Hotel Britannique * * *

The Hotel Britannique is a genuine charming hotel. Its site, close to Place du Chatelet, in the historical centre of Paris is ideal for visiting by foot the oldest districts such as the Louvre, Les Halles, Le Marais, Saint Germain des Prés and the Latin Quarter, the islands of la Cité and Saint Louis. Since 1861, The Hotel Britannique has cultivated the great courtesy of the English art of living tinted with elegance which makes the Parisian charm. It has also added to it the refinements of a top of the range comfort and the conviviality of traditional French hospitality.
The Hotel Britannique offers rather simple rooms but comfortable enough as you would expect them to be in a city like Paris, for the price they charge, which is by all standards a good rapport quality - price. The breakfast is buffet style, as much as you care to eat, including: eggs, nine varieties of cheeses (including cheddar), ham, butter, jelly, yogurt, coffee, tea, fresh bread and croissants, fresh fruits (a nice basket), and even fresh orange juice, which is usually quite expensive in Paris. And last but not least, is the hotel's salon, contrary to most hotels, very cosy and inviting to seat back and relax listening to nice easy music in very comfortable couches that will undoubtedly make you feel as if you were home.