Hotel Hameau de Passy

All rooms look out onto a charming garden… and feature refined amenities : attractive bathroom, hair-dryer, direct dial phone (WIFI connection possible), colour cable TV. Some of our rooms are communicating and can receive up to four persons. The staff is at your service to help you discover unwonted museums like the Wine museum. Open in 1984, the Wine museum is a place with a cultural vocation that wishes to testify to the richness and diversity of the French patrimony through objects related to vineyard and wine works. The collection is presented in ex-quarries exploited in the Middle-Ages and rearranged later as cellars by the Minimes brothers of the Passy convent. The hotel has you benefit from a reduction in the closest parking lot open until midnight. Your pet dog will be able to accompany you. In ten minutes transportation, you can visit the Arch of triumph and the Champs-Elysées avenue. Nowadays the Champs-Elysées avenue is one of the most famous avenues with its cinemas, cafés and luxury shops. This status gave it the privilege to be embellished to the point of becoming one of the most representative symbols of Paris. The arch of Triumph is located at the extremity of the Champs-Elysées avenue. Napoleon the First will order the Arch in 1806 in order to celebrate his victories. He wanted to construct a triumphant avenue. The monument has been sheltering, since 1920, the body of the First World War unknown soldier.

Family rooms can welcome parents and children. The hotel also has a lift. Your valuables are secure in private safes to be booked at reception. The hotel also has a special area where you can leave your luggage. You have the possibility to play golf as there is a golf course within 3 kms, or to practise horse-riding in the Boulogne woods. The hotel offers you multiple services: a room service, a laundry service. We also have a dry-cleaning option. The hotel can handle your ticket reservations for shows of your choice. You can also visit Balzac museum at the heart of Passy. Situated in the old Passy village, the house of Balzac occupies the offices of a "folly" edified at the end of the XVIIIth century. The museum collections contain numerous literary documents: manuscripts, autograph letters, original editions, rare books coming from Balzac private library.