Hôtel d'Haussonville

The Hôtel d'Haussonville is a Renaissance mansion in Nancy's historic center featuring a distinctive square tower and stone architectural elements. The interior is organized around a courtyard with an ornamental fountain, while rooms preserve original features from the 16th century.

The building was constructed in the 16th century as a residence for a wealthy family and is protected as a historical monument for its Renaissance architecture. Its structure has endured over the centuries, preserving the architectural language of early modern Nancy.

The rooms showcase original architectural details from the Renaissance period that reflect how wealthy families lived and decorated their homes. These features offer a window into the daily life and tastes of Nancy's aristocracy from centuries past.

The building sits in the heart of old Nancy and is easily reached on foot from the Ducal Palace and the Museum of Fine Arts. Visitors should explore both the interior rooms and courtyard to fully appreciate the architecture and original furnishings.

The property now functions as a luxury accommodation, allowing guests to spend nights within a protected historical monument. This dual use combines heritage preservation with contemporary hospitality, making history directly experiential for visitors.