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Amarante Elysees Star Star Hotel, Paris

19, RUE VERNET 75008 PARIS FRANCE
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All rates are in EUR per room per night and are include Breakfast, Taxes and Service Charges. Rates are not valid during fair periods, exhibitions and special events. The child rate is for one child sharing a double/twin room with two adults. (No Extra bed and Breakfast will be provided)

Hotel Info
The hotel is located in a small street just of the upper Champs Elysees

Amenities
Room service from 07:00 to 23:59, Car parking, Medium sized lobby, Earliest check-in at 12 :30, 1 lifts, 6 floors, Porterage from 07:00 to 23:59,
Car rental facilities, Baby sitting, Laundry facilities, Coach drop off, Conference facilities, Television, Satellite television, Radio, Direct dial phone, Mini bar, Hairdryer, Automatic wake-up call, Voltage: 220v.

Rooms
The rooms are of medium size and in very good condition. They are furnished and decorated in the style of Louis XV or First Empire. Most bedrooms feature a different colour scheme. the bathrooms are generally small and decorated with black polished stone. large parts of the walls are mirrored. All rooms feature a hifi system.

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