Hotel Murat Paris

Basic Data
City	Paris
Location	119 bis, boulevard Murat, Paris 75016, France
Rooms	28

The hotel is near the River Seine, in the 16th district of France. The building which is the present Hotel Murat, dates back to 1850. It was built along the Haussman architectural lines. The hotel is named after M. Mura who was a famous soldier serving in the army of Napolean Bonaparte. The décor of the hotel captures the essence of the bygone era with its magnificent wood-paneled walls, frescoes depicting battle scenes and carved furniture. The lobby with its lounge and seating areas is inviting.
The location of the hotel in Porte de Saint-Cloud makes it close to such popular sites such as Trocadero, Eiffel Tower and Champs Elysees.

Accommodation at Hotel Murat Paris
The 28 sound proof rooms are well appointed and spacious. Avail of a range of homey comforts, in an atmosphere that is distinctly Parisian. The in-room amenities would include:

Cable/Satellite TV Direct Dial Telephone Automatic Alarm Clock

Mini Bar Hair dryer Wi fi

Dining at Murat Hotel in Paris
The hotel arranges for breakfast to be delivered to the rooms. The hotel has a well-stocked bar. Since the hotel is situated in a locality that abounds in restaurants, your dining options are many and varied. You need only step outside to be caught in the tangle of delicious aromas floating down from restaurants across the streets and near about.

Business at Hotel Murat in Paris France
The hotel is ideally suited for leisure travelers. However, business travelers benefit from their stay too as the hotel’s location accounts for easy access to the business centers of the city. Other than that, each room comes with a wi-fi connectivity and DD line to enable smooth business dealings even when you are far from the actual site. The lobby is a good area to engage in informal business proceedings.

Recreation at Hotel Murat Paris
The hotel is near the metro line 9, making the following tourist sites just a short metro ride away:

• Eiffel Tower (Trocadero)
• Faubourg Saint Honoré
• Champs Elysées
• Grands Boulevards
• Department stores
• Opera

City Info
The city of Paris takes on a bejeweled look in the evenings. No wonder, it is called the city of lights. Throughout the ages Paris has drawn lovers of art and culture and they in turn have left their impressions which continue to attract tourists across the globe. Eiffel Tower, the identity of Paris is complemented well by Notre Dame Cathedral, Louvre Museum, Sainte Chapell, the glitzy shopping malls and gourmet restaurants, offering a holiday that is non-pareil.