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Hotel Le Notre Dame Saint-Michel

Name: Hotel Le Notre Dame Saint-Michel
Address: 1 Quai Saint-Michel. Paris (Ile-de-France). France, Paris, 75005, France
Telephone: (+33) 1 43 54 20 43
Price range: FROM 127€ Per Room

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Each of the 26 rooms is unique and unusual, offering breathtaking views of the Seine, the quays and shops, as well as the Notre-Dame Cathedral.
The interior design, decorated by Christian Lacroix, with its six enchanting worlds.
The lounge, an intimate space where guests can enjoy their breakfast or a drink in the evening, with a view of Notre-Dame Cathedral.
The location of the hotel in the heart of Paris, close to many major sights and Saint-Michel metro.

Hotel Le Notre Dame Saint-Michel

A fashionable address for a fashionable city

By Esme Fox, VeryChic correspondent

Paris is one of the world’s major fashion capitals, home to brands such as Jean Paul Gaultier, Paco Rabanne, Yves Saint Laurent, Louis Vuitton and Hérmes. Lights sparkle in the windows of the shops along the Champs-Elysées all the way to the impressive Arc de Triomphe, and well-heeled locals sit at quaint pavement cafés sipping cafés au lait or glasses of red wine. Home to world-class art found in such celebrated buildings such as the Louvre, the Centre Pompidou and the Musée d’Orsay, your Parisian accommodation should reflect both the city’s love of fashion and art, as well as being located as close as possible to some of its most famous sights. Enter Notre Dame de St Michel, a chic boutique hotel that ticks all the boxes.

Located in the historic Latin Quarter within the Saint-Michel, Saint Germain district, the Notre Dame St Michel hotel lies within walking distance of some of Paris’s most famous sights - the Louvre, the Musée d’Orsay, the Jardins des Tuileries and the Centre Pompidou. It’s also not far from the most iconic landmark in the City of Love - the Eiffel Tower itself.

This is the area for wandering through art galleries and old bookshops, walking along the Seine and stopping for coffee and pastries at quaint and cosy cafés – the ideal Parisian break.

Á la mode and en vogue are what Notre Dame de St Michel is all about. Sitting on the banks of the River Seine with unrivalled views of Notre-Dame Cathedral, you couldn’t ask for a more fashionable Parisian address.

Renowned French couturier Christian Lacroix designed the interiors of the hotel, which feature bold patterned wallpapers, brightly coloured tapestries, rich fabrics and copies of classic Renaissance paintings. Each of the rooms is uniquely designed and exquisitely decorated. They arechic and elegant, and feature traditional elements such as marble, natural yellow stone and old wood beams, fusing the old and rustic with the new and stylish. Rooms either look out over the imposing Notre-Dame Cathedral, the romantic River Seine or an inner courtyard; and come complete with all the latest mod cons.

Each morning a traditional French breakfast is served in the stylish breakfast room (which doubles up as a cosy lounge by night), lined with lively wallpaper and furnished with colourful velvet chairs. Indulge in classic French fancies – organic croissants, pains au chocolat, orange juice, jams, baguettes, coffees and teas. You can also choose to have your breakfast in the privacy of your own room – a coffee and a croissant with views over Notre-Dame, what could be better than that?

Notre-Dame Cathedral is just a short hop away from the hotel across the Saint-Michel Bridge on the Ile de la Cité – an island located within the River Seine itself. Notre Dame was one of the first ever Gothic cathedrals to be built and is still today one of the finest examples of French Gothic architecture in the world. Construction of the cathedral began in 1163 and was not completed until 1345.

The cathedral is perhaps described best by the words of author Victor Hugo in his famed novel The Hunchback of Notre Dame:

“Here unfold themselves to the eye, successively and at one glance, the three deep Gothic doorways; the richly traced and sculptured band of twenty-eight royal niches; the immense central rose-window, flanked by its two lateral windows, like a priest by the deacon and subdeacon; the lofty and fragile gallery of trifoliated arches supporting a heavy platform on its slender columns; finally, the two dark and massive towers with their projecting slate roofs--harmonious parts of one magnificent whole, rising one above another in five gigantic storeys, massed yet unconfused, their innumerable details of statuary, sculpture, and carving boldly allied to the impassive grandeur of the whole.”

Whilst admiring the views from your private balcony, don’t forget to keep your eyes peeled for the hunchback Quasimodo up in the bell tower...

And after your day of sightseeing and meandering along the Seine, what could be a better way to end the day than relaxing in the hotel’s lounge area sipping on a glass of French wine and looking out at the majestic cathedral once again?

