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Best Western Hotel Du Casino Le Phoebus
District: Gruissan Super SaverPopular
A comfortable casino hotel surrounded by stunning views of a nearby national park and the Mediterranean Sea
Good7.5
(135 reviews)
Domaine De La Pierre Chaude Guest House
District: Portel des Corbieres Super SaverPopular
Restored French farmhouse hotel set within Mediterranean national park, 15 minutes by car from the lakes and the old town of Narbonne
Very Good8.3
(2 reviews)
Domaine Grand Guihem Hotel
District: Cascastel des Corbieres Super SaverPopular
A classic French country house hotel set within a vineyard on the fringe of national park beside the Mediterranean Sea
 
(4 reviews)
Le Corail Hotel Gruissan
District: Gruissan Super SaverPopular
Situated in an atmospheric spot, this midrange priced property is a practical, central choice, being just minutes from a nearby beach
Pleasant6.3
(155 reviews)
La Residence Hotel Narbonne
District: City Centre
Good7.7
(198 reviews)
Le Mas Pi Hotel Vinassan
District: Vinassan
Very Good8.3
(260 reviews)
Odalys Le Neptune Residence Saint Pierre la Mer
District: Saint Pierre la Mer
Good7.2
(118 reviews)
Introduction to Narbonne, France
In south-central France, 15kms from the Mediterranean Sea and 850kms from Paris, lies the commune of Narbonne, in Aude department. The biggest attraction in town is the unfinished Narbonne Cathedral, built near the city's 5th century pre-Visigothic walls. The religious structure still stuns visitors with its courtyard, side chapels and choir. The residents of Narbonne were instrumental in seeing the Canal de la Robine built in the 1700s to boost the town's trade opportunities. It runs through the middle of town. Other chief sites include the Palais des Archeveques (Archbishop's Palace), which dates to 1272, the Archaeological Museum and the Roman Horreum, a former grain warehouse that was built as an underground corridor, or cryptoporticus. Also worth a look are the remains of Via Domitia, the Halles covered market - which is particularly busy on Sunday and Thursday mornings - as well as the limestone massif known as La Clape. Ubiquitous Narbonne hotels are scattered around the town and provide easy access to the main sites.
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