“Once the home of art deco glass designer René Lalique, the villa is now a 5-star hotel set amid dense forest. The six luxurious white-walled suites are finished with marble and crystal. The hotel's crown jewel, however, is its michelin two-star restaurant housed in a modern, glass-walled building.”
“Once the home of art deco glass designer René Lalique, the villa is now a 5-star hotel set amid dense forest. The six luxurious white-walled suites are finished with marble and crystal. The hotel's crown jewel, however, is its michelin two-star restaurant housed in a modern, glass-walled building.”
Hotel Review
Written by Hotel Guru Staff Contributor
Recommended For
- Foodies
- Michelin two-star restaurant serves vibrant cuisine in a luxurious, modern dining room which looks onto the expansive landscape
- Back to Nature
- In the heart of Northern Vosges Regional Nature Park- perfect location for nature-lovers exploring by foot, horseback or bike!
- Local exploring
- La Petite Pierre is a fortified village located just kilometres away which dates back to the 13th-century
- Wine tasting
- The hotel's wine cellar of over 12,000 bottles is one of the finest in Europe. Available for private tastings or events
- Other Activities
- Helicopter tours available to transfer you from Strasbourg and other towns directly to the restaurant
- Golf
- Bitche golfcourse (voted as one of Europe's top ten) is located just kilometers away
- Museums
- Musée Lalique, open to the public in 2011, is a 'must-visit' for Lalique lovers
- Cycling
- Electric bikes can be hired to explore local forests and nature reserves
- Disabled access
- Rose Suite adapted for those with disabilities and a lift takes you straight to room's door
- Child friendly
- Suite Masque de Femme has two rooms and restaurant welcomes children for lunch and dinner
- Restaurant
- Exquisite modern dining; à la carte or four menus to choose from
- Secluded setting
- Owner managed
- Family Suites
- Views
- Designer
- Organic food
- Sit-out Terrace
- Good wine list
- Opulent
- 5* Luxury
- Artworks
- Chic
- Antiques
- Village
- Romantic
- Restaurant with rooms
- Contemporary
- Luxury
- Intimate
Facilities
- Disabled access
- Rose Suite adapted for those with disabilities and a lift takes you straight to room's door
- Child friendly
- Suite Masque de Femme has two rooms and restaurant welcomes children for lunch and dinner
- Restaurant
- Exquisite modern dining; à la carte or four menus to choose from
- In room music system
- Bath robes
- Family Suites
- Bar
- Bicycles available
- Airport transfer
- Walking distance restaurants
- Internet
- Good wine list
- Bicycle hire
- Pre-loaded ipods
- Sit-out Terrace
- 24 Hour room service
- Garden
- Sitting Room
- Room service
- Views
- Suites
- Concierge
- Satellite / Cable TV
- Air conditioning
Activities
- Wine tasting
- The hotel's wine cellar of over 12,000 bottles is one of the finest in Europe. Available for private tastings or events
- Other Activities
- Helicopter tours available to transfer you from Strasbourg and other towns directly to the restaurant
- Golf
- Bitche golfcourse (voted as one of Europe's top ten) is located just kilometers away
- Museums
- Musée Lalique, open to the public in 2011, is a 'must-visit' for Lalique lovers
- Cycling
- Electric bikes can be hired to explore local forests and nature reserves
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Hotel insider: Villa René Lalique, France
“Better to seek beauty than flaunt luxury” was René Lalique’s design philosophy. For this art deco visionary, born in 1860 in a tiny Champagne hamlet, beauty chiefly meant “la femme, la faune et la flore”.
Originally published by Financial Times (view article)
Villa René Lalique
This classy villa was built in 1920 by the great French glass and jewellery designer René Lalique as a family home. It’s now a two Michelin-starred destination restaurant with six rooms. Lalique lovers will be surrounded by stunning pieces from the collections.
Originally published by The Telegraph (view article)
