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Discover the Best Hotels, B&Bs, Inns and Vacation Rentals in Metz – Based on 26,404 Real Reviews from Actual Guests
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Lots of antique shops/markets. Cleaner than Paris. Stumbled upon a free laser show broadcast on the Metz cathedral. It was amazing. God's lantern was well kept and stunning. Lots just around the corner. We were mainly here to shop but wish we had more time in the museums/other sites. I look forward to returning to the city. A local recommended a restaurant nearby which served hot, rich balanced food. Waiters patient and friendly and spoke English. Mamie M'a Dit served food right away out of the kitchen. One of our ladies spoke in her sleep that night and dreamed about the amazing meal she had had. We had escargot served in a creamy wine sauce with fresh tomatoes and crusty bread. Scallops were the winners! I ordered duck with a fruit and rich meat sauce and petite steamed veggies. Traditional dishes like creme brûlée had an extra flair like Bergamot orange aroma.
Metz was beautiful, clean and fascinating. The Metz cathedral was probably the most breathtaking church I've ever visited in Europe and we've visited more than we can count. The covered market, the museums, city tours and the city centre were all great experiences. We explored most of it on foot. Love this city with its friendly people.
We were visiting our son who is studying in Metz for the summer. Walking throughout the city was enjoyable, especially by the river. Cathedral is beautiful. Also had an opportunity to visit the sobering prisoner of war camp (WWII). We enjoyed several outdoor restaurants. People are very friendly and welcoming.
Lovely city to walk around for hours. It is quite easy to find good restaurants. Probably, the stuff will not be able to communicate in english, however, it is keen on trying to find a way. Unfortunately, on Sunday almost everything is closed, consequently, it makes it difficult to find nice places to eat or enjoy your morning coffee.
Wow, what a great mid-size city. Metz has everything that you could ask for....impressive sights, wonderful food, friendly people. If you're interested in local markets, check out the monthly brocante (flea market) in the Expo center. Tons or awesome stuff with quite a few antiques.
The market was great. There was plenty of stands to buy take away items or places to sit and grab a local glass of wine & some cheeses. The area was easy to navigate and people were very friendly. The shops & restaurants take a break during the day, which through us off a bit when trying to get a late lunch.
“Great location in the centre of town. Rapid wifi. Proprietor was pleasant, helpful, & apologetic for problems - and he had a lot to apologise for.”
“The hotel is ideal for train travellers as it is located right next to the station. The staff was very kind.”
“Very comfortable hotel with friendly staff and an excellent restaurant. Very well situated for Munich Airport.”
“Very comfortable clean hotel that was personable and friendly - I liked that it was in an old French building right in the heart of the city.”
“The staff were super friendly, and the facilities were excellent. The hotel is extremely clean and comfortable.”
