Hotel Élysa Luxembourg Paris
6, rue Gay Lussac - 75005 PARIS Jardin du Luxembourg
| The Hotel Élysa Luxembourg Paris is located in the 5th district of Paris, Jardin du Luxembourg quarter. Metro stations : Luxembourg (line B) at 31 m / Cluny La Sorbonne (line 10) at 519 m. Car parks : - Parking Soufflot Panthéon à 67 m (22, rue Soufflot 75005 / Phone : 01.43.26.15.54 - p750501@vincipark.com) - Parking Saint-Michel à 169 m (55, boulevard Saint-Michel 75006) - Parking André Honnorat à 442 m (Place André Honnorat 75006) |
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Cruises| Access from Roissy Charles de Gaulle (CDG) airport to the Hotel Élysa Luxembourg Paris | ||
| Transport | Line | Up to (station) |
| RER | B | Luxembourg |
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| Gare Montparnasse - 1.6 km Gare d'Austerlitz - 1.9 km Gare de Lyon - 2.4 km Gare de Bercy - 3.2 km | Gare Saint-Lazare - 3.4 km Gare de l'Est - 3.6 km Gare du Nord - 3.8 km | Aéroport Paris - Orly - 12.9 km Aéroport Paris - Charles de Gaulle (CDG) - 24.3 km Aéroport Beauvais - Tillé - 70.1 km |
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 La Sorbonne 1 rue Victor Cousin - 75005 Paris (241 m) Known all over the world, La Sorbonne houses the best universities and upper schools of the country. She represents the real symbol of prestige in a studen't life. |
 Jardin du Luxembourg 75006 Paris (272 m) The Luxembourg Garden (Jardins du Luxembourg) is a sumptuous park with statues and beautiful paths where you could see the Medicis' Fountain (Fontaine des Médicis). It is famous for its lovers on public benches ! In the middle of the garden, you could find the Luxembourg Palace (Palais du Luxembourg) (that once belonged to Marie de Medicis). Today, it houses the French Senate. Formerly, this area was the one of a Roman camp and then, of a convent... |
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