Private hotels in Lorraine

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57000 Metz

The hotel of Malta, a 16th century medieval residence in Metz, was owned by the order of St John of Jerusalem. Located on Rue des Murs, it illustrates Renaissance architecture and Messina hospital history.

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55000 Bar-le-Duc

The Hôtel de la Bessière is a 16th century Renaissance mansion in Bar-le-Duc, typical of the Haute City, with classified elements from the 18th and 19th centuries.

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54100 Nancy

The Hotel Jacquet, listed as a Historic Monument, is an iconic 18th-century building located in Place Stanislas in Nancy, in the Grand Est region. Today it houses collections of the Museum of Fine Arts.

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54100 Nancy

The Hôtel des Loups, 18th-century mansion in Nancy, was designed by Germain Boffrand for a duke of Lorraine. It incorporates remains of an ancient bastion.

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57100 Thionville

The Hotel d'Eltz, a Luxembourg Renaissance building from the 1st half of the 16th century in Thionville, now houses the courthouse. Its original elements, such as the vaulted porch and the courtroom, have been classified as historical monuments since 1980.

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88210 Senones

The Hotel de Montfort, a 3rd quarter-century mansion in Senones (Vosges), is distinguished by its red sandstone staircase and its historic gardens classified as historical monuments.

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57000 Metz

The hotel of Gournay, a 16th–15th century mansion in Metz, was the home of the family of Gournay and General Lasalle. Partly classified as historical monuments, it now houses an association dedicated to seniors.

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57100 Thionville

The Hotel de Raville, a former 14th-15th century mansion in Thionville (Moselle), illustrates the noble architecture of Lorraine with its rare polygonal tower, vestige of Flemish influences and successive changes.