Hotel Aux 3 Portes Paris
44, boulevard Richard Lenoir - 75011 PARIS Bastille
| The Hotel Aux 3 Portes Paris is located in the 11th district of Paris, Bastille quarter. Metro stations : Richard Lenoir (line 5) at 188 m / Chemin Vert (line 8) at 291 m. Car parks : - Parking Garage Turenne à 561 m (66, rue de Turenne 75003) - Parking Saint-Antoine à 625 m (16, rue Saint-Antoine 75004 / Phone : 01.48.87.78.01) - Parking Ledru-Rollin à 637 m (121, avenue Ledru-Rollin 75011) |
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CruisesOur hotel is at 3 minutes walk from the metro station Richard Lenoir (line 5) or bastille on line 1
| Access from Roissy Charles de Gaulle (CDG) airport to the Hotel Aux 3 Portes Paris | ||
| Transport | Line | Up to (station) |
| RER then Metro | B 5 | Gare du Nord Richard Lenoir |
| Train stations | Airports | |
| Gare de Lyon - 1.5 km Gare d'Austerlitz - 1.8 km Gare de Bercy - 2.3 km Gare de l'Est - 2.3 km | Gare du Nord - 2.7 km Gare Saint-Lazare - 3.9 km Gare Montparnasse - 4.2 km | Aéroport Paris - Orly - 14 km Aéroport Paris - Charles de Gaulle (CDG) - 21.8 km Aéroport Beauvais - Tillé - 69.5 km |
 | Tourism Hotel Aux 3 Portes Paris |  |
 Place des Vosges 75003 Paris (528 m) It is in 1800 that the "Place Royale" becomes the "Place des Vosges". - Beauty of the monument (composed of townhouses), beauty of its garden (127x140m), luxury of its shops and refinement of its restaurant. It is the chic adress of the Marais. |
 Place de la Bastille 75004 Paris (581 m) The Colonne de Juillet dominates la Place de la Bastille. It marks the site of the prison known as the Bastille which was stormed by the Mob in 1789 at the start of the French Revolution. In the subway station beneath the square, stones from the Bastille's foundation can still be seen. |
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