Best Western Premier Regent's Garden Hotel Paris (Paris)
- Best Western Premier Regent's Garden Hotel Paris (Paris)
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Best Western Premier Regent's Garden Hotel Paris
country: France, city: Paris (Champs Elysees - Arc de Triomphe)
Best Western Premier Regent's Garden Hotel Paris 
Best Western Premier Regent's Garden Hotel is located in the city of Paris and offers you a warm welcome and a relaxed atmosphere. The tourist attractions include the Eiffel tower, Notre Dame Cathedral, Montmartre and the Church of the Sacred Heart, Place des Vosges and many more. As you enter the Regent's Garden, you can come across antique columns, art-worked ceilings and internet-corner, with a table of style looking onto a large garden.
Regent's Garden features spacious apartments, where some open on to the entrance courtyard and others onto the tranquillity of the garden. The interiors of the room create the style and the comfort that you need. The hotel provides a conference room that can accommodate up to 15 people.
| Hotel Facilities: | Room Facilities: |
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Business centre
Conference facilities
Currency exchange
Faxing facilities
Internet access
Laundry facilities
Lobby
Lounge
Parking facilities (at cost)
Room service | Air conditioning
Cable / Satellite TV
Hairdryer
In-room safe
Mini bar
Modem/data port connection
Private bathroom / Ensuite
Radio |
Extra Information:
Address:
6 rue Pierre Demours
75017 Paris
International hotels. — Academic.
2010.
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