Hotels with Parking in Metz

"I highly recommend this hotel! 🏨 It was my first time in Metz, and I booked it simply because it seemed close to the train station and convenient for transportation. However, I was pleasantly surprised upon arrival. The room facilities were basic, unlike hotels in China which are often fully equipped (so it's best to bring your own toiletries and slippers), but the cleanliness was excellent. Breakfast was a typical French breakfast—simple, but filling! The best part was the 24-hour hot water dispenser in the restaurant, which is incredibly important for Chinese people! I definitely needed hot water to feel at ease. The only downside was that I stayed on the 5th floor (actually the 6th, but the French count the first floor as the second, it's not complicated, just take the elevator), so I had to go downstairs every time I needed water, but I was very satisfied. What impressed me most about this hotel was the front desk service. Two gentlemen were on duty during the day and night; they were very enthusiastic, eager to provide service, almost always responsive, and very patient. The middle-aged man who worked during the day had traveled to Shanghai and Hong Kong, as well as Vietnam and Cambodia, and had a certain understanding of Chinese culture and history, so I felt a strong connection with him. Metz was a city more beautiful than I expected; it felt like a small European town straight out of a movie. Near Notre Dame Cathedral, there was a bookstore with a gentle and refined young owner. When I asked him for book recommendations, I discovered he was indeed very well-read—just like the bookstore owners in movies. In short, Metz is beautiful, safe, and the people are quite friendly and kind. It's a small town I'd like to bring my family to visit again. If I come back, I'll definitely stay at this hotel again."

"My family drove from Paris to Reims and to Strasbourg so we stayed in the middle of our route Metz which is a lovely little town. This hotel has parking lot, close to Christmas market, provides breakfast which are all we needed."

"Leider haben die Bilder nichts mit der Realität zu tun. Das Hotel ist abgewranzt und verwohnt. An vielen Stellen ist Schimmel oder Rost. Dennoch ist alles blitzblank sauber. Die Lage ist wirklich extrem zentral und sehr ruhig. Der Pool war nicht befüllt und sah er fürchterlich aus."

"Clean and tidy. The location is also good, free parking"

"Very suitable for self-driving, the room is really small but you can also put down two big boxes, the bed is still very comfortable, the health is also done well, there are two big supermarkets at the door."

"Expensive and not worth it. We had booked two rooms for two adults and our two children. The pool was cold. When we ate in the restaurant (with few other guests) we had to wait an hour for the pricy food. The food was not that good and one dish had to be returned because the chicken was so dry. When we got to the rooms and looked forward to sleeping, it turned out that our two rooms on the first floor were located right above a noisy wedding party. The hotel must have been aware of that from the start. Very tired, we now had to pack our luggage and change to two new rooms. Breakfast was ok but nothing special."

"We were traveling as a family there. The rooms have come somewhat in the years, but top clean. The location is absolutely central. The service is very friendly. I needed another ceiling that I had immediately. Breakfast is super. There is a large choice."

"Great hotel, room and bathroom are not very large but contain everything you need. Breakfast was fine and I even got freshly picked gluten-free bread. We were able to park the car in an underground parking garage 👍"

"The hotel is only a few minutes' walk from Metz train station, which is very suitable for people traveling by train. The hotel is not far from the Pompidou Center, but it is far from the old town of Metz, which requires a 30-minute walk. The hotel room is not small, the decoration is simple and hygienic, and it is suitable for people on business trips or traveling alone."

"Small downside for the gentleman at the reception who was very friendly, but who asked me for an identity document. So I gave him my driving license issued by the state and therefore serves as an identity document accepted in France from the moment the photo on the document resembles the person. Fortunately my wife had hers, otherwise he would not have accepted us. After research his explanations were completely false. Otherwise the rest is good"