Boutique Hotel Paris Our boutique hotels in Paris offer quality, charm and a dedicated service. Our mostly family-owned and - operated, middle-sized boutique hotels in Paris will delight you and make you fall in love with Paris, discovering all the treasures of the City of Light. With Minotel, you can be sure of receiving great value for your money ! Our boutique hotels in Paris are located in the centre, in the very quarters where you can feel the capital’s heart beat. Each of our boutique hotels in Paris’ 9th  is rich in local character : Hotel London on Boulevard des Italiens and Hotel Marena close to the Pigalle area look forward to welcoming you for a pleasurable and easy-going stay. Same atmosphere of a boutique hotel, same hotel chain in the 10th arrondissement, where Hotel Français offers a warm welcome, a mindful service and friendly prices.   Hotel Ariane Montparnasse (14th) as well as Hotel Modern Valgirard (15th) await you in the Montparnasse quarter. These two boutique hotels in Paris have got an authentic charm and are located near subway stations. To book our boutique hotels in Paris in only 3 mouse clicks is perfectly safe. Simply click on the name of the following hotels or dial +41 21 310 08 92. Our English speaking team will be delighted to assist you !

Useful info Map showing our Boutique hotels in Paris :   In Paris you are well advised to take the subway called Métro and the Paris metropolitan and regional rail system RER :    www.ratp.fr       Top things to do... The Louvre Museum The Louvre, originally a royal palace, is located in the heart of Paris, on the Right Bank of the Seine, on Rue de Rivoli.  The Museum hosts one of the most famous paintings in the world : the Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci. www.louvre.fr  The Eiffel Tower The Eiffel Tower built by Gustave Eiffel for the 1889 Paris world exhibition is undoubtedly the city’s most prominent emblem... and besides, quite hard to overlook ! www.tour-eiffel.fr    The Invalides  King Louis XIV ordered the construction of Hôtel des Invalides to accommodate his wounded soldiers. Nowadays, it also houses several museums, a French army monument, two churches and Napoleon’s grave. www.invalides.org