Berne Opera Paris

Berne Opera

Address: 37, rue de Berne 75008 Paris

Area: Champs Elysees

Metro: Rome

Description:

Close to Arc de Triomphe, Opera and the famous department stores, the hotel Berne Opera is located in a classical Haussmann style building. All 37 rooms are air conditioned, with bathroom or shower, hairdryer, direct telephone, satellite. The 37 rooms (5 single, 13 double,13 twins, 6 triple) are arranged over 6 floors. The hotel have 2 lounges (one with TV) and a bagage room. International and national newspaper at your disposal at the reception which is open 24h/24. There is also a desk and computer with Internet connection are available in the lounge and the hotel is entirely equiped with Wifi system. Hote buffet breakfast is served in a superb breakfast room from 7:00 to 10:30 am, a continental breakfast is served in room from 8:00 to 10:30 am. Small pets are accepted. Laundry service with fee. Public parking nearby the hotel with fee.

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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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