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Hotel des Iris
Located in Auvers-sur-Oise, within 16 miles of Saint-Germain Golf Course and 17 miles of Stade de France, Hotel des Iris has accommodations with a garden and a terrace, and free WiFi throughout the...
LA CHERIELLE
Featuring a garden, LA CHERIELLE features accommodations in Auvers-sur-Oise. This property offers access to a terrace, free private parking, and free Wifi.
Péniche Daphné's
Péniche Daphné's is located on the banks of the Oise River in Auvers-sur-Oise, the impressionist city where Vincent Van Gogh used to live. Free WiFi access is available.
LE COTTAGE AUVERSOIS - Rdc -T2 -
LE COTTAGE AUVERSOIS - Rdc -T2 - offers accommodations in Auvers-sur-Oise, 16 miles from Saint-Germain Golf Course and 17 miles from Stade de France.
LE TOIT D'AUVERS - T2- 2e étage
LE TOIT D'AUVERS - T2- 2e étage offers accommodations in Auvers-sur-Oise, 16 miles from Saint-Germain Golf Course and 17 miles from Stade de France.
La Maison du Pere Pilon avec petit dejeuner
Offering a garden, La Maison du Pere Pilon avec petit dejeuner offers accommodations in Auvers-sur-Oise. This property offers access to a terrace, table tennis, free private parking, and free Wifi.
Au Bord de l'Oise
Au Bord de l'Oise offers accommodations in Auvers-sur-Oise, 17 miles from Saint-Germain Golf Course and 18 miles from Stade de France.
ibis budget Cergy Pierrelaye
Ibis budget Cergy Pierrelaye is offering accommodations in Pierrelaye. This 2-star hotel offers room service, a 24-hour front desk and free WiFi.
Le Green des Impressionnistes
Located in the Val d’Oise, 1.9 mi from Cergy Pontoise, Le Green des Impressionnistes is just 17 mi north-west of Paris and offers view over the valley and golf course.
Premiere Classe Herblay
Premiere Classe Herblay is located between La Défense and Cergy-Pontoise near the A15 highway and close to CDG airport and the RER C train station.
What Guests Said About Auvers-sur-Oise:
- 8.0Scored 8.0
Interesting place that we spent a very short amount of time...
Interesting place that we spent a very short amount of time in - a day is perfectly enough - learning about Van Gogh. Nice walking trail to see the important Van Gogh places of interest….he basically spent the last 2 months of his life here, including ending his life in a restaurant/lodging in the town (which you can visit/eat in but check opening days/times). Castle was closed (we were late!) but pretty enough to look at from the outside. Lots of nice restaurants, including a good Chinese!
NicolaUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Small town, easy to navigate and walk around.
Small town, easy to navigate and walk around. Lots of places to eat/drink. If you are interested in the life of Vincent Van Gogh there is enough here to occupy you for a day. Set in beautiful countryside with opportunities for walking/cycling.
TessUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
This is a beautiful and welcoming accommodation in a...
This is a beautiful and welcoming accommodation in a beautiful and historic village. It is 20/30mins walk into the centre and uphill on the way back so not suitable for everyone. we loved the serenity of the location, the beauty of the house and the friendliness of our hosts. the breakfast was delicious. they had a huge friendly dog - Lucien - who is adorable.marieUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
The village is strongly associated with Impressionist...
The village is strongly associated with Impressionist Painters, esp the last few months of the life of Vincent Van Gogh. You can see places he painted and there is a new modern hi-tech exhibition about him in the chateau. Several foot trails around the village following the steps of the artists which are fun. Van Gogh and his brother are both buried in the local cemetery. We ate at an excellent Tunisian and Italian restaurant - nothing French!JoyceUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
What a beautiful place!
What a beautiful place! To visit all the places where Van Gogh had stayed and places where he had painted was excellent. Listening to the corn rustling in the breeze and watching the crows flying over where he painted transported you back in time. We visited a family run café which had a very rustic feel to it and found the owner and her friend were very proud of the history there and loved sharing their stories with us. We will definitely be returning.AAnonymousUnited Kingdom
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