Hotel Flaubert París


Hotel Flaubert

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2 stars, 41 Rooms

Centro de la ciudad

19, rue Rennequin, 75017 París, Francia.

The Flaubert has a small-town spirit despite its location in the heart of the City of Lights. Sheltered from the hubbub of the busy Parisian avenues, the hotel exudes calm, tranqulity and simplicity.
Owners Patrick ande Françoise Schneider vave been careful to preserve this atmosphere. What's their secret? They respect French hotel traditions : an art de vivre that places as much as importance on the receptionist's smile and the availability of staff as on the comfort of rooms and the quality of service.
No matter what the reason for your stay, we can provide just what you need. Business travelers can choose one of our single rooms. For family trips, reserve one of our larger rooms instead; they are designed to accomodate three people. In both cases you will be able to take advantage of the hotel's pleasant, calm and comfortable setting. Our 41 rooms, completely renovated in 2000 and decorated in light, luminous tones, all have a bathroom with hairdryer, direct telephone line with modem connection, television and desk.

The Flaubert Hotel has the advantage of being located near major business such as the Palais des Congrès; it is also just a few steps away from the most prestigious streets in Paris : the Champs-Elysées, rue du Faubourg Saint Honoré, Place Charles de Gaulle... The Flaubert naturally opens the doors of "Paris as the world knows it" -the Paris of prestigious museums, chic boutiques and restaurants. It is also invites you to take a look at "Paris as the Parisians know it". A stroll around the hotel will take you into a picturesque and authentic world of gourmet restaurants and lively bistrots, a world that blends the bright colors of the market stalls on Poncelet street with the perfumes of florist's bouquet on Ternes square. A world where the most modern business can be found behind magnificient facades built during Napoleon III's "Second Empire" or the "Belle Epoque".