HOTEL LYON METROPOLE, LYON
On the bank of the Saone River, 5 minutes from place Bellecour, the Hotel Lyon Metropole
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offers great sports facilities : tennis, squash and olympic-size swimming pool. The Hotel de Lyon Metropole offers 118 rooms and 1 suite. The guestrooms, where con...
Hotel Lyon Métropole & Spa,
Ideally located on the banks of the Saône River, five minutes from Bellecour Square, the
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Hotel Lyon Métropole offers a relaxing beach in the heart of the city thanks to the exceptional Well-being Centre. The Hotel Metropole & Spa offers 118 comfortable...
Metropole Hotel
Metropole Hotel is a deluxe hotel where you will find yourself in sophisticated
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surroundings. Experience a timeless combination of island-style warmth and uncompromising hospitality that represents the goal of the Metropole Phuket Hotel.
Metropole Hotel
The beautiful 4 star Metropole Hotel is located directly on the banks of the Saone River,
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just 5 minutes from Place Bellecour. Relax and rejuvenate in luxury as you enjoy the wide variety of Spa features such as: hammams, saunas, an indoor and outdoor pool, massages and treatments, a fitness room, and hydromassage pool. The hotel offers extensive sports facilities, including tennis and an Olympic-size swimming pool. Listen to the calm and the hushedatmosphere of the converted halls. They will give you the desire to work. Discover the ideal place for your meetings with ou 900 m² services provided of adjustable lounges and the essential. Lyon has some of France\'s best cooking, best museums, and best theater. Small, timeless villages dot the area medieval hilltop retreats and tranquil valley communities. Roman ruins are found along the Rhône and remains of prehistoric man in the Alps, which themselves provide some of the world\'s best skiing and hiking, not to mention Western Europe\'s highest mountain, Mont Blanc.
Metropole Hotel
Ideally located in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City\'s shopping, business and entertainment
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district and within easy walking distance of the famous Ben Thanh Market, the shopping district of Dong Khoi Street and the Opera, the 3 star superior Metropole Hotel offers guests comfortable accommodation, comprehensive facilities and services, and guarantees a warm Vietnamese welcome. Add to this a 20-minute airport transfer time and this is an ideal base from which to explore the delights of Ho Chi Minh City. After a full day\'s business or sightseeing, guests can relax in or around the outdoor swimming pool, enjoy a sauna, choose from a range of beauty treatments or massage at the Health Spa, or complete a workout in the Fitness Centre. Then it is on to the Metropole or L\'Orient Restaurant for a fine range of European, Asian and Vietnamese specialities - followed by a nightcap in the bar. All 84 air-conditioned rooms and suites are tastefully furnished and enjoy all modern amenities including minibar, satellite television, safe, Tea/coffee making facilities, wireless Internet connection and hairdryer
Hotel Metropole
Hotel Metropole is a traditional Boutique hotel, prestigiously situated directly on the
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Rossio, Lisbon\'s Main Square, facing the Castle of St. George and the Historic Alfama District. The hotel offers thirty six distinctively appointed rooms which are conveniently furnished with private bath or shower, and includes hair dryer, Air-conditioning and thermostatic heating, direct dial telephone, colour TV, safe deposit boxes, etc. 220V. Rossio-facing rooms, with Sound-proof double-glazed picture windows. The hotel overlooks the National Theatre, the Alfama and the Castle of St. George
Metropole Hotel
Metropole Hotel is an imposing Victorian building perched majestically on the crest of a
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gentle hill, overlooking the popular Cornish village of Padstow. In addition to being one of the county\'s prettiest fishing villages, Padstow is best-known for its seafood, which features, of course, on the hotel\'s AA Rosetted menu. The village harbour is a working one and it\'s always a pleasure to watch the fishing boats return home to unload their catch, much of which is available in the village. A picnic lunch purchased in Padstow can be a veritable feast! In fact, Padstow has quite a maritime history and there are some quirky facts to discover in the local museum. A myriad of winding streets filled with an eclectic selection of shops and galleries will keep you browsing for hours.
Metropole Hotel
Hotel Metropole is located in the thermal park, very near to the therm al spas, 50 meters
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from the Congress Palace and 100 meters. from the t own center. All rooms are air- conditioned and feature bathroom, sat ellite colour TV, direct telephone line.
Hotel Metropole,
The Metropole Hotel, the only remaining hotel of the 19th century in Brussels, is
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marvelously well located right in the historical center of the European capital, just a few steps away from the "Grand-Place", the "Bourse" and the "Theatre de la Monnaie" and close to the city's most exciting shopping thoroughfare of Brussels. It is notable for the quality of its service and its internal decoration. The main entrance is decorated in French Renaissance style, the reception hall in Empire style, some rooms in Art Deco style. In April 2002, the Council of Monuments and Sites of the Brussels-Capital region has protected the Metropole Hotel's façade, as well as the ground floor. Through the years, the Metropole has offered its beautiful settings for the shooting of many prestigious movies.
Metropole Hotel, Macau
Metropole Hotel is situated at the busiest Commercial district of Macau, with the Ocean
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View and Taipa Bridge in sight. Closing to all destinations ; banks, post office, cinema and shopping arcade, convenient to both business and relaxation.
Advantages: Wonderful city Disadvantages: Pollution
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Accommodation
Lyon like any other major city offers a wide range of hotels at different prices. I personally stayed at the very reasonable and very nice Campanile Part-Dieu. This hotel was ideal. The rooms came with en suite bathroom and cable TV. The rooms were clean and the hotel itself modern and very well looked after. The best thing of all about the hotel though was its situation. Part-Dieu is one of the main areas in Lyon. Firstly, it is home to a large SNCF railway station that links Lyon with the rest of France. Secondly, and most significantly for anyone on holiday, the 'Centre Commercial' is here. This is a massive shopping centre with over 260 shops and spanning 4 floors; one of the largest shopping centres in Europe with all big name shops and some really nice places to eat.
If you stay in the Part...
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Advantages: getting aroung the city Disadvantages: too much to see in a weekend
...I can't believe Lyon is not promoted more in the UK! We had the task of picking up a relative from the train station (Lyon Perrache) and so we decided to make a weekend of it. And what a weekend!
The shopping, for a start is formidable, from the huge mall at Lyon Part Dieu to the small shops and department stores in the city. However, the buildings, architecture and sights of the city are quite something else.
The massive squares in the city have to be the best in Europe. My favourite is in front of the Hotel de Ville. The building is magnificent and the square has decorative fountains and a huge fountain with four horses depicting the four great rivers of France. Adjacent to the hotel de ville is the Museum des Beaux arts with some very impressive pieces. This is just a short walk from the Opera House and also the old part of Lyon...
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Advantages: History, culture and good food Disadvantages: Industrial backdrop
...Lyon has long suffered being the second largest city in France, continuously having to compete with the illustrious Paris. Be warned, first impressions of Lyon are not to be trusted - the abundance of factories, (the chemical corridor,) the long, intertwined motorways full of traffic and the overbearing greyness of the buildings - give yourself a chance to discover the real heart of this city.
The 'Old Town' lies in the centre of the city, and here you will find winding, narrow streets leading you to a splendid collection of Rennaissance buildings - long since demolished in other parts of France. The landscape is really impressive, for those of you who know Paris, imagine St Germain with the terrain of Montmartre. To the west there is a stunning Gallo-Roman theatre overlooking the Saone, the city also boasts an opera house built in 1831...
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