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The Muteau Hotel is a private hotel located at 1 Leguz-Gerland Street, in the preserved area of Dijon. Built during the 2nd quarter of the 19th century, under the Charles X era, it represents an example of bourgeois architecture of this period. Its partial inscription in historical monuments, by decree of 26 September 1990, specifically concerns the facade and roof on street, as well as the stairwell and the interior staircase.

The location of the Muteau hotel is specified in the Mérimée base, with an official address at 1 Leguz-Gerland Street, although a GPS approximation is located at 37 bis rue Chabot-Charny. This gap illustrates the challenges of accuracy in heritage databases. The building, owned by a private company, does not have information available about its public access or current uses (visits, rentals, etc.).

The protected elements of the Muteau Hotel, namely the facade, roof, cage and staircase, reflect the importance attached to preserving the exterior and interior architectural features of 19th century private hotels. These protections are designed to preserve the urban heritage of Dijon, marked by a rich architectural history ranging from the Middle Ages to the contemporary era.

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