Hotel De La Bretonnerie, Paris

Hotel De La Bretonnerie offers 29 rooms with unique décor. Rooms include single, double, twin, and triple options. Each room provides bathrooms with shower or bath. Amenities include a safe box, direct phone, flat-screen TV, and WiFi. Hairdryers are available on request. Classic rooms measure 14 to 18 sqm and include a bathtub. Superior Classic Rooms, ranging from 16 to 20 sqm, offer extra space. Charming Rooms range from 19 to 25 sqm and include marble bathrooms with a bathtub. Triple Elegance Rooms range from 23 to 33 sqm and have a double or twin bed with a single bed. Family Rooms, ideal for 4 people, range from 25 to 38 sqm, featuring a double bed and two single beds. All rooms are styled with fabric on the walls, exposed wooden beams, canopy or four-poster beds, and Toile de Jouy fabric.

The hotel serves breakfast with pastries and breads from a local bakery. An orange juice machine is available. The hotel offers local products, such as lamb leg, escargots, and black sausage cooked in the fireplace. Nearby, a Coste Brothers restaurant provides a view over the Parisian roofs. This restaurant serves fresh produce. Guests can taste specialities of Bretagne gastronomy thru Cancale oysters, Guemene Andouille, or Algae butter. Scrambled or fried eggs are made on the spot on request. Breakfast costs 12 euros per person.

Hotel De La Bretonnerie is in Le Marais, near Place des Vosges. The Marais district, the oldest part of Paris, features boutiques, galleries, and gay bars. Landmarks near the hotel include Tuileries Garden (2 km), Passage Brady (2 km), Arc de Triomphe (5 km), and Luxembourg Gardens (2 km). The Church of St Eustache is 1 km away. Champs-Elysees is 4 km away and Musee d'Orsay is 2 km away.

The hotel provides a lounge with a printer, fax, French and international newspapers, magazines, books, tourist guides, and a computer. The reception is open 24 hours. Multilingual staff speak English, Spanish, Italian, Russian, and French. Services include wake-up calls, luggage storage, and ironing equipment on request. The nearest metro station is 'Hotel de Ville' on lines 1 and 11, a five-minute walk. Guests can take line B of the RER to Chatelet/Les Halles station and change to Metro Line 1 towards Château de Vincennes.

Hotel De La Bretonnerie is housed in a former private house dating back to the 17th century. The classic Parisian freestone façade leads to living spaces that have retained their period charm. The Marais district was occupied by religious orders in the 12th century. Guests can discover the village hall, the hall of the provosts, and the office of the Mayor of Paris. The Hôtel de Ville is a place of life where the Council of Paris is organized.