Five Star Hotel de Ville Now Open


Guests coming to town? The Hotel de Ville is at your service. 

MoreCityBricks residents have found themselves between a brick and a hard place for months since the City Hotel was condemned and demolished. With no rooms to rent anywhere in town, visitors were forced to limit themselves to day trips or bunk up with friends and family. At long last, the Hotel de Ville is open. 

The five star hotel features five guest rooms, two of which have fireplaces. All guests have access to the outdoor pool and a free breakfast in the onsite restaurant. 

Locals can enjoy the hotel's restaurant as well. With its upscale dining room and more relaxed patio seating, the Hotel de Ville restaurant is perfect for breakfast, lunch, and dinner...and everything in between.

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