Hotel Adèle & Jules is located in the 9th arrondissement of Paris and has 60 rooms - Photo : Hôtel Adèle & Jules
A new hotel has opened in Paris’ 9th arrondissement.
Hotel Adèle & Jules has 60 rooms: 35 Parisiennes Superior rooms starting at €210 per night, 12 Faubourg Deluxe starting at €260 per night, 11 Boulevard Club beginning at €295 per night, and 2 Capitale Junior Suites starting at €370 per night.
Clients can enjoy a late breakfast served in the lounge or bedroom until 11:30 am, complimentary tea service between 4 pm and 6 pm, an “Honesty-Bar”, room service from noon to 10 pm, work areas, a printing service, conference rooms, luggage and laundry service.
The facility is accessible to disabled persons. It has a fitness room and offers massages upon reservation. Guests can also reserve bikes and surf the internet all over Paris thanks to a 4G Travel Wifi connection.
Paris : l'Hôtel Adèle & Jules ouvre ses portes dans le 9e arrondissement
Hotel Adèle & Jules has 60 rooms: 35 Parisiennes Superior rooms starting at €210 per night, 12 Faubourg Deluxe starting at €260 per night, 11 Boulevard Club beginning at €295 per night, and 2 Capitale Junior Suites starting at €370 per night.
Clients can enjoy a late breakfast served in the lounge or bedroom until 11:30 am, complimentary tea service between 4 pm and 6 pm, an “Honesty-Bar”, room service from noon to 10 pm, work areas, a printing service, conference rooms, luggage and laundry service.
The facility is accessible to disabled persons. It has a fitness room and offers massages upon reservation. Guests can also reserve bikes and surf the internet all over Paris thanks to a 4G Travel Wifi connection.
Paris : l'Hôtel Adèle & Jules ouvre ses portes dans le 9e arrondissement
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