Hotel in the city centre of Paris Our hotels in the centre of Paris will delight you as to their charm and the dedicated service they offer. Click on the name of the following hotels ; on the emerging screen you get detailed information, you can check room availability and safely book in only 3 mouse clicks. With Minotel, you can be sure of receiving great value for your money ! Our hotels in Paris are located in the centre, in the very quarters where you can feel the capital’s heart beat.  In the 9th arrondissement, where the opera is located, Hotel London and Hotel Marena (3 stars) enjoy an excellent location in the very center of Paris. Boulevard Haussmann and the department stores, like the Galeries Lafayette, are to be found in close proximity. The 10th district houses Hotel Français (2 stars). It offers friendly prices and is located within a few minutes from the railway stations Gare de l'Est and Gare du Nord.   In the Montparnasse district in the south of Paris yet still in the city centre, lie Hotel Ariane Montparnasse (14th) as well as Hotel Modern Valgirard (15th). The exhibition center Porte de Versailles is particularly close to these hotels. Simply reserve your hotel in the centre of Paris on our web-site or dial +41 21 310 08 92. Our English speaking staff in Lausanne will be delighted to assist you !

Useful info Map showing our hotels in the city centre of Paris :   In Paris you are well advised to take the subway called Métro and the Paris metropolitan and regional rail system RER :    www.ratp.fr      Top things to do... The Louvre Museum The Louvre, originally a royal palace, is located in the heart of Paris, on the Right Bank of the Seine, on Rue de Rivoli.  The Museum hosts one of the most famous paintings in the world : the Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci. www.louvre.fr  The Eiffel Tower The Eiffel Tower built by Gustave Eiffel for the 1889 Paris world exhibition is undoubtedly the city’s most prominent emblem... and besides, quite hard to overlook ! www.tour-eiffel.fr    The Invalides  King Louis XIV ordered the construction of Hôtel des Invalides to accommodate his wounded soldiers. Nowadays, it also houses several museums, a French army monument, two churches and Napoleon’s grave. www.invalides.org