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Jardin De L'odeon Hotel, Paris

7 RUE CASIMIR DELAVIGNE 75006 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 very well situated in the touristic center of Paris, close to sights like Luxembourg Garden or the boulevard Saint-Germain which are within walking distance. The Odeon theater is right in front of the hotel. From the subway station it takes only 5 min walk to reach the hotel.

Amenities
Medium sized lobby, Earliest check-in at 12 :00, 1 lifts, 6 floors, Disabled facilities, Laundry facilities, Television, Satellite television, Direct dial phone, Mini bar, Hairdryer, Voltage: 220v.

Rooms
The rooms are medium size, basically in light colors, mostly in yellow. They are nicely decorated and clean but some wallpapers need a replacement. The rooms are well equipped with TV and Minibar. The bathrooms are mainly with bath tubs, the toilet is separate.

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