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For a business trip or vacation, fall in love with Laon, a small town in the Hauts-de-France region with a great medieval past. Stay there without breaking the bank thanks to Première Classe hotels.
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Budget Première Classe Hotels Saint-Quentin
A business trip or a weekend of fun in the Aisne department without breaking the bank? Comfortable rooms and quality services are the hallmarks of your budget hotel in Saint-Quentin.
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The Aisne department welcomes you for a business trip or vacation. Book your room in our Première Classe hotel in Soissons and discover a fascinating town.
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Week-long trip to Laon
Discover Laon with your family
Enjoying a weekend in Laon? Take stroll through the heights of the old medieval city to explore the wonders of its architectural heritage. The stunning Gothic Notre Dame cathedral, which inspired counterparts in Reims and Chartres, is an absolute must-see. Climb all the way to the top, and you’ll be rewarded with breath-taking views across the city. Once back on terra firma, get your fill of the city’s heritage with a trip to the Hôtel-Dieu — now home to the local tourism office — the Chappelle des Templiers and a walk along the city walls. Enjoy great accommodation at low prices during your stay with our Première Classe hotels.
Spending a week’s stay in Laon for a business trip or vacation? Take some time out to see its abbeys — the Abbey of St. Vincent, Saint-Jean or Saint-Martin — monuments harking back to the city’s medieval past. Visit the underground passageways of the Citadel to unearth the city’s secrets and trace its history and geological past. Are you keen to stay longer in Aisne to keep exploring the region? Book a room in one of our affordable Première Classe hotels in Saint-Quentin or Soissons.
Enjoying a family stay in our Première Classe hotel in Laon? The city is home to Happy Loup, a play area specially for kids. With ball pits, slides, racetracks and toboggan runs on offer, they’ll be slipping and sliding like wild things. Around seven miles to the south of Laon, the Lac d’Aillete Centre Parcs resort is the perfect place for a fun family day out. The department of Aisne is also castle territory, so why not take a trip to the Château de Coucy, a majestic fortress high on the headland above where the Oise and the Ailette rivers meet.
A culinary trip to Laon
Feel like making your stay in Laon an indulgent one? After breakfast at your Première Classe hotel and a stroll around the city, lunch is the perfect chance to sample some of Laon’s culinary specialties. Popular dishes include Sires de Coucy rissoles, small fried pastries stuffed with meat or fish, and caghuse, a pork, onion and white wine stew. And for dessert, treat yourself to a rabote picarde. This delicious sweet treat is simply an apple wrapped in puff pastry.
The events that make Laon tick
So you’re staying at the Première Classe hotel in Laon — what are the main events? Well, if you’re here in June, the Medieval Festival is not one to be missed: step back in time to the madness of the Middle Ages, with the city walls towering above you. In October and November, the Festival de Laon is one of the highlights of the year for classical music lovers, with around a dozen concerts on offer. If you’d like to head to fun events elsewhere in Aisne, you can also find Première Classe hotels in Saint-Quentin and Soissons.
An interesting fact about Laon
Jean-Paul Sartre spent a year teaching at the Lycée de Laon from 1936 to 1937. The philosophy teacher, who graduated as a university professor in 1929, is said to have taken classes outside, with no notes and no tie (which was a bit of a shock at the time). He started writing and publishing papers on philosophy while in Laon, but had yet to make a name for himself. Sartre spoke of Laon in many of his letters to Simone de Beauvoir. He also described the medieval city’s ramparts in the first volume of The Roads to Freedom. Discover all the city’s secrets for yourself with a stay in its Première Classe hotel.
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