Hotel Cambon

It is a real pleasure to relax at the Hotel Cambon,where refined comfort can be savoured. There are luxury rooms or small, cosy salons to relax in, highly recommended after a show at the nearby Opera Garnier. By day, it is also possible to discover the luxurious decor of this Opera House which is the most prestigious in the world. Inside, you can see dozens of precious marbles, mosaics, and allegorical paintings. The Opera Garnier is devoted to the Art of Dance and Ballet and, occasionally, some old-fashioned operas are presented there. Our staff will be delighted to provide you with details of the performances and to make reservations for you. The hotel rooms are attractive, personalised and functional, with a choice of single or double rooms. The hotel has seventeen double rooms, three suites, as well as five junior suites. The staff speaks French, English and Spanish. Within ten minutes by transport, it is possible to visit the Arc de Triomphe and the Champs Elysées. Today, the Champs Elysées is one of the most famous avenues in the world, with its cinemas, cafes and luxury boutiques. It has recently been the object of renovation work which has helped to make this avenue one of the most representative symbols of Paris. The Arc de Triomphe lies at one end of the Champs-Élysées. From the top of the building, it is possible to enjoy a magnificent view of the West of Paris.

The excellent location of the Hotel Cambon, which has a reception open 24 hours a day, is close to Place de la Madeleine. Built in 1842, it is the scene of an ancient flower market. You can make some purchases at Fauchon, or at one of the delicatessens in the area. And for your wardrobe and jewel box, Rue Royale, which leads to Place de la Concorde, is lined with many luxury boutiques: Fred, Ralph Lauren. Back at the hotel, discover the comfort of the salons and the cosy bar area. The sculpture is by Raina and the modern artwork is by Mr Norbert Pages. Not far from the hotel, you can enjoy a pleasant stroll through the Jardins des Tuileries, a magnificent French-style garden, designed by Le Nôtre, stretching from the Louvre Pyramid to the Place de la Concorde. Take advantage of a morning's walk or a stroll at the end of the day and fall under the spell of the timelessness of this magical place. Visit the Jeu de Paume Museum, devoted to contemporary art.