Qualys-Hôtel Maison Rougeis located in Nœux-les-Mines. It features a restaurant serving traditional French cuisine. Housed in a former bourgeois manor house, the 40 rooms are equipped with everything you need for a pleasant stay.
A family home, close to its guests.
'Le Cercle'
Seminars/Receptions
Charming hotel***
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The establishment has a bar and a very cosy lounge with large armchairs and a jazzy decor.
A free, enclosed, and private parking lot is available on site (no prior reservation required). The hotel also offers electric vehicle charging stations (service subject to applicable electricity rates).
The rooms are air-conditioned for optimum comfort.
Wi-Fi is available throughout the property free of charge.
An outdoor terrace (for meals or cocktails - a function room is adjacent) is open to you when the weather is fine.
The rooms have flat screen TVs with satellite, TNT and foreign channels. (with chains
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The museum is built on the site of the former pit No. 9 of the Lens mines. The new building, under project management by the Nord-Pas-de-Calais regional council, hosts semi-permanent exhibitions representative of all of the Louvre Museum's collections, which are renewed regularly. It also hosts temporary exhibitions of national or international level.
From October 1914 to October 1915, Lorette Hill was the subject of fierce battles between the French army and the German army. This dominant position offers an exceptional observatory over the mining basin to the north, and the Arras plain to the south. In one year, 188,000 soldiers, including 100,000 French, died defending the “spur of Notre-Dame-de-Lorette”
"The Grand-Place is historically the main square of the town. The square, destroyed during the First World War with the exception of the belfry, was rebuilt between 1920 and 1927 by a group of architects led by Louis Marie Shoemaker, in the post-war taste; eclectic architecture mixes with neo-regionalism and Art Deco."
Hotel Restaurant La Maison Rouge***
374 Route Nationale, 62290 Nœux-les-Mines
Phone: 03.21.61.65.65
