Tinah Paris - Reaumur Montorgueil

Name: Tinah Paris - Reaumur Montorgueil
Address: 108 Rue Réaumur, Paris, Paris, 75002, Paris, 75002, FR
Telephone: 33-1-7343181

108 Rue Réaumur, Paris, Paris, 75002, Paris, FR

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What we measured

1.3 km from the centre of Paris
500 m from Church of Saint Eustache
15 km from Paris-Orly Airport (ORY)

Distances are straight-line. Sources: Wikidata, OurAirports.

About this hotel

Convenient Amenities Experience a seamless stay with complimentary wireless internet and helpful concierge services. Luggage storage, a safe deposit box, and an elevator add to the convenience. Modern Guestrooms Stay in one of 7 rooms with flat-screen TVs, free Wi-Fi, and satellite programming. Relax in private bathrooms with designer toiletries and enjoy daily housekeeping. Centrally Located Explore Paris with ease - within walking distance to attractions like Les Halles and Rue de Rivoli. Unwind in a prime location near numerous iconic landmarks. Secure your spot at Tinah Paris - Reaumur Montorgueil for a memorable Parisian getaway.

Amenities

Elevator

Safe-deposit box at front desk

Smoke-free property

Free WiFi

Luggage storage

Concierge service

Wheelchair accessible

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