Hotels in Versailles - Click for Closest to Centre

Hotel Name Town Star Price
Hôtel Le Home Saint Louis -
28 rue Saint Louis, Versailles, Yvelines 		Versailles 2 Star €50.00
Mercure MM Versailles Chateau -
19 rue Philippe de Dangeau, Versailles, Yvelines 		Versailles 2 Star €89.00
Hôtel dAngleterre -
2 bis rue de Fontenay, Versailles, 		Versailles 2 Star €88.00
Sofitel Château de Versailles -
2, Bis Avenue De Paris, Versailles, Yvelines 		Versailles 4 Star €140.00
Logis De France Hotel La Residence Du Berry -
14 Rue D'anjou, Versailles, Yvelines 		Versailles 3 Star €112.00
Trianon Palace & Spa a Westin Hotel -
1 boulevard de la Reine, Versailles, 78000, Yvelines 		Versailles, 78000 4 Star €176.00

Hotels Closest to The Centre of Versailles

Hotel Name Town Star Price
Sofitel Château de Versailles -
Located on , Bis Avenue De Paris (0.05 Miles from Versailles) 		Versailles 4 Star €140.00
Mercure MM Versailles Chateau -
Located on rue Philippe de Dangeau (0.23 Miles from Versailles) 		Versailles 2 Star €89.00
Hôtel dAngleterre -
Located on bis rue de Fontenay (0.3 Miles from Versailles) 		Versailles 2 Star €88.00
Logis De France Hotel La Residence Du Berry -
Located on Rue D'anjou (0.41 Miles from Versailles) 		Versailles 3 Star €112.00
Hôtel Le Home Saint Louis -
Located on rue Saint Louis (0.54 Miles from Versailles) 		Versailles 2 Star €50.00

About Versailles

Versailles (pronounced /vɛʀsaj/, in French), formerly the de facto capital of the kingdom of France, is now a wealthy suburb of Paris and is still an important administrative and judicial center. The city (commune) of Versailles, located in the western suburbs of Paris, 17.1 km. (10.6 miles) from the center of Paris, is the préfecture (capital) of the Yvelines département. Population of the city according to 2004 estimates was 85,900 inhabitants, down from a peak of 94,145 inhabitants in 1975. Versailles is made world-famous by the Château de Versailles, from the forecourt of which the city has grown. There are still doubts about the etymology of the name Versailles, but it seems the name comes from Latin versare (meaning "to keep turning over") and was used in medieval times for plowed lands, cleared lands (lands that had been repeatedly "turned over"). This word formation seems similar to Latin seminare ("to sow") which gave French semailles ("sowings", "sown seeds"). During the French Revolution, Versailles was temporarily renamed Berceau-de-la-Liberté, meaning "Cradle of Liberty".

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