| | Facilities within the Property |
 Hotel staff will be very pleased to be your guide around Paris: information on Museums and their exhibitions, concerts and shows reservations, gastronomic guides for the best restaurants of the capital, guided tours reservation, train information, taxi reservation, car rental, etc. The reception desk is at your disposal 24/7. Your room will be available from 2 pm. Should you arrive earlier in the day, we can store your luggage. Relax with a complimentary cup of tea or coffee before setting out to explore our city. |
 Personalised Welcome: 'A French touch' in your room on arrival? Gift of Champagne, a basket of fruit or cheese and wine for your beloved ones or friends. Please give us 8 days notice.
Relaxing moments: Exhausted after a long journey? Hotel du Cadran can recommend a team of professional masseurs to help you recover from your trip and enjoy a relaxing stay in Paris. Manicure, hair-dresser and make-up treatments can be organised at the hotel on request. |
 Baby-sitting: Travelling with kids? We can recommend bilingual baby sitters to look after your children (Minimum 3 hours). Our lobby and its bar offer a charming meeting place for hotel residents and their guests. Our 18th century fireplace, piano and library welcome you to a convivial and intimate atmosphere. |
 Our library of English, American and French literature, and comics like Astérix et Obélix and Tintin is yours to enjoy during your stay with us! On week-ends, Hotel du Cadran invites you for an afternoon tea in our comfortable lounge. Enjoy a delicious cake made by our pastry chef with a hot or cold drink. Relax peacefully, reading a book from our library or join in a game of chess. |
| Property Facilities Summary: |  Afternoon Tea | Baby Sitting Service | | Bar | Dry Cleaning | | Hairdresser | Lift | | Manicure, Pedicure | Massage | | Newspaper | Public Garage | | Wake Up Service | Wi-Fi | | |
| The Tour Eiffel, this world-famous landmark, built for the Universal Fair of 1889, held to commemorate the centenary of the French Revolution. It stands 1050 ft high. |
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