Hotel Eiffel Seine

Hotel Eiffel Seine

Eiffel Seine is located in Arr. 14-15 Montparnasse-t. Eiffel, Paris. This city hotel enjoys a central location in the hear of Paris, directly by the Seine and just 5 minutes from the Eiffel Tower and the newly opened Branly museum. Via the nearby underground station and the railway station, guests can easily access other sights in the city such as the Louvre, the Orsay museum, the Latin Quarter and the Château de Versailles. The hotel, which was built in 1930 and fully renovated to the highest standards of technology in 2006, consists of a total of 44 rooms spread over 6 floors. The facilities in the hotel include a 24-hour reception with multilingual staff, a hotel safe and lifts, as well as a breakfast room. For an additional fee, guests are able to make use of the WLAN Internet access and the laundry service. The rooms are decorated in red and blue and come with an en suite bathroom with a hairdryer, satellite/cable TV with Pay-TV, a radio, a minibar, a king-size bed, Internet access (WLAN) and a safe. A number of rooms have a view over the Seine. The air conditioning and central heating are centrally regulated. Sports enthusiasts can make use of the hotel's gym. A buffet is served for breakfast every day. From the Charles de Gaulle airport take the RER B in the direction of Paris to the station ""St. Michel"". From there, take the RER C to ""Champs de Mars"". By car, take the A1 to ""Périphérique Nord"" in the direction of ""Périphérique Ouest"" to the exit ""Porte Maillot"" in the direction ""Etoile"". Then go over the Avenue Iéna to the Eiffel Tower and take a right into the Quai de Branly, then left again into the Boulevard de Grenelle. The nearest metro stations are ""Bir-Hakeim"" (Line 6) and ""Champs de Mars"" (Line C). From the North station, take the RER B to ""St. Michel"" and then the RER C to ""Champs du Mars"". From the railway station ""Montparnasse"", take the Metro Line 6 to ""Bir-Hakeim"". From the ""Gare de Lyon"" station, take the RER A to ""Charles de Gaulle-Etoile"" and then the Line 6 to ""Bir-Hakeim"".

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