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The A6 motorway links Paris to Lyon, passing through the Yonne, Côte-d’Or and Saône-et-Loire.
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Map of the A6 motorway exits
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The 5 most frequently chosen exits for a stop on the A6
(based on the most viewed pages and confirmed bookings)
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Mâcon-la-Salle rest area
The most viewed and booked stop on the A6. A perfect halfway point between Paris and Lyon, with a budget hotel directly on the rest area — a clear choice for many travellers. -
Exit 29 Mâcon Sud
A very popular exit, located around 4 hours from Paris. It is appreciated for its well-rated budget hotels. -
Exit 28 Mâcon Nord
A popular and convenient exit, just before the A40 junction (Mâcon – Chamonix). There are five hotels near the toll, making it a practical stop. -
Exit 31.2 Villefranche-sur-Saône South
Located just after the major A6 toll barrier north of Lyon, this exit is frequently chosen for its wide range of hotels and immediate proximity to the town centre. -
Exit 24.1 Beaune South
At the heart of the A6’s main interchange (A31 & A36 junction), this exit is often selected for its large number of hotels and its location in the middle of Burgundy’s wine region.
Where to stop on the A6?
Before choosing the best hotel for you, you first need to decide at which exit you will make your stop.
Select your exit below to see the closest hotels, available services, and the key advantages of each stop.
Île-de-France (sud de Paris)
At the end of the A6 motorway, right by the périphérique, you’ll find:
- a huge choice of hotels, Ibis, Mercure, Novotel and plenty more (B&B, HotelF1…
- hotels with restaurants, so no need to go out for dinner.
- a petrol station right at the A7 exit and a few small supermarkets including a Lidl.
- and a big tree lined parc where you can have a walk in relative peace and quiet.
Right in a busy urban area, you’ll find:
- a good variety of hotels including several Ibis, a Novotel, a Campanile and a B&B, plus an All Suites Appart Hôtel
- hotels with kitchenettes in the rooms, others with their own restaurant.
- a Total Énergies petrol station, an Auchan supermarket and a Lidl.
- plenty of small shops and Parc Kellerman for a bit of relaxation.
It’s a very urbanised area where you’ll find:
- a choice of three hotels, including a Campanile Hotel and a The Originals.
- all three properties are 3‑star hotels.
- a petrol station and an Auchan supermarket.
- the Gustave Roussy Institute, Europe’s leading cancer research centre.
An important motorway junction and a highly built‑up area, it offers:
- a wide range of hotels from well‑known brands, giving you plenty of choice.
- a hotel with a swimming pool and several others with their own restaurant.
- the La Cerisaie and Carrefour Rungis shopping centres, along with several petrol stations.
- the International Market of Rungis, the largest wholesale market for agricultural products in the world!
A major motorway crossroads and a densely developed district, this area features:
- a large selection of hotels from popular chains, so there’s something for every traveller.
- one hotel with a pool and several others boasting their own restaurants.
- the La Cerisaie and Carrefour Rungis shopping centres, plus a number of petrol stations nearby.
- the famous Rungis International Market, recognised as the world’s biggest wholesale market for fresh produce.
Just a short stroll from Orly Airport, a highly urbanised residential area featuring:
- three hotels from zero to three stars: a budget HotelF1, a reasonable Ibis Budget and a Brit Hotel.
- plenty of restaurants as you head towards Chilly-Mazarin, Morangis or Longjumeau town centres.
- a Carrefour Market with fuel station and lots of little shops scattered throughout these neighbourhoods.
- Orly Airport, with its runways just 2 km from the Chilly-Mazarin exit.
The A6 motorway splits a large residential area in two: Savigny-sur-Orge to the east, Épinay-sur-Orge to the west. You’ll find:
- three different hotels right at the exit (HotelF1, Première Classe and a Campanile hotel).
- the Campanile has its own restaurant, so no need to go out for dinner. For more choice, hop back in the car and head to one of Savigny-sur-Orge’s restaurants.
- several small supermarkets and a petrol station.
