Historic Hotel
Summary of reviews related to the 'Historic' categoryIn the heart of Nancy, the Grand Hotel De La Reine on Place Stanislas stands as a testament to history and elegance, inviting guests to a world where time seems paused. Nestled in a magnificent 18th-century palace, the hotel exudes old-fashioned grandeur and historical charm. The exceptional architectural style, complete with beautiful crystal chandeliers, breathes history and elegance, creating a timeless ambiance.
Guests are captivated by the historical and cultural significance of the building, which is intricately tied to the rich past of Nancy. The grand facade and the luxurious, historical interiors evoke a regal charm, making visitors feel like royalty as they traverse through its classic, antique-accented corridors. Every corner of this charming old hotel tells a story, adding to its remarkable authenticity and soulful atmosphere.
The hotel's prime location on the superb Place Stanislas, a UNESCO Heritage Site and one of Europe's most beautiful squares, further enhances its appeal. Breakfast overlooking this historic square offers a picturesque start to the day amid the elegance of the historic setting.
From its historic ambiance and preserved heritage to its historic lounges and classic grand hotel style, the Grand Hotel De La Reine stands as a preserved jewel in Nancy's historic center.
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Questionnaire
Year erected: 1755
What is the history of the property?
Private mansion of the intendant of King Stanislas, it then became, among others: Hôtel de l'Intendance, Hôtel du Gouverneur, Préfecture, Ecole de Musique, then Hôtel since the end of the 19th century.
What was the era and/or the architectural style in which the property was built?
Louis XV
Is the property surrounded by other historic buildings?
The building is in the heart of the old city, on Stanislas Square, just between Alliance Square and Carrière Square. All these places are classified by UNESCO as World Heritage of Humanity.
Has restoration work taken place?
No
Are there any elements of particular historical importance at the building?
Stair railing by Jean Lamour.
Are there any important guests or previous owners worth mentioning?
Whatever its function, it welcomed many distinguished guests: Queen Marie-Antoinette, Empress Marie-Louise, Tsar Alexander, King Charles X, Marshal Lyautey, and many others.
Has the property received any certifications for its historical status?
Classified as a historical monument. The facade is listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site (with the whole of Place Stanislas).
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