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Holiday Inn Biblotheque Hotel, Paris

21 RUE DE TOLBIAC 75013 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 southern Paris, in a peaceful district near the new Francois Mitterand Library. There is good public transport close to the hotel.

3km to the city centre
25km to the nearest airport: CDG
1 minute walk to the nearest metro: BIBLIOTHEQUE NATIONALE
1km to the nearest station: GARE DE LYON
1 minute walk to nearest bus stop
5km to the nearest fair site: PORTE DE VERSAILLES

Hotel facilities :
Room service from 07:00 to 11:00
Car parking
Medium sized lobby
Earliest check-in at 12 :00
1 lifts
5 floors
Group dining room
Car rental facilities
Disabled facilities
Laundry facilities
Air conditioning
Television
Satellite television
Radio
Direct dial phone
Mini bar
Hairdryer
Automatic wake-up call
Voltage: 220v

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