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 The kind, multilingual and friendly receptionists, as well as the night porters, are available to greet you 24 hours a day. The front desk has maps and other tourist information and they offer fax and photocopy service, a safe and a luggage room at your disposal. The seating area has comfy sofas and fresh flowers and green plants. There's an elevator that takes you to the rooms. |
 A fee-paying Internet service is available and there are several Internet cafes nearby. Public car park could be found nearby. The lovely bright Breakfast Room with glass roof serves breakfast from 7 am to 10.30 am. Breakfast is not included with the tariff and may be taken into your room at no extra charge.
On the menu, a large buffet breakfast is waiting for you, offering options like cereals, pastries (including the rich French croissants), hot drinks, various fruit juices, cheese, ham, fruit, butter, jam and honey, as well as tea, coffee and milk. The Hotel hosts a bar serving alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks and cocktails in a relaxed atmosphere at any time. The terrace offers you the chance to enjoy a moment of rest and calm. |
| Property Facilities Summary: |  Concierge Service | Fax Service | | Lift | Luggage Storage | | Safe | Wake Up Service | | |
 The outstanding and famous Louvre Museum is a great attraction of the city, that also hosts other nice museums as the Rodin Museum and the Pompidou Center. Montmartre neighborhood and Sacre Coeur Cathedral are also well worth it. The fantastic Eiffel Tower is also very near from the Hotel. You could reach it by Metro (the journey is about 15 minutes).
Champs Elysees Avenue and the beautiful Arc de Triomphe (Arch of Triumph) are also accessible. The Arc de Triomphe is the world's largest traffic roundabout and the meeting point of 12 avenues. Commissioned in 1806 by Napoleon to commemorate his imperial victories, it was completed in 1836. From the viewing platform at the top (284 steps up), you can see the avenues - many named after illustrious generals - glowing toward every branch of Paris. |
 Since 1920, the body of an unknown soldier from World War I was taken from Verdun in Lorraine and lies beneath the arch. His fate and that of countless others like him commemorated by a memorial flame rekindled each evening. Avenue des Champs-Élysées is perfect for shopping and walking relaxed all through it, stopping by at a Café, to taste a French coffee with croissants. You could arrive there by Metro (the journey is about 20 minutes). |
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