214, rue du Faubourg St-Honore
Paris, F-75008 Nightly Rates(355.24 - 394.86)4 Star
Property Description
The Best Western Etoile Saint-Honore is an elegant 4 Star luxury hotel and is located in an exclusive part of Paris, near Champs Elysees and Arc De Triomphe. Close to our hotel, you will find a variety of restaurants. Our hotel offers a piano bar, meeting facilities which will accommodate up to 80 guests, concierge, airline/travel desk, car rental desk, laundry service and valet parking. The Best Western Etoile Saint-Honoré guest rooms were built to fulfill your various needs and make your stay even more comfortable. Our rooms are very large compared to the regular room size in Paris. The double window glazing will provide you with a quiet room, just what you'll want after a busy day in Paris! Our rooms also have a complete mini-bar and satellite television with remote control and dataports. We also offer Executive Rooms and Deluxe Suites.
Amenities
Bar/Lounge
Laundry/Valet Services
Elevators
Hairdryers Available
Mini Bar
Modem Lines in Room
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
Pets Allowed
Parking
Safe Deposit Box
Television with Cable
Room Service
Room Information
SUITE-1 ROOM 2 BEDS
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* Suite-1 Room 2 Beds
1 DOUBLE BED
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* 1 Double Bed
SUITE-1 DOUBLE 1 SINGLE,LARGE ROOM
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* Suite-1 Double 1 Single * Large Room
2 SINGLE BEDS
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* 2 Single Beds
1 KING BED,DELUXE QUALITY ROOM
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* 1 King Bed * Deluxe Quality Room
1 QUEEN BED,DELUXE QUALITY ROOM
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* 1 Queen Bed * Deluxe Quality Room
2 SINGLE BEDS,DELUXE QUALITY ROOM
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* 2 Single Beds * Deluxe Quality Room
2 SINGLE BEDS,SUPERIOR
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* 2 Single Beds * Superior Room
1 DOUBLE BED,SUPERIOR
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* 1 Double Bed * Superior Room
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Miscellaneous Information
Euro is the native currency.
Check in time is 12:00 Noon
Check out time is 12:00 Noon
Time Zone is Greenwich Mean Time +1 (Summer +2)
85 rooms.
0 suites.
7 floors.
Directions
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Roissy Charles de Gaulle Airport 20 kilometres, Orly Airport 20 kilometres
Guarantee Policy
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Cancellation Policy
Cancellation policies vary from hotel to hotel. Most current and accurate cancellation policies will appear on your confirmed reservation notification.
Restaurants:
The international reputation of Paris, capital of gastronomy, is well-served in its respect for tradition and quality but also by a perpetual desire to innovate. Paris is the standard bearer of French culinary expertise as the capital welcomes all the wealth and variety from its regions. Close to the hotel, you will find a variety of restaurants. * Chartier: 7 rue Monceau - 5 minutes walking distance from hotel. A meeting place for wine lovers and amateurs of simple and traditional style cooking. From 15.24 Euros and up. * Chez Clement: 123 Avenue des Champs-Elysees - 10 minutes walking distance from hotel. This restaurant offers generous portions of traditional dishes. From 30.48 Euros and up. * Taillevent: 15 rue Lamennais. A sanctuary of French cooking, known worldwide for its service and rare wines. From 60.97 Euros and up. * Boulangeries: It will take some time before you become agile with all the nuances in the French boulangerie. The bread alone will stun you in its variety. The baguette is probably the best deal in France, but the boulangeries can also offer sandwiches, mini-pizzas, quiches, and pastries. * Brasseries: It is undeniably pleasant just to sit on the terrace of a Brasserie and enjoy the moment. They are very appreciated by French people because of their lively and casual atmosphere and also for their excellent variety of regional dishes and seafood. The name comes from brewery and it means that you can have a nice glass of draft beer. * Cafés: Café and bar sitting are an integral park of daily French life. You will not pay only for your cup of coffee or glass of beer as much as for your right to sit in a pretty spot for as long as you like and talk, read, watch, or daydream.
