Mercure Hotel du Parc Martigny, Martigny

Rue Marconi 19, Martigny, 1920

9/10

(1 hotel review for Mercure Hotel du Parc Martigny, Martigny)

4 star

Mercure Hotel du Parc Martigny, Martigny
The Mercure Hotel du Parc Martigny is a 4-star hotel with 90 rooms featuring distinctly contemporary architecture. The hotel is 5 minutes from the cen...

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Mercure Hotel du Parc Martigny, Martigny - Hotel Description

The Mercure Hotel du Parc Martigny is a 4-star hotel with 90 rooms featuring distinctly contemporary architecture.

The hotel is 5 minutes from the centre of Martigny and the museums of the world-renowned Pierre Gianadda Foundation. Our restaurant La Brasserie des Arts serves sophisticated cuisine and also features a wine bar. Our fully equipped conference centre with a capacity of up to 350 people offers everything you need to organise your next meeting or seminar.

Mercure Hotel du Parc Martigny, Martigny - Room Details

For your convenience, the rooms are equipped with every modern comfort, and every room has a phone connection for fax or modem, and a wireless Hot Spot system from Swisscom (extra fee). Most of the rooms have a nice view on the hotel's English garden and are very quiet.

Mercure Hotel du Parc Martigny, Martigny - Guest Services

General: Parking , Elevator, Free Parking, Safety Deposit Box.
Activities: Jacuzzi, Children's Playground, Hammam.
Services: Fax/Photocopying, Wi-Fi/Wireless LAN, Internet Services, Shoe Shine.

Mercure Hotel du Parc Martigny, Martigny - Restaurants and Bars

Our banquet room can welcome more than 300 people. If you prefer the atmosphere of a brasserie, our restaurant (capacity of 50 people) and its terrace offers you traditional cooking and a number of specialities.

Mercure Hotel du Parc Martigny, Martigny - Area Information

Flanked by forest on one side and terraced vineyards on the other, Martigny, a melting pot of tourism, history and culture, nestles in a magnificent mountain setting. This town of 15,000 inhabitants was already an important commercial centre in Roman times. An abundance of Gallo-Roman remains bear witness to its past, in particular the ancient amphitheatre. The modern town, overlooked by the Batiaz Tower, a 13th-century fortress, was built on a bend of the Rhône, on the banks of the Dranse. The old districts are full of picturesque charm.