- from the hotels, a little path lets you stroll through woods and meadows for about an hour.
Évry’s bustling urban centre with plenty of residential blocks offers:
- several hotels across different levels (HotelF1, Ibis, Ibis Styles, a Novotel with pool, plus a Best Western and several aparthotels).
- loads of restaurants in Évry town centre, including those at four hotels.
- a massive Carrefour shopping centre and petrol station right near the exit.
- several parks to unwind after your day on the road.
Mixed agricultural, residential, commercial and industrial development zone where you’ll find:
- several hotels to choose from: two B&Bs right at the exit, an Ace Hotel and an Ibis Styles.
- you can dine without leaving the hotel by booking at the Ibis Styles.
- a massive shopping area with Carrefour, Action, Castorama, Ikea and all the popular restaurant chains - McDonald’s, Burger King, KFC, Asian buffet and more traditional spots.
- several petrol stations.
Only accessible heading towards Lyon, you’ll find:
- just two hotels to choose from: a cheap and popular Première Classe and a 4-star Mercure with pool, tennis, treetop adventure…
- plenty of restaurant options a short drive away.
- a petrol station at Mennecy’s Intermarché.
- and to relax before or after dinner, the old towpath along the Seine or… the Coudray park surrounding the Mercure hotel.
Only accessible heading towards Lyon (with motorway re-entry at exits 10 or 13, 12 km away). You’ll find:
- a superb Mercure hotel with pool, tennis, treetop adventure…
- a cheaper Kyriad hotel a bit further but on the route to exit 13.
- several restaurants, an Intermarché supermarket with petrol station.
- Seine riverbanks for a pleasant evening stroll…
Located in the heart of the countryside, near the forest and the Château de Fontainebleau, you’ll find:
- a superb Novotel hotel with a swimming pool, tennis, and a treetop adventure park less than 1 km from the exit…
- a wide choice of hotels in Fontainebleau, about ten kilometres away.
- a great selection of restaurants, also situated in the centre of Fontainebleau.
- the Fontainebleau Forest and its rock climbing spots.
On the edge of the small town of Nemours, a stopover with:
- two very popular hotels near the motorway exit — a budget HotelF1 and a mid-range Ibis hotel.
- hotels without restaurants, but a Burger King and a Chinese buffet are less than 10 minutes’ walk away. Nemours town centre is also 10 minutes away, offering a wider choice for dinner.
- petrol stations and supermarkets are nearby.
- the promise of a peaceful stroll through the centre of Nemours to discover its canals and 12th-century château.
Yonne
On the border between Yonne and Loiret, in the heart of the countryside, lies the village of Courtenay with:
- its Logis hotel restaurant, not particularly influenced by modern trends, but with excellent food appreciated by both locals and passing travellers.
- a small village like those you hardly find anymore, with lots of little shops — the café, the butcher, the hunting and fishing store…
- a U supermarket with a petrol station.
- a rather monotonous cereal-growing countryside.
7 km north of the old Auxerre city centre, in the countryside and wooded areas, you’ll find:
- 8 popular-brand hotels less than 600m from the exit: Campanile, B&B, Kyriad, Mercure, Première Classe.
- half of these hotels have their own restaurant.
- two large electric vehicle charging areas, right near the hotels.
- a Carrefour supermarket with petrol station and a Lidl, also close to the exit.
Out in the open countryside of a cereal plain, it offers:
- a Logis hotel restaurant right at the motorway exit.
- a wider choice of hotels in Auxerre’s historic centre: Ibis, Best Western, The Originals and several independent hotels.
- no services at the A6 exit itself, but supermarkets and petrol stations in Auxerre, just 7 km away, plus many small shops.
- the chance to explore Auxerre’s historic centre and the landscaped banks of the Yonne.
In the heart of the plain, 7 km from Avallon’s historic centre, you’ll find:
- An Ibis hotel 1 km away, a Campanile with its restaurant and a Première Classe right next door, 3 km from the exit.
- a good handful of other hotels 7 km away, in Avallon’s town centre, including a superb 4-star hotel.
