HOTEL BABY**

Situated in the busy, busy, busy Sentier-area, the pulse of business "en gross" for fabrics, cloths and shoes in Paris and at two steps from Mont-Orgueil you can not find better location if you like to be in the older parts of Paris between Les Halles and Marais. 

 

GENERAL INFORMATION  HOTEL BABY

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Number of rooms								24
Features in the room								Private bath, hair dryer, direct dial telephone, satellite television.
Features at the reception								lobby, small luggage corner, soft drinks
Credit cards accepted								VISA, MASTERCARD
Cancellation Policy								Reservations must be cancelled no later than 24 hours prior to arrival to avoid a penalty charge. In case of No-Show or late cancellation the rate of one night per room cancelled will be debited your credit card.

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Please note there is no elevator in the 6-floor high Hotel Baby, Paris.

The tidy 2-star Hotel Baby opened up  in September 2005 after a complete renovation. New floors and walls, new furniture, new soft furnishing and entirely renovated bathrooms. The hotel has kept it soul thanks to the winding staircase, the doors and  the windows that where kept in its  original settings.

PRICE LIST

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Please note that the family room at Hotel Baby is a spacious room with either one big bed and two samll beds or with four seperate beds. It’s comfortable for a family  with two children as well as for four adults, which is very rare in Paris.

Hotel Baby serves a small buffet breakfast in the lobby on the ground floor which is all in reds and wood. The modern, deep armchairs also welcome you to  relax after a long day of shopping and sight seeing in Paris.

PUBLIC TRANSPORTS  HOTEL BABY

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Closest métro station	Stassbourg-St Denis (1 min)
Bus	20, 47, 38, 39
Closest RER station Closest Train station	Les Halles (15 min) Direct link to the airports as well as Euro Disney. Gare de l’Est (15 min)
Closest Air Bus Terminal	OPERA (20 min)

  Public parkings near by. Please look at the map to find where they are.

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Montorgueil, a natural mound and where, according to 16 century chronicles, you had a good view over the capital, is still today one of the most lively streets in Paris. Nowadays I can assure you do not see further then the house opposite of you and the natural mound has obviously become a "natural flat".

 Eglise Notre Dame de bonne nouvelles, on rue de la lune, holds a treasury; an alabaster statue of St Jerome; two depictions of the deposition and an 18C silk garment worn by the Abbot Edgeworth of Firmont who accompanied Louis XVI on his way to the guillotine, a part of the most violent French history.

Famous Landmarks close by: Porte St Denis, Notre dames de Bonne Nouvelle-Church,  At 145 Rue St Denis you will find the arcadePassage du Grand Cerf, Place du Caire.