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Villa Beaumarchais Hotel(****)
 This hotel has 50 guestrooms, all of which include views of the glass-domed atrium, bathrobes and slippers, and ceramic-tiled bathrooms with phones and heated towel racks. Standard room - Two twin beds or one double bed. Rooms can be connected to junior suites with a private entry hall. Superior room - Slightly larger than standard rooms. Two or three twin beds or one double bed. Other features: a welcome basket of fresh fruit, free newspaper on request, early check-in, and late (2 PM) check-out. Junior suite - Larger than standard rooms, with extra closet space, a separate sitting area, and bathrooms with separate showers and tubs. Two twin beds or one double bed. Other features: a basket of fresh fruit and mineral water, complimentary Continental breakfast, and personalized pick-up from the airport. Deluxe Room - These rooms have bathrooms with windows, jetted tubs, and bidets. Two twin beds or one queen bed. Other features: a welcome basket of fresh fruit and stereo CD player.
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 Rooms include Air conditioning, Bathrobes, Bathroom telephone, Cable/satellite TV, Climate control, Clock radio, Complimentary newspaper, Desk, Extra towels, linens, bedding, Hair dryer, In-room safe, Maid service, Mini/honor bar, Modem Internet access, Non-smoking rooms, Pay movies, Private bathroom, Smoking rooms, Telephone, Wheelchair accessible, Window open-operating.
Villa Beaumarchais Hotel amenities include L?Orangeraie - The large glass ceiling, warm ochre-and-yellow decor, fountain, and stone tiled floors create a Mediterranean ambience in this restaurant, which features fine French cuisine for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The restaurant bar is open all night, and music is provided by a piano player on the lobby mezzanine.
In city center
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| What to expect: This intimate hotel is a refined escape from the bustling streets of Paris. Its central location in the shopping and sightseeing district of the Marais makes it popular with vacationers, while its gourmet restaurant and cozy mezzanine lounge with fireplace and leather chairs are frequently occupied by local Parisians. Amenity highlights: The staff welcomes guests with a personalized introduction to their guestroom that also explains the hotel's services and dining options. The capable concierge handles everything from arranging theater tickets to developing film. Laptops, fax machines, baby chairs, extra hangers, and plug adapters are available upon request. Insider tip: Because the Marais is the historic Jewish quarter of Paris, many shops are open on Sundays, when its narrow streets are among the liveliest in the city. A surprise treat: authentic falafel shops and Kosher delis tucked between funky designer clothing boutiques on the Rue des Rosiers, 3 blocks away.
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