Located in the heart of a residential area, between the Porte de Versailles and the Eiffel Tower, surrounded Parks Georges Brassens and André Citroën, the Carina Tour Eiffel Hotel welcomes you all year in a warm and very comfortable. Its decor is refined. A team is attentive to your needs and advise you to get to the Trocadero, the Eiffel Tower, the Invalides and the Ecole Militaire ... A good English breakfast will be served in a cozy room where you can admire large original frescoes created by renowned artists as well as his statue, symbol of the hotel. After a day of trips and excursions, our typically Parisian winter garden you can relax comfortably in one of its rattan armchairs. The Carina Tour Eiffel hotel has 29 comfortable rooms, recently renovated. Many services are provided to make your stay more enjoyable.

Located in the heart of Paris, nestled in a charming small hotel, known to have belonged to the favorite of Louis XIV Madame de La Vallière, the Hotel Ile de France Opera is a charming hotel that can only satisfy your every wishes. Indeed, located between the Opéra and the stock market, it is in the heart of Paris. Its central location is ideal for both professional appointments, for any period of leisure and relaxation. The hotel is located near the Parisian department stores and the Opera Garnier. You can very easily and quickly get to the main points of the city: Châtelet (Conciergerie, Notre Dame, Les Halles ...), the Louvre, the Jardin des Tuileries, the Arc de Triomphe and the Champs-Elysees. The hotel also has direct access to Parc des Expositions de la Porte de Versailles, Defense, or to Disneyland. In addition, the Roissy bus (or bus Air France) is really close and allows you to go in there at the airport of Roissy-Charles de Gaulle. The Hotel Ile de France Opera offers 19 rooms individually, with refined decoration. All rooms have air conditioning. They were designed to ensure comfort and respect your privacy. All the charm of traditional hotel is at your disposal to ensure you a pleasant stay with us. A warm and personal welcome you.

In the heart of the 16th district of Paris near the Trocadero and the Palais de Chaillot, the Hotel Villa Glamor is a beautiful old house typical of 19th century Paris. Villa Glamor is a hotel in the romantic atmosphere, where everything has been thought to offer a cozy atmosphere. Its 17 rooms combine elegance and comfort. Let yourself be charmed! Just 2 minutes walk from the subway, you have easy access to major points of access to the city. The hotel is situated close to the Bois de Boulogne, or the Jardins du Trocadero where you can enjoy an extraordinary view of the Eiffel Tower.

If you walk down Rue de Bassano from the Louis Vuitton shop near Champs Elysees, or down Rue Galilee, a little ways you will soon see Rue Keppler. Less than a 2 minute walk from Champs Elysees, which is always bustling night or day, you’ll come to an area that will surprise you with how calm and quiet it is. This is where you’ll find the newly reopened (in April, 2007 after remodeling) Hotel Keppler, a luxury hotel with a charming interior combining classical and modern components, and the beauty of traditional French architecture. Bright sunlight streams in from the glass ceiling and the courtyard into the lounge where you'll be able to warm yourself by the flames in the fireplace. It’s a wonderful space that will give you the feeling that you are relaxing in someone's lovely living room. The fitness center features a sauna and Turkish bath, while the business center has computers with internet access available, so you’ll be able to enjoy a real first class stay here.
The rooms don’t just look beautiful; the beds are made with high quality fabrics. To help their customers have a more pleasant stay, a lighting designer was brought in to help lay out the colors and lights for the rooms. Of course they offer A/C, safes, and wireless internet, but you'll also find that the LCD TVs have a pay movie channel, and a pay CD selection for music. Their complete bath amenities are absolutely wonderful, supplying you even with bathrobes and slippers.
And furthermore, take note of how incredible the breakfast buffet is. It features cheese, ham, smoked salmon, scrambled eggs, ham and sausage, all kinds of vegetables (asparagus, tomato, cucumber, potato, etc.), crepes, fruitcake, brownies, cereal, baguettes, danishes (croissants, pain au chocolat, pain au raisins), fruit, dried fruit, hot beverages, fruit juice (orange, grapefruit), and on and on. You’ll really be getting your day off to a happy start, eh?
Champs Elysees is full of shops that will make travelers happy, such as Louis Vuitton, Cartier, Tara Jarmon, Hugo Boss, Guerlain, Zara, Petit Bateau, the Monoprix supermarket, and Laduree. Furthermore, a lot of the stores stay open until midnight, making this a very convenient place to be. If you ride the Air France shuttle bus from the airport you can go straight to the Arc de Triomphe. From there, it’s only a short walk to the hotel.

