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Novotel Hotel, Metz

AUTOROUTE A31 HAUCONCOURT 57280
MAIZIERES LES METZ FRANCE
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All rates are in EUR per room per night and are include Breakfast, Taxes and Service Charges. Rates are not valid during fair periods, exhibitions and special events. The child rate is for one child sharing a double/twin room with two adults. (No Extra bed and Breakfast will be provided)

Hotel Info
The hotel is located in a tranquil setting in the heart of Lorraine at the crossroads of major routes to Paris, Strasbourg, Nancy and Luxembourg.

Amenities
Room service from 07:00 to 23:59, Car parking, Medium sized lobby, Earliest check-in at 12 :00, 1 lifts, 2 floors, 1 Outdoor pool, Group dining room, Disabled facilities, Coach parking, Conference facilities, Air conditioning, Television, Satellite television, In-house movie, Radio, Direct dial phone, Mini bar, Hairdryer , Automatic wake-up call, Voltage: 220v

Room Info
There are 132 rooms including 3 for handicapped guests.bathrooms with separate toilets.Airconditioning, mini-bar, radio, direct dial phone, pay TV are some of the facilities provided as well as a restful atmosphere.All rooms measure 25 square metres.

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