Metz hotel guide. Independent hotel in Metz, Grand Est

"Nice hotel, clean, friendly and helpful staff! I would definitely recommend this hotel to others (we were traveling with children and the room was absolutely amazing for our family!)"

"Nice clean comfortable hotel"

"Good place to stay "

"The hotel is right in the middle of a resort with a zoo, casino, indoor ski slope and skating, Roman pool, spa and many other things besides including many restaurants and nearby within a few minutes drive there are supermarkets and shopping centres. The hotel had a nice pool so the kids were happy and it was very clean and it is also close to the lovely city of Thionville for cafe's, castle in town, eat by the river, lovely shopping and Metz where we went to the Centre Pompidou art gallery and...

"This hotel is in an old abbey that is being renovated. Guests are encouraged to check it out. The rooms are clean and well maintained. Many have a small sitting room with the bed and bath upstairs in a loft. A word of caution, the stairs are somewhat narrow The staff was friendly and helpful and had suggestions for dining and looking around "

"Great breakfast "

"Staff was friendly and helpful. Room was clearly renovated recently. I was with a baby and the layout was great- entry hall with WC and a door to the room, so i was ablw to meave the srroller and shoes there, shower/sink area also had a door. Furniture was simple... i felt comfortable letting my little one crawl around and pull herself up. There was one spot that housekeeping missed (under the luggage rack) so i used my suitcase to block it. Only cons were: Steps at both entrances. Staff...

"As you can see Metz station just down the road from the hotel room, it is clearly well-located when travelling by train. The selected room was quite large and clean and tidy on arrival. Breakfast is a real bargain (especially compared with other hotels of a similar category) and had an excellent choice of drinks and breakfast foods and anything else you require can be found at the station"