There are several health facilities in the vicinity of the hotel, if you wish to visit a hospitalised relative, consult a specialist or need emergency care. It is about 600…
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Passage Brady
Another covered arcade in the neighbourhood, the Passage Brady dates from 1828. Nowadays, this little piece of India in the centre of Paris is home to many Indian, Mauritian and Pakistani businesses. Just 700 metres from the Hotel Paris La Fayette, spices not found elsewhere and other products of Ayurvedic medicine carry you to the other side of the world.
The arcade of Paris’s “Little India” is especially famous for its excellent restaurants where you can give free rein to a sudden desire for dal, samosas or tandoori chicken. An oasis of calm in the heart of the liveliness of the 10th arrondissement, and an authentic, if unusual face, of a cosmopolitan Paris.
Passage Brady
A 15-minute metro ride away, the largest museum on the planet invites you to take a journey through civilisations. The Louvre brings together hundreds of thousands of works from all…
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This will not have escaped the shoppers, nor the lovers of history and architecture: we are 15 minutes walk from Galeries La Fayette. Inaugurated in 1894, this Haussmannian jewel symbolises…
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A separate town until 1859, Montmartre has lost none of its village character and has even still got some vines. 15 minutes walk away, the hill offers one of the…
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Impossible to miss the gilding and rich ornaments of Opera Garnier. Built in 1875, the imposing monument bears the name of its architect, Charles Garnier, who blended different styles in…
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About 15 minutes walk from the Hotel Paris La Fayette is the famous Musée Grévin, whose exit leads onto the Passage Jouffroy. Opened in 1845 in the 9th arrondissement, between…
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Located only 500 m from the hotel, the Folies Bergère theatre has inspired great works since 1869. In their novels and paintings, Manet, Maupassant and Balzac, among others, have depicted…
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