Name: Renaissance Paris Arc de Triomphe
Address: 39 Avenue de Wagram, Paris, France, 75017, France

Renaissance Paris Arc de Triomphe

Paris, France

Renaissance Paris Arc de Triomphe

Paris, France

About the hotel

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"A perfectly placed launching pad from which to explore the city, Renaissance Paris Arc de Triomphe Hotel boasts contemporary guestrooms, a Mediterranean restaurant and a truly spectacular address."

Set just steps away from the iconic landmark that shares its name, Renaissance Paris Arc de Triomphe Hotel is a perfect launching pad from which to explore the City of Lights. Its unbeatable address places it within easy reach of Paris’ most beloved sights: the Eiffel Tower, Louvre Museum and the Avenue des Champs-Élysées, to name just three. A quick cab ride will whisk you off to the city’s most famous attractions, and there’s seemingly endless shopping, dining and experiences to be had within strolling distance of the hotel.

Within this hotel are just 96 rooms and 22 suites; its intimate size makes it a boon for travellers looking to avoid the crowds associated with larger hotels. Rooms are light-filled and contemporary and set in cool neutral shades of charcoal and white with brilliant bursts of hot pink adding an unexpected (yet welcome) burst of vibrancy to the spaces. Floor-to-ceiling windows flood the modern accommodations with plenty of natural light; try to snag a room with a balcony if you can, and opt for a room on a higher floor. While the rooms could do with a little bit more personality, they are nevertheless attractive and thoughtfully appointed. For the most quintessential Parisian experience, consider splurging for either the Paris Skyview Terrace or the Arc de Triomphe Terrace accommodations, both of which make the most of the city's iconic views.

There's just one restaurant within the hotel, though – given that this is Paris – you'll have absolutely no trouble finding seemingly infinite eateries just steps away. Nevertheless, the hotel's sole dining venue is a good one and is certainly well worth a visit. Called Solis Bar & Restaurant, this lively spot is open for all meals of the day and has a menu that highlights both vibrant Mediterranean cuisine and the restaurant’s signature brand of joie de vivre.

You're bound to get plenty of exercise by walking the city's streets, but if you're searching for a more conventional workout, the hotel does have a comprehensive fitness centre that's open 24 hours a day. When it comes time to explore, the only trouble is knowing where to start: Cathédrale Notre-Dame and Château de Versailles are both a quick car ride away, as are The Tuileries Garden, Opera Garnier and Paris’ famous catacombs.