Double Room - View of the Seine or of Notre Dame

Stay in a Double Room with a view of the Seine or of Notre Dame for up to 2 adults

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Surface area: 14 square metres
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Bed Types: 1 big double bed or twin beds
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Bathroom with: shower or bath and hair dryer
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Bedroom equipped with: safe, flat-screen TV with cable channels, Wi-Fi, radio, telephone and air-conditioning

24-hour reception
26 rooms - Non-smoking rooms
The establishment does not provide disabled and limited mobility access
Free Wi-Fi in the rooms and common areas of the hotel
Pets are not permitted in the establishment
Public parking in front of Notre- Dame
Hotel transfer service available - on request, surcharge

A great place to stop for lunch nearby is Café de Flore – a favourite with locals where tables spill out onto the pavement and menus include croques-monsieurs and omelettes. The building also used to be the HQ of the Lost Generation intelligentsia. 172 Boulevard Saint-Germain.
A classic Parisian café, Le Bar du Marché oozes French charm by the bucketload. Set on a street corner, waiters dress in matched dungarees and serve glasses of wine paired with grilled herrings or ham omelettes. 75 Rue de Seine.
A local hangout for the Beaux-Arts, the historic La Palette has a beautiful Art Deco-style interior and is the perfect place for an evening drink. The bar also used to be a favourite with the likes of Ernest Hemingway, Pablo Picasso and Jim Morrison. 43 Rue de Seine.
The Musée de Cluny may not be as famous as the Orsay or the Louvre, but being located just a short walk from the hotel, it’s well worth a visit for art lovers. It houses a collection of beautiful medieval paintings. 6 Place Paul Painlevé.

Hotel Le Notre Dame Saint-Michel

1 Quai Saint-Michel

75005

Paris

France

Hotel Le Notre Dame Saint -Michel is located in the fifth arrondissement of Paris a 3-minute walk from Notre Dame de Paris.

BY PLANE

Paris has three main airports: Paris Charles de Gaulle and Paris Orly along with the low-cost airport Paris Beauvais, located a little further out of the city.

- From the UK: British Airways, Air France, CityJet and EasyJet all operate direct flights out of London. EasyJet also fly direct from Bristol, Belfast, Edinburgh and Glasgow while Ryanair fly direct from Manchester and Flybe from Birmingham.

- From Ireland: Flying from Dublin, direct flights are operated by Air Lingus, Air France and Ryanair. Aer Lingus also fly from Cork, while Ryanair also fly direct from Shannon.

- From Germany: Airlines flying direct from Berlin include: Lufthansa, Air Berlin, Air France, EasyJet and Germanwings. Air France and Germanwings also fly direct from Hamburg and Dusseldorf while Lufthansa also fly direct out of Frankfurt and Munich.

- From the Netherlands: Air France and KLM both provide direct flights out of Amsterdam.

- From Sweden, Denmark, Norway and Finland: SAS, Air France, KLM and Norwegian all fly direct from Stockholm in Sweden, Oslo in Norway and Copenhagen in Denmark. Low-cost airline Ryanair also fly out of Stockholm and Oslo while low-cost Easyjet also fly from Copenhagen. Finnair and Norwegian fly direct from Helsinki, Finland.

- From France: Air France operate shuttle flights from most major cities to Paris, including: Strasbourg, Lyon, Bordeaux, Toulouse, Biarritz, Marseille and Nice.

HOW TO GET TO THE HOTEL FROM THE AIRPORTS

Getting to the hotel from Paris Charles de Gaulle airport:
- By taxi: Taxis are easily found outside each terminal, be sure to take an officially licensed taxi from the rank. Fares vary depending on traffic, but expect to the journey to be approx. 20 minutes.

- By train: This is generally the most cost-efficient method. The airport connects to the city via Line B of the RER; in direction of Robinson Saint-Remy-lès-Chevreuse and get off at Saint-Michel-Notre-Dame. When you exit the station, walk less than a minute down Quai des Grandes Augustins and on your right, you will see the hotel.

- By Bus: Roissybus runs directly to Opéra in central Paris, tickets cost around 10 euros.

Getting to the hotel from Paris Orly airport:
- By taxi: Taxis are easily found outside each terminal, make sure to take an officially licensed taxi from the rank. Fares vary depending on traffic, but expect to pay between 30 to 40 euros.

- By train: The airport is connected to the RER line B via the bus service Orlyval. The ORLYVAL bus will drop you off at the RER station Anthony. Line B of the RER; in direction of Robinson Saint-Remy-lès-Chevreuse and get off and get off at Saint-Michel-Notre-Dame. When you exit the station, walk less than a minute down Quai des Grandes Augustins and on your right, you will see the hotel.

Getting to the hotel from Paris-Beauvais airport:
- By train: Take a taxi (around 11€) or shuttle bus (around 4€ per person) to Beauvais station, from which the TER line 19 runs to Paris Gare du Nord. From here take the RER B in direction of Robinson Saint-Remy-lès-Chevreuse and get off at Saint-Michel-Notre-Dame. When you exit the station, walk less than a minute down Quai des Grandes Augustins and on your right, you will see the hotel.

BY TRAIN

Most international trains arrive at either Paris Gare du Nord or Paris de l’Est.

- From the UK: The train company Eurostar, operate trains from London St. Pancras International train station to Paris Gare du Nord.

- From Germany: Direct trains terminating at either Paris Gare du Nord or Paris de l’Est, are found from several major cities including Frankfurt, Cologne and Dusseldorf. High-speed train company Thalys operate trains from Dusseldorf and Cologne.

- From the Netherlands: The High-speed train company Thalys run direct trains from Amsterdam and Rotterdam to Paris Gare du Nord.

- From France: The TGV operate fast trains from all over France, including: Lille, Nantes, Lyon, Bordeaux, Marseille and Nice.

BY METRO

The nearest metro station is Hotel Notre-Dame-Saint-Michel, which serves Line M4 of the metro. Cluny- La Sorbonne is also near and serves the line M10

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No baby cot extra child/adult bed available
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