Local Attractions:
* Grand Palais Invalides * 2 kilometer(s) from Musee du Louvre * 4 kilometer(s) from Gare De Lyon
Local Attractions:
* Grand Palais Invalides * 2 kilometer(s) from Musee du Louvre * 4 kilometer(s) from Gare De Lyon
Movie Theatres:
They are mainly concentrated on the Champs Elysees (where most of the movies are given in the English version), around the Montparnasse Tower, and on the "Grands Boulevards" near the Opera, where you will find two of the greatest movie theatres of Paris: Le Grand Rex and Max Linder Panorama.
Movie Theatres:
They are mainly concentrated on the Champs Elysees (where most of the movies are given in the English version), around the Montparnasse Tower, and on the "Grands Boulevards" near the Opera, where you will find two of the greatest movie theatres of Paris: Le Grand Rex and Max Linder Panorama.
Fashion:
The first association in the mind of the foreign traveler for Paris is fashion. Certain districts offer styles for different tastes and for all ages in charming disorder: Rive Droite-Les Halles, le Marais, place des Victoires, rue Etienne Marcel, rue des Francs Bourgeois, rue de Passy-Rive Gauche - Saint Germain-des-Pres, rue de Rennes, rue de Sevres, rue Saint Sulpice, rue Bonaparte.
Fashion:
The first association in the mind of the foreign traveler for Paris is fashion. Certain districts offer styles for different tastes and for all ages in charming disorder: Rive Droite-Les Halles, le Marais, place des Victoires, rue Etienne Marcel, rue des Francs Bourgeois, rue de Passy-Rive Gauche - Saint Germain-des-Pres, rue de Rennes, rue de Sevres, rue Saint Sulpice, rue Bonaparte.
Flea Markets:
You should never pay the asking price! The idea is to bargain! The two most known markets are Marche de Montreuil (avenue de la Porte de Montreuil and Puces de Sanit uen (rue des Entrepots). Both are open Saturdays, Sundays, and Mondays.
Flea Markets:
You should never pay the asking price! The idea is to bargain! The two most known markets are Marche de Montreuil (avenue de la Porte de Montreuil and Puces de Sanit uen (rue des Entrepots). Both are open Saturdays, Sundays, and Mondays.
Transportation:
* 4 kilometer(s) from Gare du Nord - Eurostar , (north train station). 1 kilometer from Etoile subway station * 7 kilometer(s) from metro line., Air France bus to CDG * 20 kilometer(s) from Roissy Charles de Gaulle Airport * 20 kilometer(s) from Orly Airport * 60 kilometer(s) from Mulhouse-Bale Airport. , 70 kilometers from Strasbourg Airport
Transportation:
* 4 kilometer(s) from Gare du Nord - Eurostar , (north train station). 1 kilometer from Etoile subway station * 7 kilometer(s) from metro line., Air France bus to CDG * 20 kilometer(s) from Roissy Charles de Gaulle Airport * 20 kilometer(s) from Orly Airport * 60 kilometer(s) from Mulhouse-Bale Airport. , 70 kilometers from Strasbourg Airport
Avenue Champs Elysees:
A 7 minute walk from the hotel. When strolling down this elegant, lively and world famous avenue, take a few minutes to sit back in one of the various coffee shops and watch a bit of every culture in the world expressing around you. Make yourself fashionable shopping in the many shops.
Avenue Champs Elysees:
A 7 minute walk from the hotel. When strolling down this elegant, lively and world famous avenue, take a few minutes to sit back in one of the various coffee shops and watch a bit of every culture in the world expressing around you. Make yourself fashionable shopping in the many shops.
Arc de Triomphe:
A 7 minute walk from the hotel. From the top of the Arch, you will enjoy a remarkable perspective of the twelve avenues which converge into a hub, as well as a nice view of Paris.
Arc de Triomphe:
A 7 minute walk from the hotel. From the top of the Arch, you will enjoy a remarkable perspective of the twelve avenues which converge into a hub, as well as a nice view of Paris.
