CMH Nancy
A vibrant city, renowned for its elegance and heritage
Study hotel management at CMH Nancy
Set in the heart of the Grand Est region, Nancy is a vibrant city, renowned for its elegance, its heritage and its appeal. Its proximity to Germany, Luxembourg and Belgium makes it a truly European city, open to the world — a major asset for students who wish to build a career in hospitality and luxury.
A student city par excellence, Nancy offers an ideal setting that combines quality of life, cultural richness and economic dynamism.
It is against this backdrop that CMH has established itself at the heart of this ecosystem to train the future professionals of luxury hospitality. The school offers its students an environment conducive to excellence, to mastering the standards of high-end service and to developing the key skills needed to thrive in a demanding, international sector.
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Heritage
Place Stanislas, a UNESCO World Heritage site

Heritage
Place Stanislas, a UNESCO World Heritage site

2nd
area in France for student density

1TER rue Notre Dame 54000 Nancy

03 59 53 30 29
info@esdac-nancy.fr

2nd
largest student city in terms of student density
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Heritage and culture
Its exceptional heritage — not least the famous Place Stanislas, a UNESCO World Heritage site — together with its art de vivre, make it an environment perfectly in tune with the codes of the upmarket hospitality sector.
The city is also home to a wealth of luxury hotels, including the Grand hôtel de la Reine – Place Stanislas, Hôtel Littérature Stendhal & spa, the Best Western Plus Cristal Hôtel & Spa, the hôtel D’Haussonville and the Villa Thermae.
Student life
A student city par excellence, Nancy offers an ideal setting that combines quality of life, cultural richness and economic vitality. Located in the Grand Est region, Nancy is a vibrant city with a wealth of cultural and artistic attractions. Students enjoy a city on a human scale, easily accessible thanks to its public transport network. The city centre is packed with cafés, bars, restaurants, cultural venues, libraries, cinemas and places to go out, mainly around Place Stanislas and Place Carnot. Parks such as the Parc de la Pépinière also offer much-loved spaces to relax.
Transport
Getting to the campus: Bus: Place Charles III - Point Central stop. Nancy station is an 8-minute walk from the campus.
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