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The best areas to stay in Le Quartier are the Old Town for historic charm and convenience, or the Lakeside District for tranquil views and outdoor activities.The Old Town, known locally as "Vieille Ville," is the historic heart of Le Quartier. It's a very walkable area with narrow, cobbled streets lined with medieval buildings. You'll find many independent shops, traditional restaurants, and cafes here, particularly around the Place du Marché. The iconic Le Quartier Cathedral stands prominently at its centre, and the historic city walls are still visible in parts, adding to its character.Couples often find the Old Town ideal for a romantic and convenient stay. Its central location means you're just a short stroll from many of Le Quartier's main attractions, including the Museum of Auvergne History and the charming Pont Neuf bridge. In the evenings, the area offers a relaxed atmosphere superb for enjoying a leisurely dinner.For those who appreciate scenic beauty and a more relaxed pace, the Lakeside District is an excellent choice. This area stretches along the shores of Lac du Soleil, offering stunning water views and direct access to lakeside promenades. It's a quieter part of Le Quartier, characterised by parks, open spaces, and hotels with balconies overlooking the lake.Families often gravitate towards the Lakeside District. The expansive Parc du Lac offers playgrounds and plenty of room for children to play, and there are opportunities for boat trips and paddleboarding on the lake.