50 Avenue des Gobelins – 75013 Paris Tél +33 (01) 47 07 47 00 Fax +33 (01) 43 31 17 74 bonjour@oops-paris.com

Oops! Hostel, opened in September 2007, has already become a Paris favourite with the discerning traveler. The mixture of modern comfort and bold design strokes has given Paris its first contemporary hostel.

Its fresh and innovative look is the creation of interior architect Philippe Maidenberg, and the hotel is also proud to have collaborated with the graphic decorator Daniela Millas.
Oops! Hostel has also featured in the January 2008 issue of the prestigious Japanese design magazine ‘Real Design’.

www.oops-paris.com

3 bd Grenelle 75015 Paris Tel: 33( 0)1 45 78 14 81 – Fax : 33(0)1 45 79 46 96 – Email: contact@eiffelseine.com

The hotel was completely renovated in 2006 in pure Art Nouveau style. The Hotel Eiffel Seine is a delightful three-star, top-of-the-range boutique hotel with a unique decor.

The elongated, stylised geometric decor of the Hotel Eiffel Seine is inspired by the Austrian Jugendstil. The theme is carried throughout the public and private spaces of the hotel, inspired especially by the paintings of the renowned Gustav Klimt.

Superbly situated, only a few minutes walk from the Eiffel Tower and the Trocadéro, the Hotel Eiffel Seine is ideal for making your stay in Paris memorable!

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109 rue de Bagnolet 75020 Paris. Tel +33 (0)1 43 48 48 48

Both sensual and comfortable, the 172 rooms have the feel of a sensual refuge with their five star bedding  (including 100% cotton satiny smooth sheets), a microwave oven, minibar, 24 inch IMAC (TV, radio, cd/dvd, Internet… and free wifi), an office where you can work or write a love letter, an elegant and functional bathroom… and some surprises to unearth.

Across from the reception desk, there is a large square table equipped with two 24 inch IMACs available for reading and sending e-mails or printing important documents.

www.mamashelter.com

Reception Hotel Sophie Germain Paris 14

Hôtel Sophie Germain Paris 14 Montparnasse

www.hotelsophiegermain.com

12 rue Sophie Germain 75014 Paris • Tél. +33 (0) 1 43 21 43 75 • Fax +33 (0) 1 43 20 82 89 • hotel@hotelsophiegermain.com

The Sophie Germain hotel is ideally located on the left bank of Paris. Near Place Denfert- Rochereau, just a few minutes away from Montparnasse train station and the Latin Quarter. Very easy access to events and exhibitions organised at Porte de Versailles and Villepinte. The Sophie Germain hotel will be your starting point to discover the beauties of Paris.

Did you know?

Sophie Germain was a mathematician of the early eighteenth century, known for her theorems but also for the fact that she dressed as a man to make cross her ideas. She’s one of the first “rebellious” who claimed equality with men.

• Bilingual Reception 24/24h
• Reservations for restaurants and entertainments
• Free Wifi throught the hotel
• Free press
• Possibility of shuttle reservations or taxi to airports, railway stations, …
• Discounts for massages and Powerplate near the hotel
• Coffee or Aperitif offered to our customers in some restaurants in the neighborhood

All our rooms have been designed to offer the best comfort and functionnally. The Sophie Germain hotel is located in a small street. All rooms of the hotel are quiet and some of them have the view over the villa Adrienne

• Free Wifi
• Television
• Individual Minibar
• Breakfast in the room
• Individual Safe Box
• Telephone

The Sophie Germain hotel is located in the 14th district of Paris, near the Denfert-Rochereau Place and superb market street called Daguerre. Denfert-Rochereau Place is a central point in Paris and very close to Montparnasse train station. It gives access to tradeshows of Villepinte by RER B (35min) and the Porte de Versailles (15 min). To end with, you are just quite near the center of Paris.

• Rue Daguerre: the most famous street-market in Paris. Incredible atmosphere. Many coffee shops. Calder had its first workshop at No. 22 . Caesar worked just next door.
• Catacombs: caves do not exist from early Christians but in the late eighteenth century. New in the visit: Port Mahon gallery is available again after 13 years closed. Open from 10 to 4, except on mondays.
• Montparnasse: from 1900 is the golden age of artist era: poets, writers, painters, political refugees arriving. Hemingway, Foujita, Soutine, Zadkine, Braque, Chagall, Picasso, Rouault and Klee attend the grand and popular cafés: la Coupole, la Rotonde and la Closerie des Lilas are still there! The School of Paris was quite famous .

www.hotelsophiegermain.com

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