The Grand Hôtel du Havre is a charming hotel strategically located between Saint Lazarre, Madeleine and Opera Garnier.
It is situated right in the center, very close to the historic glamorous big stores (Galeries Lafayette, Printemps at the Boulevard Haussmann) that attracts international visitors, a good choice of a typical terraced Brasserie. Also gets you a very easy access to the finest Parisian boutiques.
The reception service is available 24 hours a day and 7 days a week.
Hotel Right next to Gare Saint Lazare dispose of isolated bedrooms, with a choice of categories, can easily welcome and organize big groups reservations.
At this stage, unfortunately we do not dispose of bedrooms suitable for guests’ reduced at 100 % mobility.
The Business District that hosts Le Grand Hotel du Havre 3*** is only 30 Minutes away from Château de Versailles
At the Grand Hotel du Havre, A full continental Breakfast is served in the our dining room, A very much fulfilling choice of cold and hot dishes and drink to make a good start of the day, sightseeing and exploring the magic city.
The Grand Hotel du Havre lounge is very useful for relaxing after a long day, looking at one of the most dynamic neighborhoods in the heart of the French capital Paris, 2 steps away from the famous avenue des Champs Ellysée and the Louvre Museum.
Our hotel offers 81 comfortable rooms.
All team at the Grand Hotel du Havre is at your entire disposal for any queries required, here is a list of our services.Our rooms not adapted for people with reduced mobility.Pets are not allowed.
The Saint-Lazare district, located in the 8th arrondissement of Paris, is one of the liveliest and most frequented areas of the capital. At the heart of this neighborhood lies the Saint-Lazare station, one of Paris's major train stations serving the western region of France and parts of the Parisian suburbs. The area is a bustling commercial and transportation hub, surrounded by numerous offices, shops, cafes, and restaurants.
Just steps away from the station, you'll find famous department stores like Galeries Lafayette and Printemps, attracting visitors from around the world. The district also boasts typical Parisian architecture with its Haussmann-style buildings and wide boulevards.
There's no shortage of cultural and leisure options in the area, from theaters and cinemas to a variety of dining venues. Well-connected by metro lines, buses, and suburban trains, it serves as an ideal starting point for exploring Paris.
In essence, the Saint-Lazare district blends tradition and modernity harmoniously, offering a unique Parisian experience at every turn.