Place de la Concorde:
A 20 minute walk from the hotel. The Obelisk at the center of this square was offered by the king of Egypt to Charles X and makes this square one of the most beautiful in Paris. The Arc de Triomphe and La Defense are on one side and the great Louvre is on the other.
Place de la Concorde:
A 20 minute walk from the hotel. The Obelisk at the center of this square was offered by the king of Egypt to Charles X and makes this square one of the most beautiful in Paris. The Arc de Triomphe and La Defense are on one side and the great Louvre is on the other.
The Eiffel Tower:
A 30 minute walk from the hotel. Built in 1899 for the World Expo and made entirely of iron, it is 317 meters tall, giving you the best view of Paris. It has become the fairy tale signature of romantic Paris.
The Eiffel Tower:
A 30 minute walk from the hotel. Built in 1899 for the World Expo and made entirely of iron, it is 317 meters tall, giving you the best view of Paris. It has become the fairy tale signature of romantic Paris.
Opera/The Grands Boulevards:
One of the biggest theatres in the world and famous for its magnificent architecture. In the surroundings you will find movie theatres and department stores such as, Printemps, Haussman, and Galeries Lafayette.
Opera/The Grands Boulevards:
One of the biggest theatres in the world and famous for its magnificent architecture. In the surroundings you will find movie theatres and department stores such as, Printemps, Haussman, and Galeries Lafayette.
Cathedral of Notre Dame:
It stands on the Ile de la Cite where the city grew up. This 13th century gothic cathedral was the theme of the famous Walt Disney® movie, "The Hunchback of Notre Dame."
Cathedral of Notre Dame:
It stands on the Ile de la Cite where the city grew up. This 13th century gothic cathedral was the theme of the famous Walt Disney® movie, "The Hunchback of Notre Dame."
The Quarter Latin/Saint Germain des Pres:
The artist's preferred block, well known for its traditional coffee shops such as, Les Deux Magors and Café de Flore, the historical meeting places for writers. It is also a good place for shopping.
The Quarter Latin/Saint Germain des Pres:
The artist's preferred block, well known for its traditional coffee shops such as, Les Deux Magors and Café de Flore, the historical meeting places for writers. It is also a good place for shopping.
The Marais:
The whole area makes a beautiful ensemble of extraordinary mansions and paved courtyards. On Sundays, it is a nice place to take your brunch or do some shopping and take advantage of the fashionable atmosphere which surrounds the Place des Vosges one of the most expensive places to live.
The Marais:
The whole area makes a beautiful ensemble of extraordinary mansions and paved courtyards. On Sundays, it is a nice place to take your brunch or do some shopping and take advantage of the fashionable atmosphere which surrounds the Place des Vosges one of the most expensive places to live.
Place de la Bastille:
Well known for the prison from which it takes its name. Site of one of the greatest monuments of history, the 1789 revolution. Nowadays, it is the young people's favorite place to meet. They can find a diversity of bars, discos, and restaurants, primarily located in the streets of La Roquette and rue de Lappe.
Place de la Bastille:
Well known for the prison from which it takes its name. Site of one of the greatest monuments of history, the 1789 revolution. Nowadays, it is the young people's favorite place to meet. They can find a diversity of bars, discos, and restaurants, primarily located in the streets of La Roquette and rue de Lappe.
Montparnasse:
The tower's outside terrace offers an unmatched viewpoint from which you see more than 50 Paris landmarks. By night, the Paris landscape is truly dream-like. A lively area with plenty of movie theatres and shops.
Montparnasse:
The tower's outside terrace offers an unmatched viewpoint from which you see more than 50 Paris landmarks. By night, the Paris landscape is truly dream-like. A lively area with plenty of movie theatres and shops.
Sacre Coeur and Montmartre:
Montmartre has retained the feeling of old Paris. A jumble of narrow streets, secret squares and alleyways make up the hill of Montmartre from where you will have the impression of being in a small village right in the middle of Paris. Like an enormous wedding cake, the Sacre Coeur Basilica is standing on the top of Montmartre hill overlooking the Place du Tertre.
