Experts' Choice Award hotel brasserie au violon
5 expert reviews
“Housed in a 12th-century building that served as a cloister and then a prison, the hotel now captivates its clientele with subdued elegance, a peaceful location, and a terrific restaurant.”
– Fodor's
Frommer's "This historic site, once a 12th-century cloister for priests and from 1835 to 1995 a famous prison, is now an offbeat hotel of comfort and grace." Full review
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One generally tries to avoid overnighting in a prison, but not in this case.
DK Eyewitness "This old prison was converted into a modern hotel in the Old Town with a lively French brasserie. The guest rooms
were knocked together from old cells, and look into quiet inner..."
The Telegraph8.0
"This historic converted prison is modest but charming with a touch of class." Full review
Time Out "A prison until 1995, the building has been beautifully converted into a 20-room hotel that oozes charm. " Full review
Amenities
Pet Friendly
Free Internet
Restaurant
Multilingual
Meeting Rooms
Breakfast buffet
Telephone
$112/night
on Booking.com
