Hotel Chateaudun

Lounge As soon as you enter the reception area, you will be greeted warmly in an art deco atmosphere by our friendly receptionists. Annabelle, Andres and Léa know how to make you feel at home. They will take care of making reservations for the shows and restaurants, as well as for your excursions and car rental. They speak French, English, Spanish and Portuguese. Reception is open 24 hours a day. There is a fax, a photocopying service and a safe available to guests. Paid internet access is available and there are several Internet cafes nearby. A poste restante service is also available. You will be able to relax or read in our art deco-style lounge. Breakfast / conference room The hotel offers a buffet breakfast with a selection of fresh produce, from 7.00 am to 10.00 am. To ensure a good start to the day, in a modern setting, you will be offered: coffee, tea, hot chocolate, milk, fruit juice, bread, croissants, butter, jam or cereals, as you wish. Breakfast may also be served in your room. The hotel has two conference rooms, one for small meetings of 4 to 7 people and another for 10 to 15 people.

"Ready-to-use boutique hotel!" by a TripAdvisor member from Cardiff, Wales. “We found this hotel through an advert on a press website – we were surprised by the location – but delighted by the rooms and the service. The furniture is very attractive and they have air-conditioning. The staff is very helpful – and tolerant of my terrible French! It is very close to the Department Stores, but don’t forget to also take a look at the smaller shops – and the fantastic local bistros”. "Small, friendly hotel" By a TripAdvisor member, Kent, England. “We stayed here for my fiancé’s 30th birthday and we were very lucky to have a French friend who booked it for us! Everything was very clean and the service was very good – they gave us a very precious map when we arrived and they were happy to answer our questions. The hotel is very elegant and decorated in an Art Deco style. The location was very good – we could walk to Opera and Montmartre”.