Less than a 2 minute walk from Champs Elysees, standing on the corner of Rue Francois 1er and Rue Pierre Charron is the Hotel Chateau Frontenac, a beautiful Haussmann style building erected at the end of the 19th century. With a total of 104 rooms, it is a relatively large hotel that has an amazing assortment of services and facilities such as the concierge service who will answer your many questions, the free fitness room and Turkish bath, and the massage parlor (inside the Hotel Rochester less than 5 minutes way by foot, for a fee). On the other hand, it still has the feeling of one of Paris's petit hotels, so you'll kill two birds with one stone.
There are likely to be a lot of people who feel that, although the number of modern hotels in Paris continues to increase, if you’re going to go all the way to France you should stay in an elegant hotel with a European atmosphere. Chateau Frontenac is definitely the hotel for those travelers. In keeping with the name “Chateau”, the elegant and classical interior will give you the impression of staying in a castle.
The guest rooms all come with A/C, safes, a mini-bar, high-speed internet access, satellite TV, and DVD players in each room. In the bathroom you’ll find a full set of amenities, as well as bathrobes, to complete your deluxe Parisian trip.
Your Paris morning will be made even happier by the buffet style breakfast which features danishes, toast, baguettes, cereal, mueslix, scrambled eggs, bacon, smoked salmon, cheese, yogurt, fruit juice, fruit, and hot beverages.
Champs Elysees is full of shops that will make travelers happy, such as Louis Vuitton, Cartier, Tara Jarmon, Hugo Boss, Guerlain, Zara, Petit Bateau, the Monoprix supermarket, and Laduree. Furthermore, a lot of the stores stay open until midnight, making this a very convenient place to be. If you ride the Air France shuttle bus from the airport you can go straight to the Arc de Triomphe. From there, it’s only a short walk to the hotel.
A two minute walk away is the nearest station, Georges V Station, where you can travel directly to Concorde Plaza, Tuileries Gardens, the Louvre, Paris City Hall, the Mallet District, and Bastille on Metro Line 1. You can also walk to the next station, Franklin Roosevelt Station, in about 4 minutes and in addition to Line 1 you can catch Line 9 here, which gives you direct access to the shopping district, Opera Garnier, and Trocadero where you’ll get a great view of the Eiffel Tower.

The Hotel Rochester is a chic, elegant hotel that has stood in the Champs Elysees area for quite some time. The 106 rooms and suites have interiors with a feeling of high-class and French tradition floating in the air. It’s the perfect hotel for spending a little calm and quiet time after a hectic day.
It’s provides all of the services and facilities you could want from a four-star hotel, such as the concierge who can answer all of your questions and make any necessary reservations, the free fitness room, spa, and massage parlor, DVD players in the rooms, and a complete amenities package including bathrobes. If you’re going all the way to a hotel in France, it really should be one with a classic, elegant atmosphere, right? So, by all means, you really should experience this hotel.
The American style breakfast is another wonderful thing. In addition to the obvious baguette and danish varieties found all over Paris they also offer scrambled eggs, bacon, smoked salmon, cheese, yogurt, fruit juice, cornflakes, fruit, and hot beverages all lined up buffet style to help you start your day right.
If you walk straight down the street the hotel is located on, Rue la Boetie, in just a few minutes you'll arrive at the Avenue des Champs Elysees. This may be the most beautiful avenue in the world, and is full of shops that will make travelers happy, such as Louis Vuitton, Cartier, Tara Jarmon, Hugo Boss, Guerlain, Zara, Petit Bateau, the Monoprix supermarket, and Laduree. Furthermore, a lot of the stores stay open until midnight, making this a very convenient place to be. Then, if you head south on Franklin D. Roosevelt Avenue, you can enjoy some great sightseeing while having a nice walk, like Clemenceau Park, Concorde Plaza where the Obelisk rises up, Tuileries Gardens, and the Louvre. From the nearest Metro station you’ll have direct access on Line 9 to the shopping district, Opera Garnier, and Trocadero, which has a beautiful view of the Eiffel Tower.

