In Metz and far beyond, Maison Heler is unlike any other hotel.

In the Amphithéâtre district, between the TGV train station, the Centre Pompidou-Metz, the Metz Congrès Robert Schuman convention center, and the historic city center, Philippe Starck has imagined a surreal house: a 9-storey monolithic building topped with a 19th-century Lorraine house, seemingly suspended above the city.

Maison Heler was born from *The Meticulous Life of Manfred Heler*, the story imagined by Philippe Starck around a dreamer-inventor, in love with Rose and driven by infinite curiosity.

From this fiction emerged a very real place: a 4-star hotel where every space tells a part of the story. The rooms, restaurants, bars, lounges, elevators, objects, views, and rituals all contribute to the same narrative.

Maison Heler is not just a place to stay.

It is a house to be explored.

Located in the Amphithéâtre district, Maison Heler benefits from a rare setting in Metz: a contemporary, sustainable, cultural, and business-oriented neighborhood designed by internationally renowned architects and designers.

In close proximity are the Centre Pompidou-Metz, the TGV train station, Metz Congrès Robert Schuman, Muse, Les Arènes, the city center, and major transport routes.

This location makes it an ideal address for a weekend in Metz, a business stay, a corporate event, a dinner, a cultural getaway, or a stopover between Paris, Luxembourg, Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands, and Switzerland.

Maison Heler brings together: