Hotel de Varenne Paris

Hotel de Varenne is a former Hôtel particulier (private mansion) dating from the beginning of the XIXth century. It once belonged to Nicolas-Charles Oudinot (1767-1847), Duke of Reggio, Maréchal of France, Grand Aigle de la Légion d'honneur. He ended his long career in the army as governor of the Invalides. His biography presents him as an authentic hero with a rough yet chivalrous character. This building has now been transformed into a charming hotel with 24 rooms

During the summer months, what could be more pleasant than having your breakfast in the greenery of the garden! The ivy, bushes and flowers on all sides will bring you a sense of peace and tranquility. In the winter, breakfast is served in the comfort of the cosy Louis XVI lounge on the ground floor overlooking the garden.

Whether in the Louis XVI or Empire style, all our bedrooms were fully renovated in 2003. For your comfort, we selected top of the range bedding from the Treca Palace brand usually reserved for luxury hotels. Despite our very quiet location, we still invested in soundproof double-glazing windows to ensure your tranquillity at all times.

Double with shower

• 120 euros
• Room for one or two people, with a double bed (140cm x 190cm).
• 11m2 (excluding shower room)
• View of the garden.
• Office.
• Air conditioned. Satellite television (19 channels), direct telephone line, Internet connection plug, mini bar, safe. 220V electrical plugs.
• Bathroom with shower, separate W.C., hairdryer. "ETRO" toiletry products (soap, shower gel, shampoo) provided.
• No additional bed.