Hotel Moulin Vert

74, rue Moulin Vert | Map and Directions

About Hotel Moulin Vert

Close to the hustle and bustle of Montparnasse, yet located in a quiet and typically Parisian neighbourhood, the Hotel Moulin Vert offers pleasant rooms in a charming setting. English-speaking staff provides professional service and ensure your stay in Paris is enjoyable and successful.

All rooms have their own bathroom with WC and are equipped with direct-dial telephone, cable TV (14 French and international channels including CNN and BBC WORLD) and safety deposit box. Double-glazing, black-out curtains, professional SIMMONS bedding as well as a small desk add to your comfort. The hotel is open 24 hours with a night receptionist on duty to assist you.

Generous continental breakfasts are served in our breakfast room between 07.00h and 09.30h or can be delivered to your room - for no extra charge. A selection of hot drinks is on offer, complemented by fresh « baguette » and croissants, a wide variety of jams and honey. Cereals, yogurts and cheese are also available.

A small lounge welcomes you on the ground floor. Soft lighting, back-ground music, inviting arm-chairs - simple but comfortable. Ideal as a meeting-point, to wait for a taxi, to flick through a magazine or to watch TV. Also available in the lounge are an Internet Access Point for checking your e-mails or surfing the Net, a coffee machine serving delicious Italian espressos and a vending machine tempting you with cold drinks and snacks.

A mere 15 minutes walk from Montparnasse TGV railway station, less than 2 miles away from the Exhibition Centre of the Porte de Versailles and 10 minutes by underground from the Champs-Elysees, Hotel Moulin Vert nestles in an area which has preserved its unique character: a little village in the heart of Paris, full of popular restaurants, colourful street-markets, fashion boutiques and artists' studios. Spared by the never-ending flow of tourists found in so many other spots of the capital, the Alesia-Montparnasse neighbourhood will delight the visitor looking for that incomparable blend of sights and sounds so typical of Paris, which has been celebrated for years in films and literature.