Victoria Palace Hotel
Paris, France

• Located in the Left Bank
• Spacious suites
• Room service
• Buffet breakfast
• 24-hour concierge service
• The Cardinal bar-lounge
• Business centre with complimentary Internet access

Through the 24-hour concierge service it is possible to book tickets, dinner reservations, limousine and car hire as well as sightseeing excursions.
Guests can use the fitness facilities of Club Med Gym, just a short walk from the hotel, at preferential rates.

Over half the 62 spacious rooms are either suites or junior suites, which are elegantly decorated in a Louis XVI style with stretched fabrics on the walls, and feature canopied beds, marble bathrooms, dataports and satellite television.

Buffet breakfast is served in the airy breakfast room, or can be taken in the privacy of the guest room. The Victoria Palace Hôtel offers an efficient room service, with French cuisine available throughout the day. The Cardinal bar-lounge boasts a menu of drinks as well as warm beverages while the Calico Parlour is a cosy sitting room complete with a fireplace, and also provides a range of refreshing drinks.

The business centre includes internet connection, computers, a photocopier machine as well as a fax. In-room facilities comprise voicemail, modem point, and work desk.

• The hotel provides a Foodies' Discovery Trail to the Cherche-Midi neighbourhood to help you find the best food shops and open-air markets within walking distance
• When staying a minimum of 2 nights, there will be a special welcome which includes toys and books for children between the ages of 4-12 years

• James Joyce
• Giorgio DeChirico
• Katherine Mansfield

Saint-Germain-des-Prés comprises a quaint 17th Century maze of cobbled streets surrounding the 11th Century abbey church. This is a natural place for antique hunting in the local shops, or taking a leisurely stroll before dinner is served in one of the quintessentially Parisian restaurants. Rediscover the ‘je ne sais quoi” that makes Paris such a romantic city. Visit the 18th Century town house and beautiful gardens that were once used by the sculptor Auguste Rodin. After his death, it was transformed into a museum showcasing several of his sensual works. Walk through the Left Bank to the Ile Saint Louis, meandering along the way around the quai des Augustins and then crossing the Seine to reach Notre Dame. The island itself is frozen in time, with its 17th Century streets. And finally, a trip to Paris wouldn’t be complete without taking in the awe-inspiring Eiffel Tower.