Sacre Coeur and Montmartre:
Montmartre has retained the feeling of old Paris. A jumble of narrow streets, secret squares and alleyways make up the hill of Montmartre from where you will have the impression of being in a small village right in the middle of Paris. Like an enormous wedding cake, the Sacre Coeur Basilica is standing on the top of Montmartre hill overlooking the Place du Tertre.
Pigalle and The Moulin Rouge:
This area is famous for its cosmopolitan atmosphere. The Moulin Rouge is one of the most famous places where the "cancan" is still performed. Only the windmill is still original from the old Moulin Rouge.
Pigalle and The Moulin Rouge:
This area is famous for its cosmopolitan atmosphere. The Moulin Rouge is one of the most famous places where the "cancan" is still performed. Only the windmill is still original from the old Moulin Rouge.
La Villette:
Located in the northeast of Paris, it is a huge center for exhibitions, documentation, and communication. The place is very pleasant during springtime and summer to enjoy a day in the sunshine. Don't miss the latest attractions: the Geode, a cinema with a huge hemispheric screen that plunges you into the heart of sound and images; the Cinaxe, where simulation cabins follow the movement in the film so you can experience imaginary adventures in motion.
La Villette:
Located in the northeast of Paris, it is a huge center for exhibitions, documentation, and communication. The place is very pleasant during springtime and summer to enjoy a day in the sunshine. Don't miss the latest attractions: the Geode, a cinema with a huge hemispheric screen that plunges you into the heart of sound and images; the Cinaxe, where simulation cabins follow the movement in the film so you can experience imaginary adventures in motion.
Parc Monceau:
Created at the end of the 18th century, the park is surrounded by museums and luxurious private mansions which directly overlook the park. If you enjoy jogging, this is the right place.
Parc Monceau:
Created at the end of the 18th century, the park is surrounded by museums and luxurious private mansions which directly overlook the park. If you enjoy jogging, this is the right place.
Jardin du Luxembourg:
One of the most romantic gardens of the capital, harmonizes with lines and perspectives. There are many sculptures adorning the garden since the reign of Louis Philippe.
Jardin du Luxembourg:
One of the most romantic gardens of the capital, harmonizes with lines and perspectives. There are many sculptures adorning the garden since the reign of Louis Philippe.
Disneyworld®:
The magical world of Euro Disney® includes more than 70 attractions and shows with its bars, restaurants, shops and Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show, dinner show.
Disneyworld®:
The magical world of Euro Disney® includes more than 70 attractions and shows with its bars, restaurants, shops and Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show, dinner show.
Avenue Champs Elysees:
A 7 minute walk from the hotel. When strolling down this elegant, lively and world famous avenue, take a few minutes to sit back in one of the various coffee shops and watch a bit of every culture in the world expressing around you. Make yourself fashionable shopping in the many shops.
Arc de Triomphe:
A 7 minute walk from the hotel. From the top of the Arch, you will enjoy a remarkable perspective of the twelve avenues which converge into a hub, as well as a nice view of Paris.
Place de la Concorde:
A 20 minute walk from the hotel. The Obelisk at the center of this square was offered by the king of Egypt to Charles X and makes this square one of the most beautiful in Paris. The Arc de Triomphe and La Defense are on one side and the great Louvre is on the other.
The Eiffel Tower:
A 30 minute walk from the hotel. Built in 1899 for the World Expo and made entirely of iron, it is 317 meters tall, giving you the best view of Paris. It has become the fairy tale signature of romantic Paris.
Opera/The Grands Boulevards:
One of the biggest theatres in the world and famous for its magnificent architecture. In the surroundings you will find movie theatres and department stores such as, Printemps, Haussman, and Galeries Lafayette.
Cathedral of Notre Dame:
It stands on the Ile de la Cite where the city grew up. This 13th century gothic cathedral was the theme of the famous Walt Disney® movie, "The Hunchback of Notre Dame."
