Hotels near Moulins-sur-Allier Train Station, Moulins

Located in Moulins, a 11-minute walk from Moulins-sur-Allier Train Station, Le Clos De Bourgogne has accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a bar.

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Christina

From

Belgium

location, with a nice park in the city

Built in 1834, this 4-star hotel features an outdoor swimming pool, a spa center and a garden. Moulins Train Station is a 15-minute walk away and the city center is 656 feet away.

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Elaine

From

United States

The hotel was exceptionally beautiful and in a great location within walking distance to historic sites, the train station, shops, restaurants, etc. The breakfast buffet was also excellent. I will definitely be looking to book Mercure hotels in the future.

Located in Avermes, 2.1 miles from Moulins Cathedral, B&B HOTEL Moulins Avermes provides accommodations with free WiFi and free private parking.

Located a few minutes away from the Nevers Magny Cours race track, the ibis Moulins Hotel is an ideal location for exploring the historic city center of Moulins.

Located a 5-minute drive from the center of Moulins, 30 minutes from Le Pal Animal Park, and 35 minutes from Nevers Magny-Cours, Hôtel&Résidence_Avermes offers rooms with private bathrooms and...

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Samantha

From

United Kingdom

Ideal location for us Large room for a family would sleep 6 Very warm Could do with modernizing. Shower head was broken

Located a 4-minute drive from both Avermes and Moulins, Campanile Moulins Avermes offers accommodations with free onsite parking. Free WiFi is available throughout the property.

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Green

From

United Kingdom

We like Campanile's. Normally very good accommodation and food and ample free parking. However, this one was lacking. It was tired (needed exterior decoration urgently) and room was a bit tired. The air conditioning failed - was faulty ? And there were no hand/grab rails around the bath. At eighty years of age I'm a bit doddery and it's dangerous/precarious for me using the bath. Also all the various switches (in the bathroom - but they shouldn't be for electrical safety reasons) should ideally be outside the bathroom. Trouble is that the engineer/designers of the room facilities/layout are too inexperienced 'young bucks'(?) who are not trained well enough 'by default' to 'design in' safety for old people - Iike me. I appreciate the competition and the serious financial deficits caused by COVID, but please just up your game a little. We will, of course, use Campaniles again. Thanks, Dr Alan, Retired Chartered Engineer, Lawyer and business Tycoon.