The Merchants' Room once welcomed cattle merchants staying at the small hotel when they came for the village's great cattle markets, at the turn of the last century. It has kept the charm of the old hotel with its original wooden floor and green tones; spacious (30 m²), it has a private bathroom. The room is naturally equipped with a television and Wi‑Fi. A large bed awaits you (1.8 m × 2 m).
Breakfast is served in the kitchen of the former village hotel or in the garden. The kitchen has been fully restored and has kept the charm of the 1930s. The family-run hotel operated until 1941. On request, you may use the kitchen to prepare your meals; the village has two bakeries, a butcher's shop and a small supermarket.
To relax, the shared lounge of the three rooms is at your disposal.
This room recalls the era of the restaurant and village inn that welcomed travellers and passing merchants from 1827 to 1905 — discover the full history of the house.
Photo tour of the Merchants' Room
In the garden or in the fully restored old kitchen
Breakfast and Table d'hôtes
Breakfast and table d'hôtes in our restored old kitchen At the heart of the house, our fully restored old kitchen welcomes you in an atmosphere full of charm and history. Here, in the former family hotel's kitchen, the soul of the place still beats: weathered stone, a large Lorraine fireplace, period furniture… everything invites you to slow down and savour the moment. On the menu: coffee, tea, hot chocolate, fruit juice, croissants, Savoy sponge cake, bread, butter, jams: €8
Breakfast and Table d'hôtes in pictures
Breakfast on the terrace at the Maison Coeurdacier, for a delicious start to the day in the heart of the Vosges.