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Address:
The Jardins d'Eiffel Hotel
8, Rue Amelie, Paris, France.
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The Overview:
The Hotel Jardins d'Eiffel is a beautiful 3-star hotel
on the Left Bank of Paris. Close to the golden-domed Invalides,
you will have great access to all of the French capital's
attractions.
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The Hotel:
There are 80 air-conditioned rooms. Each room is stylish
and comfortable and offers you everything you might need
in the course of your stay. You'll find a television,
a direct-dial telephone and a data port. Many rooms have
a balcony with a magnificent view of the city. A number
of rooms is reserved for the exclusive use of non-smokers.
The hotel has its own underground car park.
Dining Information: Breakfast is included. The
Left Bank offers you a great range of bars and restaurants.
From French to North African cuisine, you will enjoy a
wide choice.
Check in time: 2.00 PM
Check out time: 11.00 AM
Star Rating: 3 Stars |
The Additional Amenities:
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Continental Breakfast
Parking Garage
In-Room Television
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Non-Smoking Rooms available
Air Conditioning
Wake Up Service
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The Location:
The hotel is located on rue Amelie on the Right Bank's
7th arrondissement. The nearest metro station is Latour
Maubourg. You will be very close to Invalides and have
easy access to all the city's attractions on both the
Left and Right Banks. The hotel is conveniently located
for the Air France shuttle bus.
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The Area:
The area around this hotel is extremely beautiful. You
will be able to stroll to Invalides whose golden dome
glints in the sun - inside here you will find Napoleon's
tomb. The ornate Pont Alexandra is also very close, along
with the Eiffel Tower, Champs Elysees and the Tuileries
Gardens.
Area Attractions:
You will be able to walk through the cobbled streets of
the Marais. From the hill of Montmartre at the Sacre Coeur,
you have a splendid view of all of Paris. You can gaze
down on the Eiffel Tower, the Arc de Triomphe and the
Opera Garnier. A stroll around town will lead you past
excellent Haussmann buildings of character. A walk by
the Seine will lead you to the Pont des Arts and the islands
of Isle de la Citie and Isle St. Louis. Reward yourself
with one of the greatest art collections in the world
when you visit the Louvre. |
