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Lille, France
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Lille-Centre, Lille
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£66
/ night
Lille-Centre, Lille
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£128
/ night
Lille-Centre, Lille
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£137
/ night
Vieux-Lille, Lille
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£43
/ night
Vauban - Esquermes, Lille
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£309
/ night
Vieux-Lille, Lille
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£18
/ night
Fives, Lille
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£60
/ night
Lille-Centre, Lille
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£219
/ night
Vieux-Lille, Lille
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£22
/ night
Vieux-Lille, Lille
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£77
/ night
Wazemmes, Lille
From
£153
/ night
Accommodation
461
Holiday rentals
Price per night
£95
On average
High season
October - £101
+7%
Price in November
£99
On average
Type of accommodation
Apartment
1 Bedroom, 39m²
Price per week
£665
On average
Low season
February : £89
-6%
Available accommodation
30%
In November
A holiday rental in Lille is the best way to respect the rules of social distancing during the coronavirus epidemic this summer. A holiday rental is a private space, unlike a hotel or campsite. For example, if you choose a rental with a private swimming pool, you will be able to limit your interactions with other people. However, it is recommended that you follow the latest government information in order to comply with travel authorisations and the rules of the country: https://www.gov.uk/coronavirus
The average price of a night in a holiday rental in Lille is £95.
If you want to spend a week in a holiday rental in Lille, you have to pay on average £665 for 7 days. The price varies according to the season between £626 and £709 for one week.
The price of holiday rentals in Lille are less expensive in February: £89 per night on average. This represents a decrease of 6% compared to the average price recorded for the rest of the year. Conversely, the price increases by 7% (£101 per night) in 10, which is the most expensive month to live in Lille.
On average, rentals in Lille can accommodate 3 people (apartments and houses combined) and have a surface area of 39 m².
The price of a holiday rental in Lille is £95 per night for this summer. A week's rental in July or August will cost you on average £665.
A holiday rental for a weekend in Lille costs on average £230, for Friday and Saturday nights.
30% of accommodation is still available for a stay in November. It will be necessary to pay on average £99 per night.
Book your couples-getaway accommodation in a holiday rental in Lille for an all-year-round success! Lille is home to two fantastic art collections, the Musee d’Art Modern and Palais des Beaux Arts. Lille also has some astoundingly beautiful buildings to feast your eyes on during your stay in one of the fine luxury apartments of this wonderfully quaint metropolis in the Northern France.
Fives, Lille
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£76
/ night
Lille-Centre, Lille
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£89
/ night
Vieux-Lille, Lille
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£84
/ night
Lille-Sud, Loos
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£13
/ night
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Vieux-Lille, Lille
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£62
/ night
Vieux-Lille, Lille
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£78
/ night
Lille-Centre, Lille
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£72
/ night
Lille-Centre, Lille
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£72
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It is located in what was formerly known as the Flanders region, which has had a great influence on the city's infrastructure, including its hostels and public buildings, and of course the delightful Old Town, Vieux Lille. Browse all that TripAdvisor and Airbnb have to offer in this wonderful part of the city and find your ideal bed and breakfast, holiday home or apartment, when you book with Likibu. Alternatively, take a central apartment to be near breath-taking attractions such as the Grand Palais Lille, or the Lille Railway Station for a convenient fleeting visit.
Lille experiences temperatures peaking at around 25 degrees in the summer, and dipping to below 10 degrees in the winter, so summer is a great time to visit if you plan on spending much time outdoors. Although you will experience cold temperature in winter, the festive period can be rather idyllic and so it is worth considering a visit at this time also. Do however bear in mind that rainfall is significant in this city, so be prepared.
Lille is one of the largest urban areas in France, right up near the Northern tip of the country, situated next to the Belgian border. One of the best ways to travel to Lille from the UK is Eurostar, which departs form two locations in Kent, (AFK and EBD), and also from the central London station, St Pancras. The closest airport is Lille Lesquin, which is only 15 minutes from the centre of Lille, and although it's not a huge airport you are able to fly with easyJet and RyanAir, ensuring your flight won't be too expensive.
Lille is home to the world's first automatic subway, with 60 stops covering 45 km. There are also trams available for use, which cover 35 stops and connect Roubaix and Tourcoing with Gare Lille Flandres, and there are about 60 bus routes. All public transport runs from 5:30am until midnight and are free with a City Pass, with several other passes being available. Bike's and cycle taxis are also available for a fun and eco-friendly mode of transport, just look up V'Lille and Happy Moov.
The Old Town of Lille is an enchanting picture of elaborate seventeenth century brick and stone, and you should book your holiday accommodation in this area to explore the library, theatres and attend the Opera. Strolling around this area is a great way to view the typical yet fantastic infrastructure of the city. Cathedral Notre Dame de la Treille is also a must-see and will also be situated right at your doorstep, when you book your self-catered apartment in this area.
If you wish to be right in the heart of this stylish city, book one of the holiday rentals like an Airbnb in the centre of Lille to have great convenience for the train station and the shops. Also Palais des Beaux Arts and the Natural History museum are in this area, so you can enjoy a day of perusing the gallery and learning in the museum, without travelling far from your accommodation at all.
Book a holiday rental in the slightly outer region of Esquermes and have plenty of room for the whole family in a homestay or apartment, right near the Vauban Garden and Zoo de Lille. In this area, there are plenty of riverside pathways for you to tire out any troublesome little-ones or stroll off your French cuisine.
The astounding Cathedral Notre Dame de la Treille, which is made of white marble and metal and was only finished in 1999, is a key attraction in Lille and a remarkable building to behold. Its design was created by a Lille local, architect Pierre-Louis Carlier, in collaboration with the engineer responsible for the Sydney Opera House and the Pompididou centre in Paris.
This is a charming scenic garden which connects the Centre of Lille with Citadel island in the West of Lille. When the sun shines, head to this landscape of idyllic greenery and take a romantic stroll through the picturesque park to get a hit of natural beauty, inside the city of Lille.
In Lille, it's all about moules frites and beer. Although typical French cousine is obviously available, it's always best to stick to local traditions when experiencing the culture of a city to its full potential. Attend the ‘clearance of Lille', an annual two-day market on the first weekend of December, to see the mountains of mussel shells left over from the feasting of this festival in Lille!
Lille has plenty of shopping available, there is something for everyone, not just for the bargain hunters at ‘clearance of Lille', but also for those who are more into luxury goods and antiques. Head to Old Lille for luxury goods, antiques and contemporary design, head to Euralille for department stores and international brands. Otherwise, head out to Wazemmes for ethnic shopping and bargain hunting!
