Located in the Oise region of France, half an hour from Roissy-Charles de Gaulle Airport, Villers-Saint-Paul is the smallest of four local towns in Oise. Its strategic position makes it a convenient destination in which business travellers can enjoy the best of rural France, within easy distance to two major metropolises, Amiens and Paris. Stay in a Villers-Saint-Paul hotel for its growing business community and commuting convenience.
What can I discover in Villers-Saint-Paul?
Villers-Saint-Paul is a small town situated on the Breccia River, under an hour from Paris and Amiens. As such, it is the perfect hideaway from business life in either city, with a growing business life of its own, historic monuments, and stunning parks. Visitors will be charmed by the shuttered buildings in grey stone that line Villers-Saint-Paul's streets, and business travellers in particular will appreciate the slower pace of life than the frenetic energy of larger cities.
What will my business experience be like?
Villers-Saint-Paul has a young population, offering companies a large and well-educated workforce. It is perhaps for this reason that the number of businesses locating here has increased sharply over the past ten years, rising from around 120 to over 160. Of these, the majority are food retailers, and 35 are new businesses, founded in the town itself. For major business events in the region, it is an easy commute to Amiens and Paris by SNCF train. For this reason, Villers-Saint-Paul is a significant location for business travellers to the area.
What else can I do from my Villers-Saint-Paul hotel?
Though peaceful, there is plenty to do in Villers-Saint-Paul. The town has a theatre, cinema and regular photography exhibitions to tempt visitors. The music school in the town is a centre of excellence, and performances here are perennially popular. A hotel in Villers-Saint-Paul has plenty to offer athletic types, with three gyms, two football fields, swimming and bowling complexes and a range of classes available from judo and table tennis. The Romanesque Church of Saint Peter and Saint Paul cuts a striking figure in the town. Take a stroll through the Park of the Breach, formerly the site of a castle, which was destroyed in 1971. Today it is an important public space, through which the Breccia river flows. You will also be right next door to the massive Parc Naturel Régional Oise.
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