Hotel D'haussonville
A 16th-century mansion in Nancy's old town with unique tower access
Superb · 481 reviews
About this stay
Hotel D'haussonville, a genuine 16th-century mansion, stands proudly in the heart of Nancy's historic old town. Each room is uniquely decorated, featuring wooden floors and a comfortable sitting area, providing a sense of individual character. Guests can start their day with a continental breakfast served in a cozy small lounge, or unwind with a drink in the more expansive main lounge. A distinctive architectural element is the square tower, housing a stone staircase that leads to the guest rooms, adding to the property's historic charm. The hotel's prime location places it just a two-minute walk from The Ducal Palace and an eight-minute stroll from The Museum of Fine Arts of Nancy, making it an ideal base for exploring the city's heritage.
- 16th-century mansion
- Historic old town location
- Unique tower staircase
- Pet-friendly
Our take
I recommend Hotel d'Haussonville to travellers who want to sleep in a 16th-century mansion in Nancy's old town. The square tower with its stone staircase sets the tone, and rooms are individually decorated with wooden floors and sitting areas. A continental breakfast and a large lounge complete a calm, characterful stay, and pets are welcome. Place Stanislas and the old streets are reached on foot, so I would book it for a city break built around walking.
- ✓Explore the historic stone staircase in the square tower, it's a unique architectural feature
- ✓Walk to The Ducal Palace in just two minutes to start your day of sightseeing
- ✓Enjoy a leisurely continental breakfast in the small lounge before heading out to explore Nancy
Why we love it
- Authentic 16th-century mansion setting
- Unique square tower with stone staircase
- Individually decorated rooms with character
- Prime location in Nancy's old town
Why guests love itI would choose Hotel d'Haussonville for a family that enjoys history, since this 16th-century mansion stands in Nancy's old town. Children tend to remember the square tower with its stone staircase, and the individually decorated rooms have wooden floors and sitting areas, which give a little extra space. A continental breakfast is served and a large lounge suits a quiet evening. Place Stanislas is within walking distance, and pets are accepted.
Guest reviews
Superb · based on 481 reviews