Du Bois

Name: Du Bois
Rating: 4

Hotel Highlights

Strike the city of love right at its heart! Not even Cupid could shoot an arrow this close to bullseye - see the best of the city while its at your fingertips!
Modern, refurbished rooms with all your necessary amenities ticked off and offering up some of the best views in town!
Have brekkie sorted every day, and if you don't fancy leaving bed, well you don't have to! Have breakfast come to you, right at your door, for no extra charge!

We recommend flying into Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) to get to the hotel as quickly as possible and here you're looking at a 35 minute drive!
Beauvais Tille Airport is a 1-hour 34-minute drive away
Trot on down to Arc De Triomphe - So close you could practically get to it with a coffee in hand and in your crocs! As long as they're in sport mode of course!
Are you gonna tram it or bus it? Well the choice is yours! There's several bus and metro stations all within the direct vicinity, taking you no longer than 5 minutes to get to any of them!

Breakfast - Served up daily in the restaurant - this Parisian spread excludes nothing! Expect your freshly baked baguettes, cuts of cured meats and cheeses, a wide selection of fruit, granola and cereals as well as Juices and coffees! You could also (for those of us who are late risers) skip on the buffet queues and get brekkie delivered right to your room!
Café 55 - Take brekkie like a true Parisian! On the go, seemingly late to something or spotted in this picturesque and almost movie-set-like roadside café serving up freshly baked goods, brewed coffee and of course, cocktails in the evenings! Martini anyone?
Alan Geaam Restaurant - Calling all the foodies - this is where you'll find some top tier insta-scran! It'll look almost as good as it tastes as proven by the awarded Michelin star that put this brasserie's contemporary French menu on the map! Save your appetite and your buck you'll need both for this place!

Parc Monceau - A gated, forested oasis right in the middle of the capital city offering escapism and tranquillity if the hustle and bustle starts getting a little too much! The park, which has been standing since Napoleon had his beef and features beautiful baroque architecture so much so that it has acted a muse for many a romantic artist!
Pere-Lachaise Cemetery - Now we know that typically a graveyard wouldn't make it on the itinerary but this is one for the books! The largest cemetery in Paris and most frequented necropolis in the world! Some of the most notable historical figures lay to rest here such as the likes of Jim Morrison, Edith Piaf, and Oscar Wilde, who's grave is adorned with dozens of rouge kisses! So pucker up for some good luck!
Montmartre and Pigalle - Save your best dress for this one! What was once regarded as the city's red light district is now lined with performance venues, cabarets, nightclubs and bars all glitter and dazzle! The Elysse Montmarte known widely as the birthplace of the cancan! Head on over to Lux bar to start the night off or if you want something cosier, and then there's Au Lapin Agile - this hole in the wall is a honeytrap amongst locals and once drew in the likes of Picasso and Utrillo!