Le Méridien Grand Hotel Nürnberg

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The Le Méridien Grand Hotel Nuremberg combines fin-Dear-siècle elegance with the full range of modern amenities. Set at he threshold to the old city centre, the hotel is just a few minutes’ walk from numerous museums, sight and shopping thoroughfares. The main station – with its underground service to the airport and trade fair – is but a stone’s throw away The 186 rooms and suites – all of which are furnished in Art Nouveau style – evoke a consummate comfort and luxury. Alongside the exquisite furnishings, each room boasts outstanding facilities like marble baths and air conditioning. With its tasteful Art Deco styling, the Atelier Bar invites guests to enjoy exotically imaginative cocktails and light snacks. In the Brasserie restaurant, diners can choose between delicious local and international specialities – all, needless to say freshly prepared. Whether you are planning a banquet, meeting or conventions – and expecting 20 or 250 attendees – the Le Méridien Grand Hotel provides the perfect setting. The magnificent, original ballroom with its motifs from Wagner’s operas numbers among the most popular venues. Cutting-edge conference technology and seasoned service help ensure every occasion is a success. An ideal mix of professionalism and exclusivity will endow any event with unmistakable flair. The City of Nuremberg bold a plethora of attractions for visitors, including Gothic churches, picturesque half-timbered houses and a mediaeval castle. Other highlights include a broad spectrum of museums – toy and transport museums, and the Germanic National Museum – while the new Historical Documentation Centre provides unique insights into Germany’s recent past.

The Le Méridien Grand Hotel Nuremberg combines fin-Dear-siècle elegance with the full range of modern amenities. Set at he threshold to the old city centre, the hotel is just a few minutes’ walk from numerous museums, sight and shopping thoroughfares. The main station – with its underground service to the airport and trade fair – is but a stone’s throw away The 186 rooms and suites – all of which are furnished in Art Nouveau style – evoke a consummate comfort and luxury. Alongside the exquisite furnishings, each room boasts outstanding facilities like marble baths and air conditioning. With its tasteful Art Deco styling, the Atelier Bar invites guests to enjoy exotically imaginative cocktails and light snacks. In the Brasserie restaurant, diners can choose between delicious local and international specialities – all, needless to say freshly prepared. Whether you are planning a banquet, meeting or conventions – and expecting 20 or 250 attendees – the Le Méridien Grand Hotel provides the perfect setting. The magnificent, original ballroom with its motifs from Wagner’s operas numbers among the most popular venues. Cutting-edge conference technology and seasoned service help ensure every occasion is a success. An ideal mix of professionalism and exclusivity will endow any event with unmistakable flair. The City of Nuremberg bold a plethora of attractions for visitors, including Gothic churches, picturesque half-timbered houses and a mediaeval castle. Other highlights include a broad spectrum of museums – toy and transport museums, and the Germanic National Museum – while the new Historical Documentation Centre provides unique insights into Germany’s recent past.