If you walk down Rue de Bassano from the Louis Vuitton shop near Champs Elysees, or down Rue Galilee, a little ways you will soon see Rue Keppler. Less than a 2 minute walk from Champs Elysees, which is always bustling night or day, you’ll come to an area that will surprise you with how calm and quiet it is. This is where you’ll find the newly reopened (in April, 2007 after remodeling) Hotel Keppler, a luxury hotel with a charming interior combining classical and modern components, and the beauty of traditional French architecture. Bright sunlight streams in from the glass ceiling and the courtyard into the lounge where you'll be able to warm yourself by the flames in the fireplace. It’s a wonderful space that will give you the feeling that you are relaxing in someone's lovely living room. The fitness center features a sauna and Turkish bath, while the business center has computers with internet access available, so you’ll be able to enjoy a real first class stay here.
The rooms don’t just look beautiful; the beds are made with high quality fabrics. To help their customers have a more pleasant stay, a lighting designer was brought in to help lay out the colors and lights for the rooms. Of course they offer A/C, safes, and wireless internet, but you'll also find that the LCD TVs have a pay movie channel, and a pay CD selection for music. Their complete bath amenities are absolutely wonderful, supplying you even with bathrobes and slippers.
And furthermore, take note of how incredible the breakfast buffet is. It features cheese, ham, smoked salmon, scrambled eggs, ham and sausage, all kinds of vegetables (asparagus, tomato, cucumber, potato, etc.), crepes, fruitcake, brownies, cereal, baguettes, danishes (croissants, pain au chocolat, pain au raisins), fruit, dried fruit, hot beverages, fruit juice (orange, grapefruit), and on and on. You’ll really be getting your day off to a happy start, eh?
Champs Elysees is full of shops that will make travelers happy, such as Louis Vuitton, Cartier, Tara Jarmon, Hugo Boss, Guerlain, Zara, Petit Bateau, the Monoprix supermarket, and Laduree. Furthermore, a lot of the stores stay open until midnight, making this a very convenient place to be. If you ride the Air France shuttle bus from the airport you can go straight to the Arc de Triomphe. From there, it’s only a short walk to the hotel.

A very charming hotel in the Republic area, in the genuine heart of Paris, the real Parisian life: many restaurants, little 'bistros' and French shops. The hotel is located in a very quite street so your sleep won't be interrupted by noisy street traffic. Recently renovated, the rooms are relatively small but well equipped, clean and cozy for a pleasant stay. The room is relatively small but very clean and cozy. The price is very correct for its 2-stars quality.
Hotel Taylor is surrounded by many nice walking areas, such as the Canal Saint Martin where you will find typical Parisian shops, restaurants and cafés. If you walk down to the South, you can pass through Oberkampf and North Marais area which is one of the hottest areas in Paris, attracting more and more young artists. For shopping, you can take the metro to Opera district and go the famous department stores. At Republique, you will find not only fast food restaurants but also nice Parisian brasseries' which serve oysters and seafood.

Hotel Sully Saint Germain is a chic, elegant, petit hotel situated near the end of the Quartier Latin (Latin Quarter) close to Boulevard Saint Germain and Sorbonne University. The interior design will make you think of the Middle Ages in Paris, and is surely the kind of thing you’ll only come across in France.
The street the hotel is located on, Rue des Ecoles, is sometimes called University Street and as you would expect from the nickname it is popular with students. Because of this, there are a lot of inexpensive and easy take-out shops and restaurants to be found here. Less than a 5 minute walk from the hotel you’ll be able to see the Pantheon, where many great men are entombed. And at Jussieu Campus, near the Metro station there, you’ll find a store that sells some really cute stationary. On Rue Monge there are two of the Eric Kayser shops that are so popular even in Japan. This is all within a 5 minute walk from the hotel.
Running parallel to Rue des Ecoles is the famous Boulevard Saint Germain. This is a constantly lively spot that has a great many shops one after another. In between these two streets is the Maubert Mutualite Plaza, which is known to hold open-air markets in the mornings. There are popular cheese shops, wine shops, bakeries, and food stands side by side, making it a lively place. It’s an area where you can fully enjoy the Parisian atmosphere.
If you cross Saint Germain Boulevard and head further north there's Notre Dame and the Musée d'Orsay, then after crossing the Seine is the Mallet district where many creators have stores. From there, while viewing the shops along Rue de Rivoli, you’ll be headed towards the Louvre and then the area around the Opera House where many department stores can be found. This makes for a perfect walking tour.

The flower of Art Nouveau bloomed at the end of the 19th century. Today, even in Paris, there aren't that many buildings where this type of art can be appreciated. The façade of the Hotel Elysees Ceramic is decorated using ceramic tiles, from that time period, in the art nouveau style and has been designated as a cultural asset. Only in Paris could you stay in a hotel with this kind of artistic atmosphere. And on clear days, you’ll be able to make yourself comfortable in the wonderful courtyard.
The guest rooms are a perfect fusion of art nouveau and modern styles. They have a charming chicness that is calming and not too showy.
The hotel is located between Ternes Station, which is surrounded by boutiques, cafes, and restaurants, and Charles de Gaulle – Étoile Station, near the Arc de Triomphe. It’s also close enough to walk over to Champs Elysees. Ternes Station offers direct connections to Montmartre, the Canal Saint-Martin, and Belleville on the Metro. Charles de Gaulle – Étoile Station has Line 1 running straight to Concorde Plaza, Tuileries Gardens, the Louvre, Paris City Hall, the Mallet District, and Bastille, as well as Line 6 which runs straight to Trocadero and Montparnasse. And if you ride on the shuttle bus from the airport you'll be able to go directly to the Arc de Triomphe. From there it’s an easy walk to the hotel.

