Insolite : un hôtel ouvert dans d’anciens corons à Lens
🏠 In 2012, the Louvre-Lens museum opened and Esprit de France converted a nearby historical coron into the four-star Hôtel Louvre-Lens by 2018, now featuring 52 rooms, the brasserie Le Galibot, a bar, wellness area, and seminar rooms. Renovations were led by Maes Architectes, Lille, and interior designer Guillaume Da Silva, Roubaix, focusing on the region's Northern theme, highlighting the past, and balancing old and new elements. The property accommodates seminars and banquets for up to 120 guests. Since 2012, the mining basin is a UNESCO World Heritage site, boosting tourism in Lens, leading to the 2024 launch of Esprit de France's "Immersion dans les talents du territoire," which includes local experiences and museum tours.
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