APPIA, Paris

Appia La Fayette has rooms suitable for solo travelers, couples, and families. The standard rooms range from 11.81 m² to 13 m². Comfort rooms range from 13 m² to 13.83 m² and feature double or twin beds. Each air-conditioned room includes a TV with satellite and cable channels, facilities for making tea and coffee, ironing facilities, heating, soundproofed rooms, free toiletries, an electric kettle, an AM/FM alarm clock, a direct dial telephone, and carpeted floors.

The breakfast buffet offers hot and cold beverages, breads, and pastries such as croissants, chocolate croissants, raisin bread, apple pies, and mini Swiss pastries. Also available are seasonal jams, cereals, breads, sweet and salted butter, freshly squeezed fruit juice, cold meats, eggs, sausages, and fruit salad. An express breakfast option is available. The lounge on the ground floor serves hot and cold drinks with and without alcohol from noon to midnight.

The hotel is near the theatres of the Grands Boulevards, the restaurants and bars of South Pigalle, the Sacré-Cœur Basilica, and the Place du Tertre. Boulevard Haussmann is within minutes. The hotel provides access to the Villepinte Exhibition Centre, Roissy Charles de Gaulle, and the Stade de France. Landmarks nearby include Porte Saint-Martin (1 km), Tuileries Garden (3 km), The Centre Pompidou (2 km), Sainte-Chapelle (3 km), Louvre Museum (2 km), Arc de Triomphe (5 km), and Place de la Concorde (3 km).

Located between the Gare du Nord and the Gare de l'Est, Appia La Fayette is 250 meters from Gare de l'Est and 300 meters from Magenta. The hotel provides access to Metro lines 4 and 5 from the Gare du Nord and lines 4, 5, and 7 from the Gare de l'Est, as well as RER Lines B, D, E, H, and K.

Appia La Fayette provides Wi-Fi and room service. The hotel can assist in organizing business seminars and meetings in a modular meeting room. The hotel offers customized services for relaxation. You can visit the Boulevard Haussmann within minutes and take a romantic break on the banks of the Seine opposite the Louvre.