The cuisine of 19th-century Île-de-France was the precursor to traditional French cuisine. Elevate your visit to the 3-star Kyriad hotel in Joinville-le-Pont to a gourmet experience! Your tastes lean more toward salty treats? The beef mironton, croque-monsieur, or the marengo veal sauté, all accompanied with French-style peas, and followed by the finest AOP brie or coulommiers should satisfy the most decadent desires. Got more of a sweet tooth? How does a Saint-Honoré cake, a French pear tart, or a Paris-Brest sound before turning in for the night?

Come visit Joinville-le-Pont in June and join the party! The June Summer Party is the setting of a magnificent festival. A weekend of chamber music? Not quite! It’s a contemporary music festival that attracts a diverse and eclectic group of people. How does the short film festival or the children's cinema festival sound? Joinville, headquarters of the Pathé Theatre, remains a city devoted to the seventh art.

19th-century Parisians loved to head for Joinville-le-Pont to relax and kick up their heels in guinguettes, the region’s popular waterfront restaurants.In his novel Au Bonheur des Dames, Zola describes the scenes of families coming to Joinville to spend the weekend in cozy hotel rooms or family cottages. Now it’s your turn to come discover the river Marne, which floats alongs at just a short walk from your Kyriad hotel de Joinville.