Opera Garnier – 1 kilometer (0.5 miles)
Louvre Museum – 1 kilometer (0.5 miles)
Carrousel du Louvre (convention center) – 1 kilometer (0.5 miles)
Les Halles (high-street shopping) – 1 kilometer (0.5 miles)
Tuileries Gardens – 1.5 kilometers (0.9 miles)
Place de Vendôme – 1.5 kilometers (0.9 miles)
Madeleine – 1.5 kilometers (0.9 miles)
Place de la Concorde – 1.5 kilometers (0.9 miles)

Coaches and taxi cabs are available for transfer from the airport to the center of Paris. RER train, line B, also serves the airport and takes passengers into central Paris.

The extensive Metro system connects the hotel with the rest of central Paris within 10 minutes. The Metro station closest to the hotel is Grands Boulevards. There is also a wide choice of buses. The hotel can order taxis on request.

This hotel has 134 air-conditioned guestrooms, all of which are decorated in traditional style, with discreet wooden furniture, usually in warm pink and yellow tones and floral fabrics. Rooms encircle the courtyard garden, located above the lobby lounge. Rooms on the fifth floor have beams and original hotel furniture, including wooden beds and antique desks. There are two non-smoking floors. Each room has a desk and chair, telephone with voicemail and high-speed Internet access (fee), satellite television and safe, and en-suite bathroom with hairdryer and complimentary toiletries. Views overlook the Rue Bergère or courtyard garden.

The hotel does not have its own restaurant, but there are several dining options within the surrounding area.

Nearby restaurants:
Le Diable au Thym
La Table du Pavillon
Chartier bistrot

What to expect: Although just five blocks from the bust shopping street of Boulevard Haussmann, Rue Bergère is a narrow, residential street. The concierge is close by the reception in the small hall. This leads to the large lobby, with mosaic floor in caramel, brown and white tones, and maroon chairs and sofas. Leisure travelers tend to dominate but business travelers also enjoy the location, close to financial and insurance headquarters, and the Stock Exchange.

Amenity highlights: The hotel features a small courtyard garden, brimming with plants and wrought iron furniture, where guests can relax away from the bustle of central Paris. The conference room with natural daylight has a maximum capacity of 80 people and can be split into two separate rooms. It is situated on the ground floor. A lift, with views onto the courtyard garden, serves all five floors.

Insider tip: To see an unblinking Madonna in cowboy gear, Naomi Cambell on the catwalk, French singer Serge Gainsbourg deep in conversation with author Ernest Hemingway, or the fixed grin of British prime minister Tony Blair, guests should visit waxwork museum Grévin, 100 meters from the hotel.

The hotel’s courtyard garden is tucked away from the noise and bustle of central Paris. Tubs and pots overflow with plants and flowers, and guests can relax on the ornate wrought iron furniture.

The conference room with natural daylight has a maximum capacity for 80 people, and can be split into two separate rooms. It is situated on the ground floor, overlooking the large lobby lounge with mosaic floor. The lobby in turn leads into a spacious breakfast buffet room.