Hôtel Des 3 Nations Paris

Hôtel Des 3 Nations

Address: 13 Rue du Chateau D'eau, 19 Rue de Lancry 75010 Paris

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Metro: Jacques Bonsergent

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The 3 Nations Hotel is located in the heart of the historic and artistic Paris, near the Place de la République. Our hotel is ideal if you are seeking a relaxing and enjoyable stay in the heart of Paris. The 3 Nations Hotel will charm you with its tranquillity and the comfort of its 38 sound-proofed rooms all equipped with bath or shower, toilets, satellite tv, direct dial telephone and automatic alarm. Recently renovated, each room is individually decorated. Those with a terrace allow you to relax under the sky of Paris. Within a few minutes of the Gare de l'Est and Gare du Nord, close to the quartier du Marais and the Grands Boulevards, the 3 Nations Hotel offers all the possibilities of relaxation, tourism and leisure in Paris, with easy access to any destination thanks to the five underground lines at République.

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