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Hotels in Auffay

Want to stay near Auffay? With only 1 hotel within 10 kilometres of the centre, you'll have to act quick!

In terms of a central location, you can't do better than La Longère des Nuits de Varenne. It's a fantastic place to chill out after touring your way through the centre of Auffay.

You might also like to stay at the Best Western De Dieppe, which is located 30 kilometres away. Or maybe the Hotel de Bourgtheroulde, Autograph Collection, just a distance of 30 kilometres from Auffay. The Hotel de l'Europe, 25 kilometres away, and the Best Western Hotel Litteraire Gustave Flaubert, 30 kilometres away, are some other options.

Tourville-sur-Arques is another place where you can lay back and order up some room service like a boss. Sitting 17 kilometres north of Auffay, it's where you'll find the Notre Dame de Bonsecours and Saint Jacques Church. Some of our recommended Tourville-sur-Arques hotels include the Balladins Dieppe and B&B Hôtel Dieppe. 19 kilometres to the north of Auffay you'll find Arques-la-Bataille, which is home to the Le Château de Grèges and RIT HOTEL Touvotel Citotel Dieppe. Should you choose to stay in Arques-la-Bataille, be sure to check out Dieppe Beach and Chateau de Dieppe.

Rouen Cathedral, the Rouen Mont-Saint-Aignan Golf Course and Saint-Ouen Church are just some of the awesome things to see and do in Rouen. This regional centre is 30 kilometres south of Auffay and has a population of 110,000. Why not also explore Tour Jeanne d'Arc and the Musee des Beaux-Arts? There are a range of great hotels where you can hit the hay for a night or two in Rouen. We recommend checking out the deals at the Hôtel de l'Europe and Mercure Rouen Centre Cathedrale.

There's nothing more worrying than taxiing down the runway and wondering where on earth you're gonna stay that night. So why not sort it out before you leave and reserve a room at the Campanile Rouen Est - Franqueville Saint Pierre? It's seriously close to Rouen - Seine Valley Airport, which sits 35 kilometres from Auffay's centre.