The Quarter Latin/Saint Germain des Pres:
The artist's preferred block, well known for its traditional coffee shops such as, Les Deux Magors and Café de Flore, the historical meeting places for writers. It is also a good place for shopping.
The Marais:
The whole area makes a beautiful ensemble of extraordinary mansions and paved courtyards. On Sundays, it is a nice place to take your brunch or do some shopping and take advantage of the fashionable atmosphere which surrounds the Place des Vosges one of the most expensive places to live.
Local Attractions:
* Grand Palais Invalides * 2 kilometer(s) from Musee du Louvre * 4 kilometer(s) from Gare De Lyon
Place de la Bastille:
Well known for the prison from which it takes its name. Site of one of the greatest monuments of history, the 1789 revolution. Nowadays, it is the young people's favorite place to meet. They can find a diversity of bars, discos, and restaurants, primarily located in the streets of La Roquette and rue de Lappe.
Fashion:
The first association in the mind of the foreign traveler for Paris is fashion. Certain districts offer styles for different tastes and for all ages in charming disorder: Rive Droite-Les Halles, le Marais, place des Victoires, rue Etienne Marcel, rue des Francs Bourgeois, rue de Passy-Rive Gauche - Saint Germain-des-Pres, rue de Rennes, rue de Sevres, rue Saint Sulpice, rue Bonaparte.
Montparnasse:
The tower's outside terrace offers an unmatched viewpoint from which you see more than 50 Paris landmarks. By night, the Paris landscape is truly dream-like. A lively area with plenty of movie theatres and shops.
Movie Theatres:
They are mainly concentrated on the Champs Elysees (where most of the movies are given in the English version), around the Montparnasse Tower, and on the "Grands Boulevards" near the Opera, where you will find two of the greatest movie theatres of Paris: Le Grand Rex and Max Linder Panorama.
Flea Markets:
You should never pay the asking price! The idea is to bargain! The two most known markets are Marche de Montreuil (avenue de la Porte de Montreuil and Puces de Sanit uen (rue des Entrepots). Both are open Saturdays, Sundays, and Mondays.
Sacre Coeur and Montmartre:
Montmartre has retained the feeling of old Paris. A jumble of narrow streets, secret squares and alleyways make up the hill of Montmartre from where you will have the impression of being in a small village right in the middle of Paris. Like an enormous wedding cake, the Sacre Coeur Basilica is standing on the top of Montmartre hill overlooking the Place du Tertre.
Pigalle and The Moulin Rouge:
This area is famous for its cosmopolitan atmosphere. The Moulin Rouge is one of the most famous places where the "cancan" is still performed. Only the windmill is still original from the old Moulin Rouge.
La Villette:
Located in the northeast of Paris, it is a huge center for exhibitions, documentation, and communication. The place is very pleasant during springtime and summer to enjoy a day in the sunshine. Don't miss the latest attractions: the Geode, a cinema with a huge hemispheric screen that plunges you into the heart of sound and images; the Cinaxe, where simulation cabins follow the movement in the film so you can experience imaginary adventures in motion.
Parc Monceau:
Created at the end of the 18th century, the park is surrounded by museums and luxurious private mansions which directly overlook the park. If you enjoy jogging, this is the right place.
Transportation:
* 4 kilometer(s) from Gare du Nord - Eurostar , (north train station). 1 kilometer from Etoile subway station * 7 kilometer(s) from metro line., Air France bus to CDG * 20 kilometer(s) from Roissy Charles de Gaulle Airport * 20 kilometer(s) from Orly Airport * 60 kilometer(s) from Mulhouse-Bale Airport. , 70 kilometers from Strasbourg Airport
Jardin du Luxembourg:
One of the most romantic gardens of the capital, harmonizes with lines and perspectives. There are many sculptures adorning the garden since the reign of Louis Philippe.
Disneyworld®:
The magical world of Euro Disney® includes more than 70 attractions and shows with its bars, restaurants, shops and Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show, dinner show.
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