Acacia Hotel

Name: Acacia Hotel
Address: 30 bis avenue Parmentier, Paris, 75011, Paris, 75011, FR
Telephone: +33 1 48 05 86 54
Rating: 7.4

30 bis avenue Parmentier, Paris, 75011, Paris, FR

7.4

Very good

125 reviews

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What we measured

2.0 km from the centre of Paris
1.2 km from Musée Picasso
15 km from Paris-Orly Airport (ORY)

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

About this hotel

Centrally Located in Paris Stay at Acacia Hotel, perfectly situated just minutes away from popular attractions like Atelier des Lumières and Canal Saint-Martin. Amenities Galore Enjoy a 24-hour front desk, multilingual staff, and luggage storage for your convenience during your stay. Each of the 24 guestrooms is equipped with a flat-screen TV, complimentary Wi-Fi, and a turndown service. Close to Major Landmarks Explore Paris easily with nearby sights including Bataclan and Musee Edith Piaf, all within walking distance. Ready to immerse yourself in the heart of Paris? Book your stay at Acacia Hotel now!

Amenities

Free WiFi

24-hour front desk

Luggage storage

Elevator

Breakfast available (surcharge)

Safe-deposit box at front desk

Multilingual staff

Smoke-free property

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