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Hotel Fior d’Aliza, Paris Hotels
Charming hotel offering floral-themed rooms, daily breakfast, and a reception-bar
Hotel Fior d’Aliza offers a delightful and enchanting escape right in the heart of Paris, specifically nestled within the vibrant and lively 9th arrondissement. This charming property truly embodies the quintessential Parisian spirit, immediately apparent in its refreshingly verdant and lively aesthetic. Its prime location grants guests unparalleled access to the very core of the city center, positioning you conveniently within a leisurely 20-minute stroll to some of Paris’ most iconic and sought-after attractions, including the world-renowned Galeries Lafayette, the opulent and architecturally stunning Palais Garnier, and the prestigious Place Vendome, known for its luxury boutiques and historical significance. Furthermore, the hotel enjoys the distinct advantage of being situated just around the corner from the beautiful Paroisse Notre-Dame de Lorette, a stunning church, and its conveniently located adjacent metro stop, offering effortless access and connectivity to the entirety of the city whenever you’re ready to embark on further explorations of Paris.
Step inside the hotel’s inviting rooms, and you’ll be immediately embraced by a welcoming and comforting floral atmosphere, a refreshing oasis amidst the dynamic and energetic urban landscape of Paris. Each thoughtfully designed room is adorned with vibrant and colorful floral patterns gracing the walls, creating a truly serene and peaceful ambience, fostering relaxation and tranquility. Guests can choose from three distinct categories of rooms, each carefully tailored to cater to varying needs and preferences, while all offering a chic and stylish setting accentuated with tasteful purple accents. For those seeking additional space and comfort, upgraded rooms are available, featuring the flexibility of either double or twin beds. Begin each day with a truly satisfying and hearty breakfast, served in a unique and characterful vaulted room, setting the stage for a day of exciting adventures and discoveries throughout Paris. And after a fulfilling day of exploring the captivating sights and sounds of Paris, you can quench your thirst and unwind at the hotel’s innovative hybrid reception bar, a perfect spot to relax and reflect on your Parisian experiences.
Hotel Information
3-star Hotel
+33 148787858
39 rue Lamartine
https://www.hotelbloum.paris/
Free wifi
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