LE CARMEN

The former pivate mansion, where lived Georges Bizet, who would have composed his opera  Carmen, is revived ! Called...The Carmen, and at a couple of doors from Pigalle Place, this superb & surprinsingly area, is classified by the historical Monuments.

Wood panelling & painted high ceilings, majestic columns decorated with caryatids, alcoves with dim coulours & cosy hushed lounges, furnished with marble law tables & Louis XVI armchairs, make this majical place.

 Carmen, 22, rue de Douai, Paris 9e. 
Phone. : +33(0)1 45 26 50 00.
www. Le-carmen.fr. 
Metro : Pigalle.
Open from Tuesday till Saturday from 7.00pm till 02.00am. 
Glass of wine: 6 euros. Cup of champagne : 10 euros. Cocktail : 12 euros

Christmas Offer

 

From December 15 2013 to December 26 2013

 

From 190€ / night

Stay 3 nights and get free buffet breakfast, a bottle of champagne and a box of chocolates.

 

 

A restaurant in the art deco fashion style, where Josephine Baker or Sidney Bechet had the use to come when they were in Paris. The atmosphere was modernized with keeping its historical touch. In this cosy place, the Young japanese Chef, Motoda Isamu, succeeds to gather international guests, around a modern menu,  rassemble une clientèle internationale autour d’une carte moderne : ibaïona pork loin with caramalized pork sauce, shellfish risotto with safran spicy, prawns, squids & clams roasted, Back Forest Verrine with pistachio ice cream and kirsh sirup.



INFORMATION

7 rue Jean-Baptiste Pigalle
75009 Paris
Metro : Trinité-Etienne-d'Orves
Phone: +33 (0)1 48 74 62 27

OPENING HOURS

From 12.00am till 3.00 pm
From 7.00pm till 11.30 pm
Closed on saturday for the lunch, sunday for dinner.

 

 

 

Jonathan Lutz, before at the Restaurant in the Crillon Hotel suggest you a fresh cuisine based on seasonnal products, "home made" meals, according the daily market...

From Tuesday till Saturday

Lunch : 12 am till 2.30 pm
Dinner : 07.15 pm till 10.45 pm

 

52 Rue Lamartine
75009 Paris

 

Phone : +33 (0)1 48 78 15 18
email : info@restaurant-les-saisons.com

Metro Line 7 : Cadet or Pelletier Stop

Metro Line 12 : N.D. de Lorette or St. Georges Stop

Bus Line 67 ou 74 :  Carrefour Chateaudun Stop

A New Musical Show

Book now your places for the new show "Beauty & the Best" at  Mogador Theatre  !

Find out the last masterpiece of Walt Disney, only 10 mins walks from the Hotel!

Information & Bookings : http://www.labelleetlabete.fr/

Pantruche

Pantruche, the french slang for Paris....

A name vey well found for this bistrot with retro chic decor, in a atmosphere of  the1940-1950's years.

Concerning the cuisine, the Chef Franck Baranger, who has made his training d'Eric Fréchon & Christan Constant, cooked seasonnal meals in this Bistronomic Trend.

Restaurant Le Pantruche

3, rue Victor Massé

Paris (75009) 

SUBWAY :Anvers & Pigalle

PHONE : +33 1 48  78 55 60

Privé de Dessert

Discover a restaurant with an unique concept !

Dishes imagined as desserts, let you inspire by their tomato millefeuille, lamb charlotte or gambas eclair...

4 rue Lallier 75009 Paris.

Métro Barbès or Anvers.
Open from Tuesday till Saturday.
+33 1 45 26 84 43
Menu between 10 and 30 euros.

**** Special Offer : 3 nights Exception Stay ****

 From October 20th till December 26th 2013

 

From 200 € / night

 

Book 3 nights in Executive Room & enjoy an upgrade in Deluxe Room & A bottle of Champagne offered. (Offer can be change, cancelled & non refundable. Total pre- payment at the reservation time.) 

 

Click on > http://www.legrey-hotel.com/en/special-offers.html

Some sweetness at The Grey Hotel ...

Our slippers with"Le Grey" stamped are arrived !

You will feel it in the cosy atmosphere of our bathrooms...

Ron Mueck - April 16th till October 27th 2013 - Paris 14.

Ron Mueck has been invited to present his new sculpture at the Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain from April 16 to October 27 2013. This is his first major exhibition in Europe since the hugely successful Fondation Cartier exhibition of 2005.

A Ron Mueck exhibition is a rare event.
Based in London, Ron Mueck has had highly acclaimed exhibitions around the world from Japan to Australia, New Zealand and Mexico, but shows of his new work in Europe have not been frequent occurrences. Mueck works slowly in his small North London studio, making time itself an important element in his creative process. His human figures are meticulously detailed, with surprising changes of scale that place them as far from academic realism as they are from pop art or hyperrealism.
 

Fondation Cartier pour l'art contemporain
261, boulevard Raspail
75014 Paris
Tél. +33 (0)1 42 18 56 50

Exhibitions
Open every day, except Monday, from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Open Tuesday evenings until 10 p.m.
Closed on Mondays
Rates
Entrance fee: 10.5 euros
Reduced rate: 7 euros
Access
Métro: lines 4 et 6, stations Raspail ou Denfert-Rochereau
Bus: 38, 68
RER: Denfert-Rochereau

Le Flamboire

Next to the Hotel, 5 min walking distance, le Flamboire suggest you a great experience of grilled meals directly front of you,

54, rue Blanche
Paris 9
Tél. 06 95 01 77 38
Lunch: 20-25€
Dinner : 45-55 €
Web: flamboire.wix.com/leflamboireparis

Chez Grenouille

Close to the Hotel, this restaurant suggest a traditionnal french cuisine, in an quiet & cosy atmosphere

52, rue Blanche
Paris 9ème
Tél. 01 42 81 34 07
Formule : 25 (lunch.), 35 €
Menu : 35-55 €
Website: www.restaurant-chezgrenouille-paris.com

 

Catacombs: Welcome to the bowels of Paris

The Catacombs, which form a veritable labyrinth beneath the very heart of Paris, were created in the galleries of the former quarries whose stone was used to build the capital.

In the long maze of dark galleries and narrow passages, visitors can see a tableau of death with bones arranged in a macabre display of high Romantic taste.

This unusual site movingly brings the history of the Parisian people back to life and takes visitors on a timeless journey.

The quarrying left. empty areas used to create the eighteenth-century ossuary which became the Paris Catacombs.

The bones from several graveyards and churches in Paris undoubtedly include the remains of many famous names from previous centuries including, amongst others, the writers François Rabelais (between 1483 and 1494 -1553), Jean de La Fontaine (1621-1698) and Charles Perrault (1628 - 1703).

Catacombes de Paris
1, avenue du Colonel Henri Rol-Tanguy (place Denfert-Rochereau)
75014 Paris

Métro et RER B : Denfert-Rochereau 
Bus : 38, 68 

Distance covered: 2 km.
Duration of the tour: 45 minutes.
No toilet or cloakroom facilities available.
130 steps to go down and 83 steps back up to street level.
Temperature: 14°C.

Open daily from 10am to 5pm, except Mondays and public holidays
Last admission: 4pm.

Type of visit	Full rates	Concessions	Half rate
Catacombs and exhibition	8€	6€	4€