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B&B Hotel Beauvais

The B&B Hotel format in Allonne, about 10 minutes from the airport.

Overview

B&B Hotels property in Allonne, the commune bordering Beauvais. 72 air-conditioned rooms with quality mattresses and French-designed pillows, and a bathroom with an extra-wide shower. The building is fully wheelchair accessible, with a lift to every floor and a reserved parking bay near reception.

Location

Rue Saint-Ladre in Allonne (60000), about 10 minutes' drive from Beauvais-Tillé airport and 4 km from the town centre.

Rooms

72 air-conditioned rooms, quality mattresses, French-designed pillows, bathroom with an extra-wide shower. Cots and an ironing service are available on request.

Highlights

  • Fully wheelchair accessible (lift, walk-in shower, reserved accessible bay)
  • Free private parking
  • Pets accepted

Facilities

Traveller reviews

7.8/10

3,317 reviews from travellers on Booking.com

Good scores on cleanliness, welcome and value for money. A few reviews report that sound insulation between rooms could be better.

Frequently asked questions

B&B Hotel Beauvais: how far is it from Beauvais airport?

B&B Hotel Beauvais is on the southern edge of Beauvais (about 10 min from the airport). The airport is reached by car or taxi.

B&B Hotel Beauvais: how do you get to Beauvais airport?

Navette Express airport shuttle (€4 per person), Kennedy stop near the hotel, first departure 4.25am, at the terminal by 4.47am. It is a public Corolis route, not a hotel service; outside its hours, a taxi from Beauvais costs €17 by day and €21 at night.

B&B Hotel Beauvais: is there parking?

Yes. Free private parking, with reserved accessible bays near reception.

B&B Hotel Beauvais: are dogs and cats allowed?

Yes. Pets accepted. Mention the animal when you book: a nightly supplement is common.

B&B Hotel Beauvais: how much is a night?

From €69 per night for one person, before promotions. The actual rate depends on your dates and on occupancy.

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