HOTEL DES DEUX AVENUES
38 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, 75008 Paris, France
More information on HOTEL DES DEUX AVENUES
This 2 star hotel is considered a superior tourist property. It is very well located and offers very good service for its category. (0706RJ) The hotel is a traditional style, 6 storey building. The hotel is located in a charming street, a few steps from the Etoile and Champs Elysees and 10 minutes from the Palais des Congres. Guests can find a selection of great shops and restaurants in the surrounding area.
Check-in Time:
1300Check-out Time:
1200Year Built:
1998Year Renovated:
1998Total Rooms:
38 rooms.38Total Floors:
0 floors.Rooms:
The rooms are medium in size and in good condition.The decor is simple with pastel tones and black furniture.Directions
Whether you are in Paris on business, as a tourist or simply stopping overnight, the fully renovated "H�tel des Deux Avenues" will welcome you most heartily.
Area
Orly Airport, Charles De Gaulle Airport.
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