Having been used as a house for 19th century aristocrats, the Hotel Elysées Union is the perfect fusion of an atmosphere filled with Paris’s long history and modern facilities. Surrounded by the Arc de Triomphe and Trocadero areas, this quiet neighborhood is one of Paris’s more prominent exclusive residential districts.
The European interior of the lounge gives off an elegant feeling, while the stillness of the spacious courtyard terrace will have you forgetting that you’re in the middle of Paris.
The guest rooms have been done in warm, calming tones, and are complete with all the facilities you may need such as A/C, mini-bars, and WiFi (wireless Internet). The suite room can fit up to six people, and even has a mini-kitchen, making it perfect for group or family travel. From the hotel it’s only a short walk to Trocadero (where you can get a beautiful view of the Eiffel Tower), the Arc de Triomphe, and Champs Elysees. In addition to the obvious shopping areas of Champs Elysees and Avenue Montaigne, there’s also the Passy area only 2 Metro stops away, which is a little known, but great, spot you’ll definitely want to head to.

The beautiful six tapestry series “Lady with Unicorn” at the famous Musee National du Moyen Age (National Museum of the Middle Ages), the Pantheon where some of France’s greatest men are enshrined, Sorbonne University, “Paris’s stomach” Rue Mouffetard, the Institut du Monde Arabe (Arab World Institue) designed by France’s internationally known architect, Jean Nouvel, and the botanical gardens at the Natural History Museum are only some of the highlights found in the Quartier Latin (Latin Quarter). And situated right in the middle of all this, in an ideal location for walking to these many spots in a matter of minutes, is the Hotel Abbatial. From this hotel, with its characteristic red facade, you'll be able to walk to the Ile de la Cite' (which features the Notre Dame Cathedral), the Seine River, Saint-Louis Island, as well as the Luxembourg Gardens, the Odéon theater, and Saint Germain des Pres within about 10-15 minutes. Since the Quartier Latin is a popular area for university students, it’s always full of energy and there are a lot of cafes and restaurants with a really nice atmosphere.
Walking to the nearest station, Maubert Mutualite Station, is only a matter of a few dozen seconds. Line 10, which runs through this station, has direct access to the Sèvres Babylone stop where you'll find the Odéon and the Le Bon Marche department store. And the Boulevard Saint Germain, the street the hotel is located on, also has a lot of bus routes running on it so you'll be able to use those as well.
The guest rooms have been prepared with everything you'll need, like A/C, a mini-bar, and wireless internet, and have a calm interior that uses the same warm hues as the hotel’s façade. You’ll be able to fully enjoy the atmosphere of one of Paris's true petit hotels. The rooms even feature the Japanese broadcast channel JSTV for your viewing pleasure. Breakfast is a buffet with plenty of food that is served in a sort of underground cave with walls made of 18th century stone, which have a real sense of history to them.

Hotel Lyon Mulhouse is a hotel that can boast of its perfect location less than a 1 minute walk from Bastille Plaza. The French Revolution began when the people of Paris attacked a prison in Bastille on July 14th, 1789. In the middle of Bastille plaza is a monument commemorating the incident, making a strange contrast to the nearby Opera Bastille, which is a rather modern building. This neighborhood has a lot of cafes and bars, and a charming atmosphere that is bright and lively whether it’s day or night.
The Hotel Lyon Mulhouse is actually located on the boundary between the Bastille and Mallet districts. The east side of what Bastille Plaza faces still has the vestiges of the days when many furniture artisans had their studios in the area. Recently, many young creators have been steadily expanding their business in the neighborhood, centering on Rue de Charonne, where you can find the Pause Café. From the hotel’s west side the Mallet district spreads out, and Place des Vosges and the Picasso museum are only a short walk away.
The nearest station is Bastille, where three different Metro lines (1, 5, and 8) can take you directly to sightseeing spots and shopping areas in the heart of Paris.
Line 1: Arc de Triomphe, Champs Elysees, Petit Palais (Paris Municipal Art Museum), Grand Palais, Place de la Concorde, Tuileries Gardens, the Louvre, Ile de la Cite' (which features Notre Dame Cathedral and is near to Chatelet and Paris City Hall)
Line 5: Austerlitz Station (which is near the botanical gardens), Republique Plaza
Line 8: Opera Garnier, Department Stores, Concorde Plaza, Invalides
The Hotel Lyon Mulhouse is actually built on the site where the 18th century playwright Beaumarchais, who wrote The Barber of Seville and The Marriage of Figaro, once lived, so it’s got a rich history. The street the hotel is on even has the name of Boulevard Beaumarchais. Remodeling of the entire building was completed in 2006, so they will have the facilities (such as air-conditioning and Wi-Fi (wireless internet, free in every room) to be able to provide you with a pleasant stay. Be sure to take note, not just of the amazing location, but also of their reasonable rates.