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Hôtel de la Bretonnerie (Hotel)

  • 22 rue Sainte Croix de la Bretonnerie
    Paris 75004, FRANCE | View map
  • Price Range: Mid-range
  • Neighbourhood: 4e
  • Atmosphere: Elegant and Busy

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Lonely Planet Review

Quotes One thing that can be said about this place is that it does not milk the medieval/neogothic cow to death like so many hotels in the Marais. Rooms are of a good size (especially for this section of historical Paris) but, frankly, could use some freshening up. Colour schemes range from vibrant yellows to understated blues, and exposed beams, wrought-ironwork and tapestries figure prominently throughout. An added bonus is the bathrooms; though ordinary they have windows that look onto a courtyard. Three 'duplex' suites on two levels are huge and can easily accommodation three or four people. Rooms are cooled by fans in the warmer months.

Review by author Steve Fallon

How to book this property

This property has been reviewed and recommended by a Lonely Planet author. However it is not bookable online either with Lonely Planet or with a recommended hotel booking provider. In order to book this property please contact them directly.

  • Telephone: +33 1 4887 7763
  • Email: hotel@bretonnerie.com
  • Website: http://www.bretonnerie.com

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How To Get There

TAXI - you can take a taxi outside the terminal. The trip will take approximately 45-60min and the rate should be around 45-60Eur (by the meter), all will depend on traffic. METRO - From the terminal go to the metro station. Purchase a ticket at about 9Eur. Take line B of the RER to Les Halles/Chatelet Metro station. Change to Line 1 in the direction of Chateau de Vincennes and get off at the Hotel de Ville metro station. And from there you walk 3 blocks to the Hotel. BUS - Outside the terminal take a AirFrance that comes to Paris, either to Les Invalides or Montaparnasse stops or to Gare de Lyon. The ticket is about 12Eur. From there take a taxi to the hotel . - Outside the terminal take the Roissy Bus to Opera and from there take a taxi.

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Author Tip

Due east of the hotel, Rue des Rosiers, the heart of Ashkenazic Jewish Paris, is filled with cacher (kosher) grocery shops, butchers' shops, restaurants and felafel takeaway joints.

Curious Fact

The distinctive blue and white street signs in Paris are as iconic as the Eiffel Tower and the basic template has remained unchanged since 1847.