- a big Hyper U shopping centre, an Intermarché, each with its own petrol station.
- Avallon’s lovely historic centre perched on its hill, and its many independent shops.
Côte-d’Or
Nestled between vineyards and town, you’ll find:
- a huge choice of hotels, from a B&B Hotel right at the exit to several 5-star establishments catering to well-heeled wine lovers.
- several supermarkets, including an E.Leclerc with petrol station just a stone’s throw from A6 exit 24.
- the town of Beaune, famous for its hospices and renowned wine auctions.
- thanks to Beaune’s position between two A6 exits, staying in the town centre won’t add any extra miles to your journey.
Major motorway junction between Beaune, cereal plains and Burgundy vineyards with:
- about ten hotels less than 1 km from the exit: Campanile, Première Classe, Ibis, Novotel, Kyriad and plenty more.
- hotels from budget options up to 5-star stays for visitors seeking the finest vintages.
- a Carrefour supermarket with petrol station, just before entering the town.
- and Beaune, one of Burgundy’s wine capitals, surrounded by top crus like Pommard, Meursault…
Saône-et-Loire
Accessible only when coming from Paris, located in an industrial area, you’ll find:
- just one Kyriad Direct hotel, perfect if you’re looking for a budget hotel right by the exit.
- a limited choice of restaurants that might encourage you to hop back in the car for dinner.
- no supermarkets or petrol stations nearby.
- in the evening, a pleasant walk awaits on the greenway along the Champforgeuil canal — or if you’re feeling adventurous, try a freefall jump in the Sky Circus wind tunnel simulator at the neighbouring Chalon-Champforgeuil airport…
Historic main exit north of Chalon-sur-Saône, in a mainly commercial and industrial area with:
- a great choice of hotels: 4 Ibis (Budget, Ibis and Styles), a Première Classe and a Campanile.
- among these, four have their own restaurant, so you won’t need to get back in the car for dinner.
- a large Intermarché shopping centre with petrol station and plenty of restaurant choices.
- alternatively, heading towards Lyon, this exit lets you book a hotel in Chalon-sur-Saône’s historic centre.
Between town and countryside, you’ll find here:
- two hotels near the exit, including a Logis with restaurant.
- a good variety of restaurants just a few hundred metres from these two hotels.
- an E.Leclerc supermarket near the Logis Les Charmilles, with a petrol station.
- and a wider choice of hotels, restaurants and shops in Chalon-sur-Saône’s pedestrian historic centre.
The tranquillity of a small provincial town, between Burgundy vineyards and the Saône valley, welcomes you with:
- a varied choice of around ten independent hotels, all quality and each with its own charm.
- all dedicated to accommodating A6 travellers, and nearly all with their own restaurant.
- small supermarkets and a petrol station near the A6 exit.
- a charming historic centre with picturesque lanes and a stop also popular with river tourism.
Near the Beaujolais vineyards and in the heart of the Saône Valley, it offers:
- 4 very popular budget hotels: Ibis Budget, Brit Hotel, The Originals City… plus a Novotel.
- only the Novotel has, besides its pool, its own handy restaurant.
- apart from that one, no restaurant nearby, nor any supermarket.
- quick access to Mâcon’s historic centre with loads of hotel choices.
Mixed zone between Beaujolais vineyards and the Mâcon area, it offers:
- a choice of several budget hotels a short distance from the exit: Ibis Budget, B&B Hotel, Fasthotel.
- a magnificent 11th century castle with a square courtyard flanked by 4 towers and a keep with an excellent family restaurant.
- except for the B&B, the hotels have a restaurant. The huge shopping area near the exit has supermarket, fuel station and all sorts of shops.
- quick access, with no extra kilometres, to the hotels in Mâcon’s historic centre and its Saône quays.
Rhône (nord de Lyon)
Between the village of Belleville, Beaujolais vineyards, and the Saône Valley, you’ll find:
- a choice of three mid-range hotels, one with its own restaurant.
