113 properties B&Bs and small inns across 11 destinations in France, from € 62 per night for two adults.
We track 113 properties B&Bs and small inns across 11 destinations in France. Bordeaux has the most with 29; Montpellier has the lowest starting price at € 62 a night. Typical prices across the country run from € 98 to € 163 depending on where you go, which is a wider gap than most travellers expect within one country. Staying in Reims costs about 1.7 times what Lille does for the same kind of property, so if your plans are flexible the destination matters more than the hotel.
| Destination | Properties | From / night | Typical |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bordeaux | 29 | from € 82 | € 149 |
| Avignon | 15 | from € 76 | € 140 |
| Lille | 13 | from € 89 | € 98 |
| Montpellier | 11 | from € 62 | € 121 |
| Nice | 8 | from € 86 | € 129 |
| Toulouse | 8 | from € 77 | € 128 |
| Marseille | 7 | from € 81 | € 118 |
| Cannes | 6 | from € 89 | € 127 |
| Nantes | 6 | from € 97 | € 100 |
| Lyon | 5 | from € 120 | € 135 |
| Reims | 5 | from € 115 | € 163 |
Small properties where breakfast is part of the deal and usually cooked rather than laid out. The number of rooms is typically under ten, the hosts often live on site, and the experience is closer to staying with someone than to checking into a building.
A B&B with three rooms cannot absorb a late cancellation the way a hotel can, and the terms reflect that. Read them before you book if your dates are not certain, and consider a free-cancellation rate instead.
Worth it for: Couples, countryside stays, and anyone who wants a recommendation for dinner from someone who actually eats there.








We can currently book 113 across 11 destinations in France, starting from €62 per night for two adults.
Bordeaux, with 29 properties B&Bs and small inns.