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Hôtel Lorette – Astotel, Paris Hotels
Simple yet charming hotel in the 9th arrondissement, offering modern rooms, a vaulted cellar breakfast area, and an outdoor terrace
Nestled discreetly behind the elegant, 19th-century facade of a historically significant Haussman-style building, the Hôtel Lorette offers a charming and undeniably comfortable base for exploring the heart of Paris. This delightful establishment provides a simple yet satisfying experience for travelers seeking to immerse themselves in the city’s rich culture and vibrant atmosphere. The Hôtel Lorette boasts an outstanding location, placing iconic landmarks such as the magnificent Sacré-Coeur Basilica, the artistic haven of Montmartre, and the opulent Palais Garnier opera house all within a pleasant 20-minute walk. Furthermore, conveniently located just around the corner is the Saint-George metro stop, providing easy access to other Parisian attractions. Guests can effortlessly reach the world-famous Champs-Élysées in a mere 15 minutes via this efficient public transportation option. The hotel features small but comfortable rooms that skillfully blend bright, modern colors and contemporary design elements with the building’s elegant original details, creating a unique and inviting ambiance. A peaceful courtyard patio provides a tranquil retreat for relaxation, while the stylish lobby offers a welcoming space for guests to unwind or socialize, completing the picture of a truly memorable Parisian experience.
Hotel Information
3-star Hotel
+33 0142661515
36 Rue Notre-Dame-de-Lorette
https://www.astotel.com/hotel/lorette-opera/overview
Free wifi
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