Room Rates: $217.01 to $2435.288

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Hotel Description

Located In The Madeleine District of Paris, France, The Hotel Astor Saint Honore Is a 1907 Building. The Champs Elysee And Opera House Are Two Kilometers From The Hotel. The Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame, Sacre Coeur, The Musée Du Grand Louvre And Arc De Triomphe Are Within Four Kilometers of The Hotel. Roissy Charles De Gaulle International Airport Is 26 Kilometers Away.
Hotel Features. The Hotel Astor Saint Honore's Multilingual Staff At The 24 Hour Front Desk Offers Amenities That Includes Currency Exchange. The Restaurant De L'astor, Features Gourmet French Cooking In The Oval Dining Room That Has a Glass Ceiling And Features a 1930s Trompe L'oeil Painting. The Hotel's Charles X Bar Is Decorated In 19th Century Style With Paneled Walls, a Vaulted Ceiling of Golden Stars And Custom Painted Murals By The French Artist Raoul Dufy And Dutch Artist Kees Van Dongen. Guests Have Complimentary Use of The Hotel's Fitness Center. The Hotel Offers a Business Center With Computers And Internet Access. Guestrooms. The 134 Guestrooms And Suites On Seven Floors of The Astor Saint Honorerooms Are Decorated In An Elegant Regency Revival Style. Rooms Feature Floor to Ceiling Windows, 18th Century Engravings, Mahogany Furniture, Mirrors And Striped Wall Coverings. The Guestroom Amenities Include Minibars, Safes, Complimentary Bottled Water And Chocolates In The Evening. Marble Bathrooms Include Terrycloth Bathrobes, Slippers, And Roger Gallet Toiletries. The Rooms Are Equipped With High Speed Internet. Expert Tip. Musee Du Grand Louvre, Four Kilometers From The Hotel, Has Been The Scene of More Definitive Moments In The History of France Than Any Other Building Except The "chateau De Versailles". By The Time of Louis Xvi, Large Parts of The Royal Art Collection Were Brought In And The Building Was Opened to The Public As The First Museum In The World.