Anya Hotel

Name: Anya Hotel
Address: 5 Passage Viallet, Paris, Paris, 75011, Paris, 75011, FR
Telephone: 33-01-43790189
Rating: 6.2

5 Passage Viallet, Paris, Paris, 75011, Paris, FR

6.2

Good

50 reviews

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What we measured

2.1 km from the centre of Paris
1.4 km from Musée Picasso
14 km from Paris-Orly Airport (ORY)

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

About this hotel

Convenient Amenities Enjoy complimentary wireless internet access, tour/ticket assistance, and a vending machine for your convenience. Featured Amenities Indulge in complimentary newspapers, relax in the library, and grab a snack from the vending machine. Comfortable Guestrooms Feel at home in one of the 30 guestrooms equipped with free Wi-Fi, showers, and toiletries. Additional perks include desks, coffee/tea makers, and daily housekeeping. Looking to explore Paris? Stay at Anya Hotel for easy access to top attractions like Père Lachaise Cemetery and Opera Bastille. Book now for a memorable stay in the heart of the city.

Amenities

Library

Free newspapers in lobby

Smoke-free property

Tours/ticket assistance

Housekeeping on request

Free WiFi

Wheelchair accessible

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Anya Hotel

5 Passage Viallet, Paris, Paris, 75011

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