Hotel de Varenne
Hotel de Varenne is a former Hôtel particulier (private mansion) dating from the beginning of the XIXth century. It once belonged to Nicolas-Charles Oudinot (1767-1847), Duke of Reggio, Maréchal of France, Grand Aigle de la Légion d'honneur. He ended his long career in the army as governor of the Invalides. His biography presents him as an authentic hero with a rough yet chivalrous character. This building has now been transformed into a charming hotel with 24 rooms.
“I would like to focus on the size of the rooms and the comfort of my guests rather than looking to increase the number of rooms.”
The decor pays tribute to the refinery of the Louis XVI and Empire era. The furniture was made specially for the hotel.
The bedrooms and the bathrooms have just recently been renovated. Almost all of them look out onto the trees and flowers of the ivy-covered garden.
Stylish bedrooms, each personalised with Parisian elegance and refined in accordance with the great French tradition.
Double with bath
140 euros
Bedroom for one or two people with a double bed, 140x190.
14 m2 (excluding bathroom)
View of the garden.
Office.
Air conditioned. Satelite television (19 channels), direct telephone line, Internet connection plug, mini bar, safe. 220V electrical plugs.
Bathroom with bath (also possible to shower), W.C., hairdryer. "ETRO" toiletry products (soap, shower gel, shampoo) provided, stool, scales.
No additional bed.
Twin with bath
140 euros
Bedroom for one or two people with twin beds, 90x190.
14 m2 (excluding bathroom)
View of the garden.
Office.
Air conditioned. Satelite television (18 channels), direct telephone line, Internet connection plug, mini bar, safe. 220V electrical plugs.
Bathroom with bathtub (also possible to shower), W.C., hairdryer. "ETRO" toiletry products (soap, shower gel, shampoo) provided, stool, scales.
No additional bed.
