Eurostar Hotels

Eurostar is now synonymous with easy, hassle free high speed travel between the UK and a host of elegant destinations in northern France and Belgium. For most people there is simply no other way to go, yet Eurostar offers so much more than simply a super fast channel crossing. The Eurostar experience is best enjoyed with a fully featured short break package offering handpicked hotels of distinction and comfortable, cost saving budget accommodation. Eurostar hotels are all superbly located right in the heart of the action, ideally placed for sightseeing, entertainment and shopping. Paris Eurostar hotels exemplify all that is chic and glamorous about the French capital such as the featured neo classical Balzac Hotel - boasting elegant antique furnishings, vivid colour schemes and a romantic bistro restaurant affording stunning Parisian views. The budget conscious will relish a stay in the comfortable Hotel Beaumarchais, a gregarious, youthful hotel full of Parisian charm.

 

In true Belgian tradition, Eurostar hotels in Brussels offer up a truly eclectic mix of the modern and minimalist, cheap and cheerful and sumptuous 5 star flagship establishments. Choose from the upmarket quirky White Hotel, the traditional Hotel Orts or the exclusive Manos, invitingly close to Brussels' Eurostar terminal. In contrast, Eurostar hotels at Disneyland®Paris are as exuberant as the theme park itself and feature everything from rustic bunk beds at Davy Crockett Ranch to old fashioned opulence at the 5 star Disneyland Hotel.

 

Eurostar city breaks in the charming Flemish city of Lille offer no less variety for a place to stay. Conveniently located right by the Eurostar station are a cluster of basic modern hotels and guest houses while the old town features chic boutique accommodation, elegant historic hotels and even an atmospheric former nunnery in which to rest after a hard days shopping. Perhaps some of the most attractive Eurostar hotels are also among the best value in beautiful Bruges. Wake up to a misty canal view from a quaint converted Flemish guild house, some which date back over 300 years. Exposed rustic beams and crackling log fires offer a charming and unpretentious stay in this most atmospheric of cities.