Cécil Hôtel

Metz


Built in 1920, this family run hotel’s smallish rooms are neat, petite and decorated in warm colours, though light sleepers should specify that they want a quiet room. Breakfast costs an extra €9 and parking €10 per day.


Lonely Planet's must-see attractions

Nearby Metz attractions

1. Quartier Impérial

0.17 MILES

The stately boulevards and bourgeois villas of the German Imperial Quarter, including rue Gambetta and av Foch, are the brainchild of Kaiser Wilhelm II…

2. Chapelle des Templiers

0.38 MILES

Nearly always closed (enquire at the tourist office about guided tours that visit here), this octagonal, 13th-century chapel is the only one of its kind…

3. Centre Pompidou-Metz

0.39 MILES

Designed by Japanese architect Shigeru Ban, with a curved roof resembling a space-age Chinese hat, the architecturally innovative Centre Pompidou-Metz is…

4. Église St-Pierre-aux-Nonnains

0.43 MILES

Originally built around AD380 as part of a Gallo-Roman spa complex, Église St-Pierre-aux-Nonnains is a fine example of a pre-medieval basilica, tracing…

5. Esplanade

0.48 MILES

The formal flowerbeds of the Esplanade – and its statue of a gallant-looking Marshall Ney – are flanked by imposing buildings, including the Arsenal…

6. Riverside Park

0.51 MILES

In summer, pedal boats and rowboats can be rented on quai des Régates. The promenade leads through a leafy riverside park, with statues, ponds, swans and…

7. Place St-Louis

0.58 MILES

On the eastern edge of the city centre, triangular place St-Louis is surrounded by medieval arcades and merchants’ houses dating from the 14th to 16th…

8. Cathédrale St-Étienne

0.78 MILES

The lacy golden spires of this Gothic cathedral crown Metz’ skyline. Exquisitely lit by kaleidoscopic curtains of 13th- to 20th-century stained glass, the…