The Akena Express Beauvais Est Clermont-Agnetz has 44 very recently-renovated guest rooms, each with private bathroom, satellite television and unlimited free Wi-Fi. Some rooms also have disabled access and parking is available onsite.

In the heart of the Vexin, at the gateway to the Ile de France, Normandy and the Hauts de France, the Logis Hotel Saint Nicolas will be a nice stopover on your weekend trip to the Normandy beaches and Dieppe. You can easily reach our hotel thanks to the J line of the transilien train to Gisors from the Saint-Lazare station.
Our fully renovated hotel offers comfort in a cosy and modern atmosphere. The generous breakfast is served in a bright room. A food truck and a warm and welcoming bar complete the services of our establishment.
The commune of Chaumont en Vexin is the starting point of numerous hikes which will allow you to enjoy the most beautiful paths of the Vexin, on foot or by electric bike (service offered right next to the hotel). Golfers, we are only a few minutes away from the Chaumont golf course!

A house full of character on the delightfully charming banks of the river Oise, Pavillon Saint Hubert is in an elegant rustic setting and is the ideal location for all kinds of receptions, business meals and relaxing weekend breaks.

Located only 30 minutes from Beauvais, and 15 minutes from Gerberoy, one of the most beautiful villages in France, the Logis Hotel Moulin des forges is a former 19th century flour mill, now a travellers' hotel. Nestled on the banks of the Thérinet River, you can relax in a green setting during traditional evenings or stopover evenings, and discover a refined cuisine that brings back the regional gastronomy of Picardy. The establishment also welcomes you for your seminars and ceremonies. During a long stay, our hotel will be an ideal central point to visit the Oise, the castle of Compiègne or Pierrefonds, the castle of Chantilly, the cathedral of Senlis, or Amiens, the capital of Picardy, its hortillonnages, the Saint Leu district or the Jules Vernes museum