Magellan Hotel

Name: Magellan Hotel
Rating: 4.5

Hotel Highlights

A secluded secret garden, comfortable rooms and a warm welcome - this hotel is a safe haven amongst the rush and bustle of the French capital!
Stay hidden but still connected! While you will be tucked away in a tranquil neighbourhood you're still very central and never too far from anything!
Brekkie - sorted. There is a generous selection of goodies up on offer at the hotel they cater for those of us with dietary requirements too! Nobody needs a bad stomach on a jolly!

You better get comfy because you're in for a 50 minute car ride to the hotel from Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) - Nothing that a powernap cant fix!
Beauvais Tille Airport is a 1-hour 20-minute drive away
Although you're secluded from all the rubble of a city as fast as Paris, you're also never too far from it! You're a 15 minute walk from placeholders like Champs-Élysées and the Arc De Triumphe!
Venturing further out? Just get your maps up and the rest is covered! The nearest metro station Porte de Champerret is a 5 minute walk away and not too long a ride to get you to the must-see's of Paris!

Breakfast - The hotel offers continental brekkie for all its guests between 7:00am and 11:00am! You can expect to find the usual suspects here as well as some that cater to those with dietary requirements! The restaurant also extends out onto the terrace where you can choose to take your breakfast should the weather permit so, on the particularly gloomy days, you wont even have to leave bed! Just get breakfast delivered right to your door!
The bar - An unassuming and cosy little corner by the lobby, inhibited by velvet high chairs, soft tunes and ambient lighting. The bar extends out into the garden which makes for a fantastic spot for a cocktail in the summer afternoons! Open daily and serving alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages alongside a selection of snacks and picky bits!
Le Relais de l’Entrecôte - Steak lovers rejoice! When in Brighton you get a fish and chips and when in France one must have a proper steak and frites! This widely renowned chain is notoriously hard to get into from the sheer number of people out with the same plan! The queues can get tremendous on weekends so we recommend factoring in some time in the week and saving up an appetite for this one!

Paris Catacombs - Think you can solve the Da Vinci code? Well if you've got the stomach to walk through the underground passages decorated with meticulously placed human skulls you will love this one! There are several guided tours on offer which delve into the rich history and lore of this subterranean Parisian world!
Notre-Dame Cathedral - Though you are unlikely to bump into a hunchback or a charming green-eyed dancer, the captivating façade of "The lady of Paris" will surely leave you just as excited! Widely hailed as a the pinnacle of French gothic architecture that withstood the test of time and a devastating fire, since the 12th century!
Champs-Elysées - Directly translating to "the fields of heaven" this avenue is a must see and must walk for anyone visiting for the first time! Adorned with theatres and galleries on either side, numerus restaurants and cafes and of course no shortage of selection for luxury shopping, after all, you will be staying in a fashion capital so, it would be rude not to!