Le Quartier Bercy- Square

BOULEVARD DE REUILLY, Paris, 750120, France

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This is a 2-star hotel, classified as a Superior tourist-class property. Guests can also enjoy their stay by visiting the area attractions that include the Bastille area, Opera, Concorde, Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe and many more. For your business trips or your leisure stays in Paris, the hotel invites you to enjoy its peaceful garden and quiet rooms. (0908PG) The 7-storey hotel is comprised of several individual buildings built around a courtyard in a traditional Parisian style. The hotel is in the southeast part of Paris. It is set back from the street and accessed through a lovely courtyard garden. Le Quartier Bercy-Square offers direct access to the main Parisian landmarks and attractions. From the Metro station (Daumesnil), next to the hotel, you can easily and directly reach the Bastille, Opera, Concorde, Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe areas and the famous Avenue des Champs Elysees.

Check-in Time:

1400

Check-out Time:

1100

Total Rooms:

Guest Rooms:Overlooking the garden, the 57 comfortable guestrooms are beautifully appointed and come with modern amenities to make your stay a pleasant one.

Rooms:

Guest Rooms:Overlooking the garden, the 57 comfortable guestrooms are beautifully appointed and come with modern amenities to make your stay a pleasant one.

Area

Paris, France.

Dining

RestaurantGuests are greeted in the morning with a delicious breakfast that seeks to satisfy the most discriminating palette. You can also unwind with a fine drink in the pleasant ambience of the cosy bar.

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