Best Western Sydney Opera Hotel Paris (Paris)
- Best Western Sydney Opera Hotel Paris (Paris)
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Best Western Sydney Opera Hotel Paris
country: France, city: Paris (Madeleine - Opera)
Best Western Sydney Opera Hotel Paris 
Situated in the heart of the business area, within walking distance of the Opera House, the Madeleine Church and the Concorde Place, the Best Western Sydney Opera Hotel Paris has a preferred location between Hausmann Department Stores and luxurious shops of the Fauborg Saint Honore. You have direct access to public transportation to go to the business district of La Defense, Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, to reach Gare du Nord or to have fun at Disneyland.
The hotel offers 38 guestrooms in a Napoleon III-style building with all modern equipments. A delicious buffet breakfast will be served under a nice glass roof. Guests can also relax in the cocktail lounge with a sip of their favourite drink. You will appreciate the business services and the wireless Internet accessibility available at the hotel. During leisure, enjoy the live entertainment offered onsite, or visit the surroundings.
| Hotel Facilities: | Room Facilities: |
|---|
Cocktail bar
Faxing facilities
Lounge
Parking facilities (at cost)
Photocopying facilities
Reception
Room service
Wireless Internet access | Cable / Satellite TV
Hairdryer
In-room safe
Mini bar
Modem/data port connection
Private bathroom / Ensuite
Wireless Internet Access |
Extra Information:
Distance to Roissy Charles de Gaulle international airport:|26 km
Distance to Orly international airport:|19 km
Address:
50 Rue des Mathurins
75008 Paris
International hotels. — Academic.
2010.
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