Hotel Jardin Le Brea

Hotel Jardin Le Brea

Jardin Le Brea is located in Arr. 5-6 Quartier Latin-st Germain, Paris. The hotel is located in a very lively street, with bars, restaurants and theatres, a few metres from the Luxembourg Gardens. It is also just a few steps away from the famous Montparnasse Tower, with its marvellous views over Paris, as well as from the Brasserie La Coupole, formerly frequented by Hemingway, Picasso and others. The Montparnasse train station is located nearby, and there is a metro stop just 10 metres from the hotel, making it easy to go to the Champs Elysées, the Eiffel Tower and the Opera. Charles de Gaulle and Orly airports are around 30 km and 15 km away respectively, while it is around 100 km to Paris Beauvais Tillé Airport. This charming 23-room hotel was entirely renovated in 2008. It was completely redecorated by its owner with fabrics from the Designers' Guild, a luxury English specialist since 1970. The philosophy of the hotel is to offer a peaceful, delicate touch to anyone who enters. This is felt the most when entering the winter garden, with its tranquil and modern air. The hotel's breakfast room continues the feeling of relaxed comfort, which is accentuated by its arched ceiling. The hotel is air-conditioned and offers a lobby, 24-hour reception and check-out service, Internet access, a hotel safe and lift access. There is a bar within the hotel. For additional fees, a laundry service and bicycle hire are available. Each room is decorated with rich, warm colours, making it cosy and cocoon like. Rooms are fully equipped with flatscreen LCD TV with satellite/cable channels, a direct dial telephone, hairdryer, individually regulated air conditioning and heating, a safe and luggage carrier. Rooms have en suite bathrooms with a shower/bath and double or king-size beds. Other facilities include Internet access, tea and coffee making facilities and an ironing set. The hotel offers hot and cold buffets for breakfast, or continental breakfast can be ordered directly to the room.

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