Hotel description
The hotel is located on Rue De Marignan in the heart of the French capital ' s " golden triangle " , several steps from Avenue Montaigne, the Elysey fields and other prestigious streets with their marvellous species, storming cafes and noise atmosphere. From here on, hand to the city ' s main features, famous museums, theatres, nightclubs and expensive restaurants. It is where the world of business people and the glorious names of fashions and haute couture are intersecting that the wonderful façade of Marignan Champs-Elysees rises. Although the hotel has all the constituents of a modern five-star hotel, the Ar Decaux building makes it more like a private Parisian mansion than a hotel. Once in the sixteenth century, the private residence of the Fossini-Lussinge family was in fact present in this body. This place has been organized by magnificent lights, balls and ceremonies. Over time, the hotel has not lost the spirit of elegance and aristocracy, the highest art of hedonism and our days. The hotel is now ready to offer 73 numbers, including 57 standard numbers and 16 Suite, swing restaurants and bar.
A total of 73 different hotel rooms in the seven-story building, including 57 standard numbers and 16 Suite. The numbers decorated in a fabulous Paris style. Some numbers have separate balconies with an Eiffel Tower view.
To guest services:
Classic RoomStandard numbers; appearance outside or inner palace
Superior Room(15 square metres) with a view to the street or an inner palace.
Luxury Room(25 square metres) - some with separate balconies or terrace.
Duplex Suite(40 square metres) consists of a bedroom, a living room and a bathroom.
In each number:Air conditioner, sound insulation, mini-bar, satellite television, safe, telephone, modem, Internet, fax and video recorder (on further request).
The hotel is located on Rue De Marignan in several steps from Avenue Montaigne and the Elysey fields 20 kilometres from Orli International Airport and 25 kilometres from Charles de Gaulle International Airport.
