From the owner: Idéalement situé au cœur du parc de loisir d'Amnéville-Les-Thermes, l'Hôtel Roi soleil…read moreAmnéville-Les-Thermes ** vous accueille dans un cadre calme et verdoyant. L'hôtel vous propose 104 chambres climatisées, dont certaines sont communicantes ou accessibles aux personnes à mobilité réduite. Profitez d'une décoration chaleureuse et de services de qualité : wifi gratuit, TV haute définition, chaînes TNT et Canal+, beIN Sport, Eurosport, RMC Sport, petit déjeuner buffet sucré et salé, parking gratuit, distributeur automatique de chambres utilisable en dehors des horaires d'ouverture de la réception, distributeur de boissons chaudes/froides et snacking (salades, barres chocolatées, sandwichs). Réel centre d'attractions, Amnéville-Les-Thermes vous propose toute l'année un large choix d'activités : Thermes, Casino, salle de concert Galaxie d'Amnéville, Snowhall (unique piste de ski intérieure en France) golf 18 trous, bowling, aquarium, Zoo d'Amnéville (en face de l'hôtel) ... Découvrez facilement les richesses de la région ainsi que la ville de Metz, située à 30 mn, et son Musée Pompidou. Organisez dès maintenant votre séjour loisirs dans un environnement accueillant et propice à l'évasion.

This is a brand new hotel, built right across the street from the older hotel. Rooms are very…read moremodern and clean without a lot of clutter or unnecessary extras. This hotel attempts to be environmentally friendly, with biodegradable soap, a minimum of luxury items, motion sensitive lights in the hallways, and push button keypads instead of plastic keys. Our bed was very comfortable, and our window opened for fresh air at night. The shower was hot with plenty of pressure. A hot water pot with instant coffee and tea bags was provided. Our room was very quiet. We did not hear a sound all night. The clerk who checked us in was very friendly and helpful. She was also able to speak to us in English. This hotel does not have a pool or exercise room, but there is a lovely historical place to walk or jog outside across the street. Breakfast is available for an additional fee, but is reasonably priced.

Ok, so the positive of this hotel is that it was very affordable and the room was spacious and…read moreclean. The hotel is close to the railway station, but it isn't very convenient to get to the trains from the hotel (you can see trains from the window though). Their rooms were set up in a really weird way in which the door to our room was behind a secondary locked door along with one other room, so if one person wanted to leave the room, they couldn't because they couldn't get back in or even knock on the door without a key card (and the key card needed to be plugged in to have power). This can be an issue when you're not traveling alone. All in all it was an ok hotel, but I would definitely only stay here on a short trip.

This quiet, clean, well-run boutique hotel (only 10 rooms) in the heart of Verdun is perfect for…read moretravelers visiting the area. Fabrice and Victor, the two owners, are the most pleasant people you'll ever meet and are eager to make your stay as enjoyable as possible. They gave us good recommendations for restaurants, as well as local sites to visit. If it had not been for Fabrice's recommendation, my wife and I would have missed a trip to the Butte of Montsec, a spectacular monument commemorating the Battle of St. Mihiel. Our stay included breakfast with several options. Overall, I can't recommend this hotel too highly. FYI, there is a parking lot close by with free overnight parking.

Good, basic lodgings in the heart of old Verdun. Incredibly inexpensive rooms, housed in the old…read moretown prison. Very friendly greeting from M. Le Proprietaire.

Absolutely beautiful castle near the Verdun historical sites. The rooms are very specious clean and…read morewell equiped. The staffs is very welcoming. We had ate at the restaurant of the hotel in the evening and the food was good. Nothing spectacular but probably one of the best option of the area. A bit more pricy thatn the other option of the area (about 50€ extra) but really worth it.

We already had accommodations out of town in Marre, but trundled up here just to see the place,…read morehave cappuccino and a croissant. Yes, the grounds make Downton Abbey look like the gardener's quarters! Stunningly beautiful with a rich WW 1 history as an emergency field hospital. The place is so big and airy that it's almost overwhelming. Bring a large contingent and stay a week to humanize the place. Is there croquet? After you stay here, write and let me know. The drive here from Verdun is quick and ever so beautiful. There just aren't many places like this. Go!

I would give this place a 4 for the room and 1 for the food. I ordered a stir fry, and was served a…read moregloopy, luke-warm stew! I sent it back and the staff were unhappy and argumentative so I just went to bed. Very poor customer service. The room, however, was clean, modern and pleasant.

From the owner: Un hôtel spacieux C'est un endroit où l'espace ne manque pas : salles de réunions, restaurant,…read moreboutique d'articles de sport (surtout de golf), grand lobby, bar et piscine extérieure (plutôt pour l'été), le tout installé au milieu du Technopôle en bordure du golf. Voilà pour le décor extérieur et les services proposés. Les chambres sont dans la note, spacieuses et confortables. De couleur pastel, elles sont toutes équipées d'un minibar, d'un téléphone direct, d'une prise informatique et d'une télévision câblée. Les salles de bains sont standard, avec baignoire et les toilettes séparées. Une aile donne sur le golf, l'autre sur la piscine. L'accueil est impeccable. Il faut également ajouter que c'est un lieu très animé (séminaire oblige) et que l'on ne s'y sent pas isolé malgré la situation un peu excentrée.

From the owner: Les fameux vitraux de Chagall La cathédrale a été construite entre 1220 et 1520, mais a connu des…read moremodifications ultérieures jusqu'au début du XXème siècle. Elle est de style gothique de l'Ile-de-France, grandes surfaces de verrières, avec des influences champenoise et rhénane. La nef mesure 123 mètres de long et s'élève à 42 mètres. Curieusement, ses deux clochers sont élevés à la quatrième travée et non sur la façade. Ceci provient du fait que la cathédrale est en partie construite sur l'emplacement d'une ancienne église, Notre-Dame-la-Ronde, et respecte le positionnement de ses anciens clochers. Outre son architecture, elle regorge de belles pièces telles que le trône épiscopal ou la cuve baptismale. Elle est également réputée pour ses vitraux de Chagall inspirés de l'Ancien Testament. De nombreux artistes, à travers les siècles, ont contribué aux 6 500 m2 de vitraux de la cathédrale, ce qui lui vaut le surnom de "Lanterne de Dieu".