- an exceptional 4-star chateau with swimming pool, gourmet restaurant, huge wellness area…
- supermarkets, petrol stations, small shops, restaurants, all right off the exit.
- a lovely stroll or picnic along the Saône riverbanks in nearby Montmerle-sur-Saône village.
At the toll booth, in a commercial area close to Villefranche town centre, you’ll find:
- a dozen hotels within 2 km of the exit: Ibis, B&B Hotel, Balladins, Mercure, Campanile, Best Western…
- eight of them have their own restaurant, so you can dine without going out.
- a Lidl supermarket and an Intermarché with petrol station near the exit, plus a good variety of restaurants.
- the town centre of Villefranche-sur-Saône and its Rue Nationale, known for its many shops, wide pavements, and old façades.
A very leafy residential area partly dedicated to welcoming tourists, with:
- 6 hotels close to the exit catering to both stopover travellers and business drivers: Première Classe, Brit Hôtel, Ibis, B&B Hotel and others
- two of them have a swimming pool and their own restaurant (Ibis and B&B).
- otherwise, a quick drive gets you to other restaurants (Burger King, Buffalo Grill…).
- a large Auchan shopping centre, with petrol station, at Limonest, just across the A6 motorway.
It’s an exclusively commercial area where you’ll find:
- two beautiful recent 3- and 4-star hotels, both with restaurants, one also with a pool and wellness centre.
- restaurants just a few minutes’ drive away. Do check if they’re open in the evenings.
- a supermarket and petrol station five minutes by car.
- precious few opportunities to relax outside the two hotels’ comfort.
North of Lyon, near the A6 motorway / ring road junction, you’ll find:
- a choice of 5 hotels from budget (Première Classe) to mid/high-end (B&B Hotel, Campanile, Holiday Inn).
- an apart’otel residence with studios.
- few restaurants unless you hop back in the car or take the metro, same for supermarkets. But there’s a petrol station right next door.
- a neighbourhood not really suited to strolling. Better pick a hotel with its own restaurant...
North of Lyon, right in the heart of the city centre on the Presqu’île and near Confluence, you’ll find:
- a huge choice of hotels from 2 to 5 stars: Ibis, Mercure, Novotel, Sofitel, MGallery, Carlton.
- prices a bit steeper than at exits further north on the A6 motorway, but more luxurious options too.
- no supermarkets or petrol stations nearby but as many restaurants as you could want, in the French gastronomy capital.
- the whole of Lyon is yours to explore: city centre, Vieux Lyon, Presqu’île, Saône and Rhône quays, Confluence, Fourvière Basilica or Croix Rousse slopes.
Frequently asked questions - Staying near the A6 motorway
Where can I find a hotel near the A6 motorway?
Most exits along the A6 have hotels located between 1 and 5 km. Consult the map or the list of exits to choose the most convenient location for your journey. On the motorway, allow around 1 hour per 100 km.
Are hotels near the A6 open late?
It depends on the hotel. Some hotels near the exits have a 24-hour reception. Most others offer late check-in or 24-hour access via an automatic machine. These hotels are used to this type of request from travellers.
Are there budget hotels near the A6?
Yes, around a quarter of the hotels near the A6 are budget options, and many exits offer low-cost accommodation (HotelF1, Première Classe, Ibis Budget, B&B…).
Do hotels near the A6 have secure parking?
As these hotels welcome many motorists, often with loaded vehicles, they very often have secure parking, sometimes for a fee. Depending on the hotel, it may be necessary to reserve a space in advance.
Tip: if you are travelling with a lot of luggage, it is advisable to keep what you need for your stop in a small, easily accessible bag.
Links to pages for motorways connected to the A6
From the A6 motorway, you can continue your journey onto one of these motorways or, if you are arriving from one of them, join the A6 without leaving the motorway network.
- the A36 motorway from Beaune towards Mulhouse and Germany.
- the A40 motorway from Mâcon towards Geneva and Chamonix;
- the A43 motorway towards Chambéry and Italy via the Fréjus Tunnel;
- the A7 motorway to continue your journey south of Lyon;