Hotel Cervantes Paris

Hotel Cervantes

Address: 19 Rue De Berne 75008 Paris

Area: Champs Elysees

Metro: Rome

Description:

Located on the Right Bank of Paris, the Hotel Cervantes offers the ideal combination of comfort and tradition. RE OPENING AFTER TOTAL RANOVATION MAY 15TH The hotel cervantes paris is housed in an elegant 19th century building located in a small and peaceful street of the 8th district in Paris.500 Meters away from Rome, Europe and St Lazare subway stations. The refined and warm atmosphere, associated with the new contemporary design decoration, reflects all the charm of the Parisian flair. Conceived for the clients well being, all hotelcervantesparis 52 rooms have an adjoining private bathroom with bathtub or shower, hair dryer, magnifying mirror and WC. The en-suite latest technology and conveniences complete the rooms comfort and refined decoration: over 30 TV satellite channels and 8 languages, flat LCD screen with DVD player, free and unlimited Internet WIFI, safe, mini bar, air conditioning, magnetic keys. The complimentary tea and coffee amenity tray gives a soft touch of intimacy to your stay The Wifi corner and bold decoration of the newly redecorated lounge-bar make it the perfect setting for a business rendez-vous or a casual drink. The buffet-breakfast is served from 7am to 10am in the breakfast room and a 24-hour room service is on call. An international staff is at your service around the clock.

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Close to the hotel

Parc Monceau
This is one of the prettiest parks in Paris with its lovely flower gardens and architectual follies - a pyramid, a covered bridge, an East Asian pagoda, Dutch windmills and Roman ruins.

Department Stores
Blvd. Haussmann is the home of the department stores Au Printemps, opened in 1864, and Galeries Lafayette, opened in 1894. Galeries Lafayette has a magnificent stained glass dome. It carries all the great fashion names, and has great (free) fashion shows each week. It is always very busy so best to go in the morning. There is a a nice self-service restaurant on the 6th floor with views over the Opera. Au Printemps also has a weekly fashion show which is held in the 6th floor tea salon beneath a Belle Epoque blue stained-glass rotunda.

Pigalle
Stretching from the place de Clichy up to Monmartre, Pigalle is a red light district with live peep shows, erotic videos, and sex shops. The famous ‘Moulin Rouge’ is here and the Musee de l'Eroticisme, which is actually quite interesting. Further along on Boulevard de Rochechouart was the nightclub Le Chat-Noir, made famous in the poster by Toulouse Lautrec.

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