d'Amiens, and 28 km from The Floating gardens Park.
What guests said about Montauban-de-Picardie:
- Scored 1010
I didn't read any reviews in regard to the accommodation...
I didn't read any reviews in regard to the accommodation really because I like to go somewhere without any preconceptions. To be honest I don't tend to write reviews either for the same reason On this occasion however I feel its is justified to say just a few things Firstly Christine your host is so charming and the love she has for the property and her desire for you to enjoy your stay really comes through The building is full of history and the room is of a good size and the bed very comfortable with a lovely view of the adjacent woodlands Though the building is historicaly old the bathroom facilities are up to date and are private and again a good size In the morning you are greeted by Christine who provides a breakfast and the opportunity to sample her home made jams I thoroughly recommended you stay here if your lucky enough to get a booking and you will not be disappointedAAnonymousUnited Kingdom - Scored 1010
It is remote and yet only a few miles from Albert.
It is remote and yet only a few miles from Albert. You had the feeling that you were on your own in the countryside with all the sounds and sights of the country - a deer at the side of a nearby tree. The owner has homemade jams and marmalades as well as wines and beers to enjoy sitting out in the evening. Very good Wi-fi available and of course, The breakfast was served in a relaxed fashion with great coffee or tea and orange juice with croissants and as much toast as you could have - a cooked breakfast is also available. If you would like to cook in the evening for your self or your party there is excellent facilities and a fridge for storage of food and drinks - wonderful experience.
ColmUnited Kingdom - Scored 1010
A unique place to stay in the heart of the Great War...
A unique place to stay in the heart of the Great War Battlefields close to Delville Wood and a number of other key sites. The accommodation is in a former railway station that was closed to traffic in the 1950s. All rooms are spacious, have storage and locks and access to their own private bathrooms. Madame provides a sumptuous breakfast and also offers dinner with advanced notice. There is a self-catering communal kitchen and various food and drink to purchase by way of an honesty box including delicious homemade jams and wines. The dining room acts as a communal living room and has information boards on its walls about battles etc immediate to the location; there is also a good library (books and DVDs), TV and DVD player. Various artefacts are also available to purchase. There is a table and chairs in the surrounding garden and sun loungers to use. Bicycles can also be stored outside and parking is available. As well as the great garden, you are free to explore the private wood with its own shell craters, trench/bunker remains and an abundance of nature.AlexUnited Kingdom
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