Private hotels in Moselle

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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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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.

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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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57000 Metz

The hotel of Heu is a 15th century mansion in Metz, built by the patrician family of Heu, symbol of medieval Messina prosperity. Ranked a historic monument, it combines Gothic architecture and rich urban history.

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57000 Metz

The hotel of Gargan, a former 15th-century patrician hotel in Metz, is an emblematic Gothic building in the Metz Centre district, marked by its crenelated wall-screen and flamboyant tympanos.

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57000 Metz

The hotel of Burtaigne, a 16th century Renaissance building in Metz, is an ancient patrician hotel emblematic of the medieval transition-Renaissance, classified as a historical monument since 2006.

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57000 Metz

The Hotel Saint-Livier, the oldest civil building in Metz, is a 12th-century mansion, renovated in the 16th and 17th centuries, mixing medieval tower-donjon and Italian influences, located on Rue des Trinitaires.

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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.