Hotel Gabriel Paris Marais

General Information

The 1st « Detox Hotel » is a brand-new deluxe four-star shop hotel in Le Marais area. Located right in the centre of Paris, Hotel Gabriel Paris Marais is perfectly dedicated to your wellbeing and proposes offbeat-spot seeking customers a hushed upscale escape. A smartly-lit Art Deco front hides intimate and delicate interiors, starting with an fascinating foyer. The « zen » and pure ambiance contributes to general recreation. To get to an indoor ecology, the « Detox » idea fuses 2 necessary keys to body cleansing: a regenerating sleep and a healthy diet.

Location Information

Just 2 blocks away from Place de la Republique and less than a 100 metres from 2 metro stations (Republique and Oberkampf), providing delightful connections to all of the town's main sites of interest.
By Metro: Gare du Nord/de l'Est (less than ten min), Gare d'Austerlitz/de Lyon (20/25min), Gare St-Lazare (20 min), By Bus 96: Gare Montparnasse (40 min). Roissy-charles de Gaulle airport: 30km. Orly Airport: twenty kilometers.

CULTURE

1)The smallest cottage of Paris
39, rue du Chateau d’eau
75010 PARIS
1, 20 metres spacious and five m high: this tiny cottage was constructed in XIXe century.

2)The oldest cottage of Paris
51, rue de Montmorency
75003 PARIS
Can you imagine: it was constructed in 1644 !

3)Hotel du Nord
102, quai de Jemmapes
75010 PARIS
Famous due to the homonymous movie from Marcel Carne… even thought all the movie took spot in studios. Nowadays, it's a very expedient restaurant. Fresh products and pretty wines.

4)Canal Saint Martin
With its turning bridge and 9 locks, the canal is greatly happy to stroll or cicle by. Cruises also possible !

5)Opera Bastille
2-6, site de la Bastille
75011 PARIS

7)Pere Lachaise Cemetery
In XXe district
The most visited parisian cemetery. You'll find the graves of plenty of celebrities: Moliere, Chopin, Haussmann, Ferdinand de Lesseps, Nadar, but moreover Jim Morrison or Oscar Wilde.

SHOPS
2 to five mins strolling from the guesthouse :

1)Market (fruits, vegetables, cheese, clothes…) each tuesday and friday
2)Small supermarkets
3)Bakeries
4)Book boutiques (with foreign magazines and newspapers).