Hotels and accommodation: where to sleep in the Ardèche?

Weekends, holidays, business meetings, family…
Where to stay in the towns and villages of the Ardèche during your trip?

Are you looking for a hotel, rental, bnb or room to stay in the Ardèche and in one of the department’s communes?
Here’s a handy guide to finding accommodation for your night or your stay.

The Ardèche in brief

The Ardèche, in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region of south-east France, is a department with a varied and spectacular landscape, marked by deep gorges, volcanic plateaux and charming villages.

With a surface area of around 5,529 km², the Ardèche is renowned for its unspoilt natural areas and rich historical heritage.

The département has a population of around 325,000, with Privas as its prefecture, which is the administrative centre but not the main tourist attraction in the region.

Annonay is the department’s largest town to the north, Aubenas and its catchment area the main urban centre to the south, Tournon-sur-Rhône and Guilherand-Granges in the Rhône valley are connected to the Drôme, and Saint-Agrève the only town with over 2,000 inhabitants on the Ardèche plateau, close to the Haute-Loire.

The Pont d’Arc and the river in the Ardèche gorges

The Ardèche is a popular destination for lovers of adventure, the outdoors, history and culture, offering a multitude of activities in an exceptional natural setting. Here are just a few of the best-known examples:

Les Gorges de l’Ardèche: This spectacular canyon, with its limestone cliffs plunging into the River Ardèche, is a must for canoeing, kayaking and hiking.

The Pont d’Arc: Naturally formed, this stone bridge is one of the region’s geological wonders, offering a magnificent setting for swimming and relaxing.

Villages with character: The Ardèche is home to many picturesque villages, including Balazuc, Vogüé and Labeaume, nestling in breathtaking scenery.

The Grotte Chauvet 2 : A replica of the Grotte Chauvet, closed to the public, this exceptional prehistoric site is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where you can discover some of the oldest and best-preserved cave paintings in the world.

La cascade du Ray-Pic: A listed natural site and spectacular volcanic waterfall nestling in the heart of the Monts d’Ardèche, in the commune of Péreyres, the Mecca of the Ardèche blueberry.

Mont Gerbier de Jonc: Source of the Loire, this summit offers panoramic views over the Ardèche plateaux.

Mont Gerbier de Jonc, at the source of the Loire in the Ardèche

Where to sleep in the Ardèche?

Whether you’re a solo traveller, a couple, a family or a group of friends, there’s always a place to stay for a single night, a weekend or several days!

From the Gorges de l’Ardèche to Mont-Gerbier-de-Jonc, via the Via Rhôna, find the accommodation that suits your needs, your budget and your desires.

Map of hotels and rentals

Would you like to do a geographical search? Here’s a map focusing on the Ardèche. Enter a place, a date, the number of people and off you go to search the Ardèche and the surrounding area, as you wish.

Search directly for the accommodation of your choice according to your availability and budget, to find a place to stay in the Ardèche and on your route :

Full screenmap

Hotels, rentals

And to continue your search, here are some suggestions with direct access to the most reputable hotel chains, campsites and booking platforms to find where to sleep in the Ardèche during your next stay: