Youth hostel in Metz
Hostel La Brasserie
Useful information:
Who are we?
La Brasserie collective hostel, also known as a youth hostel, is managed by a company (SASU). It was set up by the Carrefour association in Metz, which is the only shareholder.
The Carrefour association was set up in 1945, after the Second World War, to help young people in Moselle and Lorraine integrate into society and workplace. To this end, it runs a hostel for young workers, young women aged 18 to 25 and minors.
This brasserie is a crossroads where we hope travellers of all ages will come to meet, have a good time and make memories.
Opening
La Brasserie Hostel is open all year round (from 1 January to 31 December inclusive).
Arrival / departure
Rooms are available from 3pm and must be vacated by 11am. For arrivals before 3pm or departures after 11am, please contact reception (luggage can be left at the Youth Hostel).
Accessibility
La Brasserie Youth Hostel is accessible to people with reduced mobility (ramp at the entrance, reception desk) and has 3 rooms equipped and accessible to people with reduced mobility.
Accommodation
- 28 fully-equipped rooms with 1 to 8 beds
- Total capacity: 135 beds
- 1 restaurant
- 2 meeting rooms
Services included
- Breakfast included in the room rate
- Bed linen provided (pillows, sheets, duvets)
- Towels available for hire on request
- WiFi access
Near to the hotel
- Saint-Etienne's Cathedral
- Pompidou Center
- Porte des Allemands
- Temple Neuf
- Historic city centre ...
Location
1 Avenue Leclerc de Hauteclocque, 57000 Metz
Gare de Metz - Distance 700 meters Mettis A or B - Stop Place du roi Georges - Distance 140 meters
By road: A31 motorway, Metz Centre exit (near our establishment).
Some testimonials
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