Hôtel Richelieu in Limoges

Hôtel Richelieu occupies a former private townhouse in the historic centre of Limoges. The property description dates the building to the 1930s and describes a compact hotel with 43 rooms, breakfast choices, meeting space and a small range of on-site facilities.

Setting and environmental record

The address given for the hotel is 40 Avenue Baudin, 87000 Limoges. Its position in the historic centre places the property within the older part of the city, while the townhouse setting distinguishes it from a purpose-built hotel block.

The directory entry records Hôtel Richelieu as the first hotel in the former Limousin region to receive the European Ecolabel. That is a historical statement about the award; travellers who need details of current environmental practices should consult up-to-date information from the property or the label operator.

Rooms and breakfast

All 43 rooms are described as non-smoking. The listed equipment includes television, Wi-Fi access and air conditioning. The directory entry does not separate the rooms into categories or specify which features differ between them, so a particular layout or bed arrangement should not be assumed.

Several breakfast arrangements were offered when the directory entry was prepared, including delivery to the room and service at the hotel buffet. Breakfast times, delivery terms and any supplement can change and are best confirmed as part of the booking.

Food, fitness and meetings

The directory entry states that there was no restaurant on site, but records a bar and a round-the-clock room-service option for an extra charge. It also lists a gym and two meeting rooms intended for professional use. These are operational services rather than permanent features of the building, so current access and any reservation requirements should be checked directly.

The old indicative room rate and contact details have not been repeated here. This keeps the page focused on the property’s location, character and documented facilities without presenting historic commercial information as current.