Hôtel de la Tour d'Auvergne

Frommer's Review

Here's a good bet for those who want to be near the Opéra or the Gare du Nord. This building was erected before Baron Haussmann reconfigured Paris's avenues around 1870. Later, Modigliani rented a room for 6 months, and Victor Hugo and Auguste Rodin lived on this street. The interior has been modernized into a glossy internationalism. The guest rooms are meticulously coordinated, yet the small decorative canopies over the headboards make them feel cluttered. Though the views over the back courtyard are uninspired, some guests prefer the quiet of the rear rooms. Every year, five rooms are renovated, and each unit comes with a tub/shower combination.

Facilities:
Bar; room service; nonsmoking rooms

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