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Visiting the Creuse department? Put down your bags in the Première Classe hotel in Guéret. Take advantage of its comfortable, affordable rooms to visit the region.

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Unpack your suitcases in the Première Classe hotel in Guéret. Discover all the comforts necessary for a pleasant stay on a small budget: comfortable rooms with private bathroom, breakfast service in the form of an all-you-can-eat buffet, secured parking, free and unlimited Wi-Fi access.

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Family vacations in Guéret

Discover Guéret, a little commune of fewer than 13,000 inhabitants, easily over a weekend or short break. Cross the main square in the town center and stop near the pretty Fontaine des Trois Grâces. In the Old Town, stop at the château des Comtes de la Marche, today Headquarters of the County Commission. After a quiet night in your room at the Première Classe hotel in Guéret, treat yourself to a trip in the countryside to the étang de Courtille lake where you can take part in many activities.

Staying a week at the Première Classe hotel in Guéret? Spend a moment inside the château de Sainte-Feyre, carefully decorated by its owners. Lovers of walking and hiking will be spoilt for choice. A number of beautiful trails exist around Guéret, in the Gartempe valley, the Chabrières forest and in the Puy des Trois Cornes. Don’t miss the architectural treasures of the Creuse valley, such as the hilltop village of Glénic.

Your children won’t have time to be bored during your family vacation in Guéret. After a hearty breakfast taken at your Première Classe hotel, take them to the Giant Labyrinth of the Monts de Guéret, the largest in the world. Entertainment guaranteed! The Monts de Guéret also have an animal park with wolves. Finally, the Arc-en-Ciel farm in the heart of the green countryside of the Creuse welcomes children and helps them discover farm animals in an entertaining way. Want to continue visiting the region with your family? Book our Première Classe budget hotels in Limoges, Clermont-Ferrand and Brive-la-Gaillarde.

Discover the culinary specialities of Guéret

Fancy a gourmet break in Guéret? Have breakfast in the Première Classe hotel before heading off to discover the famous gastronomy of the Creuse. It’s famous for its fondue, which warms hearts and stomachs, as well as for its meat andouille, potato pâté, stuffed porcini mushrooms and river trout. As for cheese, you’ll find the Tomme Fermière du Limousin in the markets and on the farms. When it comes to desserts, clafoutis and creusois (a moist cake with hazelnuts and butter) will delight pastry lovers.

Guéret’s must-see festivals

If you stay in the Première Classe hotel in Guéret during the summer, you’ll find the town very lively. The most eagerly awaited event is the annual storytelling festival Sortilèges of the Full Moon which lasts for a whole month. Shows for all audiences as well as storytelling walks bring together artists and storytellers in the heart of the Mont Guéret animal park. And what about the Summer Nights Festival in Guéret? Open-air cinema, fireworks, and numerous concerts with different types of sound.

A historical anecdote about Guéret

Guéret is home to Madeleine Chapelle, the wife of the famous painter Ingres. Ingres originally fell in love with d’Adèle de Lauréal, but she was already married. She put him in touch with her cousin, Madeleine Chapelle, who looked just like her and was a hat-seller in Guéret. After exchanging a few letters, he asked her to marry him. She left her little French village for Rome in September 1814 and married him in the December. She appeared in many of the artist’s paintings, especially The Turkish Bath, which is now on display in the Louvre Museum in Paris.

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