from 4 sources
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Overall:
"I would recommend this hotel to friends and family." — source Hotels.com
"would recommend it - although if the main purpose of your trip is sight seeing in central paris it may be abit far out, but this depends on priority." — source Venere
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Clean:
"The surrounding neighborhood was also very neat, with a chateau right across the street and lots of restaurants and little shops in the nearby neighborhood." — source Hotels.com
"It is clean and well maintained, the staff is pleasant and serviable and the decoration very traditional French." — source Expedia
"It was clean, but a bit small." — source Hotels.com
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Location:
"Several resturants in walking distance Easy access to Metro and RER Hotel staff seems to know the area Interesting surroundings for walking." — source Venere
"Bery comfortable bed, quiet neighborhood within a ""stone's throw"" from the No1 metro line." — source Travelocity
"This meant the breakfast room and reception area were being painted and building work in other parts of the hotel made it rather noisy at times." — source Venere
"For a good value for money hotel in this area, an excellent choice." — source Venere
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Value:
"Price of breakfast to high." — source Venere
More information on Saint Louis
Facing the castle, the hotel offers comfortable and charming accommodation in the heart of Vincennes, one of Paris' rare bastions of greenery.The hotel amenities are: lift/elevator, non-smoking rooms, reception.
Check-in Time:
1400Check-out Time:
1200Total Rooms:
Classic Room:The room offers one double bed with air conditioning, hairdryer, Internet access, iron/ironing board, telephone.Total Floors:
4 floors.Rooms:
Classic Room:The room offers one double bed with air conditioning, hairdryer, Internet access, iron/ironing board, telephone.Reservations
Both
Cancellation Policy
-48, Si pas d'annulation, la première nuit sera facturée
Directions
Only 10 minutes by metro from the centre of Paris (metro line 1 - La Defense/Chateau de Vincennes), you can easily reach the numerous shopping areas the city provides, and after a day's out exploring the French capital you can unwind in one of the hotel's lounges. Just around the corner, you will find the Zoological Park, Floral Park and tropical aquarium. You can also visit the Chateau de Vincennes
Area
Vincennes.
Attractions
Opera Notre Dame Parc Floral Eiffel Tower Champs �lys�es Palais des Congres Museum of Modern Art Ch�teau de Vincennes Zoo and Bois de Vincennes
Dining
RestaurantBreakfast is served from 07:00 until 10:00. Price of Breakfast Buffet (if not included in Price of Room: 13 EUR).
Information by OrbitzCheck rates & availability for this hotel — Average Price: $86
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