Cecil-Hotel - Metz

We looked for a simple hotel and that is what we found. I like to sleep with an open window, but at the frontside was much noise during the very early morning and in the late evening. The staff was very friendly and we loved the city and the Centre Pompidou Metz, the goal of our trip.

I got one of the poorest rooms under the roof,about 6m², very hot.the hotel is a five-story building of the 19th century completely renewed with cheap means.Ilived on the 5th floor. My request for a normal room in any of the lower floors was refused with one excuse after another. The hotel was not fully occupied. In 3 days the lift did not work 3 times.The price was alright for a normal room, but much too high fo this sleeping box.

We thoroughly recommend Cecil-Hotel to any visitor to Metz. The staff were terrific and the hotel excellent value for money. We certainly intend again to stay in the hotel on our next vist

We spent the night in Metz because it was the closest place to the Lorraine American Cemetery, which we were visiting, that had a selection of hotels. We weren't expecting anything, but it's quite a nice place, with a medieval town center complete with canals, a big church, shopping, and a surprising number of Goth teenagers. The hotel is just outside of the tourist area, a pleasant walk, and not too crowded. Our first impression of the hotel was of the hostess who guided us into the garage: Friendly, energetic, helpful. Our second impression was of the garage: small, tight. The rooms (we had two doubles) were adequate in size, comfortable, clean, and the bathrooms nice. The wireless internet was tedious to use, since you had to log into a web page rather than the router, making it difficult for practical use. On top of that, there were no outlets in the rooms unless you unplugged a fan, lamp, or TV. Breakfast was nice, varied, and ample. You need to walk a few blocks for dinner, but you can get coffee or a drink in the hotel lobby, which was modest but comfortable. The host and hostess were wonderful, the hotel comfortable (albeit marginally computer friendly), and Metz a pleasant surprise.

I found the staff at the hotel to be very friendly and knowledgeable about Metz. They provided very good guidance on where to find things to see, shopping and how to get there. The hotel was 5 minutes away from the train station in a nice area that I felt very comfortable. There was a small grocery store across the street from the hotel where you could purchase most things such as snacks, bread, wine, salads, fruit etc.

Just a few minute walk from the city center. Big and confortable room. No fridge provided (it would be welcome). I would chose it again if I had to spend sometime in Metz again.

We were qouted a price which included breakfast but then we were billed for this but the hotel had already taken our comfirmation so we could not prove what we had booked.

Why does the hotel have only 2 Stars ? After my oppinion at least 3 stars! Central situated, 10 min from Cathedral by foot, Servise in german; very good breakfast for 7 EURO,the price was generally brillant. I can recomend Cecil-Hotel to everybody

The three of us shared a room which was very adequate and as expected. Garaging was good although with a big car exit and entry is very tight although staff were very helpful. We enjoyed our stay.

Small shower in small bathroom, excellent bed, hotel lies in quiet street in the city-centre

I was very impressed with the accomodation & the friendly, helpful staff.

Close to the Rialway station at Metz. Able to walk to the Hotel. An excellent staff who were very helpful toa couple who spoke limited French.Were able to arrange my trip to the Maginot Line. The best value for money of allour hotels in France and Italy.

A small older hotel. The staff was very friendly and helpful. Rooms are basic but clean and priced right.