Bourgogne & Montana
This holiday includes:
Hotel
Flights
Small under seat bag
(You may add more to your package on the following pages)
- Great location in Paris’s 7th arrondissement
- Wellness centre with sauna and beauty treatments
18th CENTURY ELEGANCE
Tucked away in the French capital’s 7th arrondissement – one of the most prestigious districts in Paris – this charming 18th-Century hotel’s the epitome of old-world refinement and hospitality. Staying here puts you a stone’s throw from plenty of tourist attractions, too, such as the iconic Musee d’Orsay.
Breakfast’s a big deal at this hotel. Head to the spacious dining room, it’s the one with the eye-catching black and white marble flooring, for a veritable feast of cold cuts, French cheeses, pancakes, and more. Later, this area transforms into the hotel bar, featuring a menu of creamy cocktails, ice-cold beverages, and no less than 30 different palate-pleasing spirits.
Ready to explore? You’ll find Saint-Germain-Des Pres just a 20-minute stroll from the hotel. It’s an intoxicating mix of quaint bookshops, literary cafes, fashionable shops, as well as the home of an ancient abbey that dates all the way back to the year 543.The Champs-Elysee’s also just 20 minutes away and you can’t leave without at least one visit to the statue-studded Tuileries Garden. Easily reached by crossing the Pont del a Concorde.
Back in the comfort of your hotel room, expect tasteful yet understated décor, a chic ensuite, and soft, velvety bedspreads that seem to exude total luxury.
Facilities
Food & Drink
- 1 breakfast room
- 1 bar
Sports & Health
- Sauna
- Spa treatments
Find out more about Saint Germain
Despite being in the centre of Paris, there’s something different about this particular neighbourhood. It’s long been known as the city’s rebellious district, refusing to conform to the norm. Perhaps that’s why it’s attracted so many creative types, from writer Oscar Wilde to composer Richard Wagner.
Almost like its own little village, Saint-Germain has a strong community feel. It’s a place where you can hang out at the nostalgic literary cafes that line the boulevard, soaking up the one-of-a-kind atmosphere. And when it’s finally time to leave, there are loads of attractions right on the doorstep.
The cafes and restaurants in Saint-Germain, Paris, are a big part of its cultural heritage. But step outside and you’ll find no shortage of things to see and do. From art museums and ancient abbeys, to prestigious universities and photo-worthy bridges across the Seine, you certainly won’t be bored.
And best of all, you’re right in the heart of all the action. Nestled between the medieval Latin Quarter – Paris’s historic hub – and Invalides with its famous golden dome, you’re near all the top attractions.