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SPORT FACILITIES AND LEISURE ACTIVITIES AT THE PROPERTY OR NEARBY |
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The "Le Bélier"
Restaurant
The magnificent ram's head in the entrance of the hotel
lends its name to the restaurant. You reach your table by
passing under a central glass roof that interestingly
creates a relaxing and private atmosphere. Seated at your
table you can appreciate the view onto the patio and its
1830 Nicolas Ledoux fountain. Then, at the sight of the menu
you will have no choice but to think of one of Oscar Wilde's
famous remarks: "One can resist anything but temptation"!.
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The Bar
Following in the footsteps of Oscar Wilde, Jorge Luis Borges and
many other celebrities who have stayed at L'Hôtel, you will enjoy
the cocktails named after them: 'Cardinal', 'Oscar Wilde', 'Mistinguett'.
The piano bar, three nights a week, contributes to your relaxation
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Thermal Baths
Created within the old vaults of the hotel and in the
spirit of a Roman bath, you can find tranquillity and peace
of mind in the hammam and perpetual wave swimming pool.
Cooling off in the adjoining rotunda completes the relaxing
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ABOUT PARIS |
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Nicknamed "the City of Light"
(la Ville Lumière) since lighting its main boulevards with
gas street lamps in 1828, the city of Paris also has a
reputation as a "romantic" city and the "heart of Europe".
The most recognisable symbol of Paris is the 324 metre
(1,063 ft) brown metal Eiffel Tower located on the banks of
the Seine. Paris is also internationally renowned for its
defining neoclassical architecture and its influence in
fashion and the arts.
As one of the main cultural and political centers in Europe
since the early Middle Ages, Paris contains many vestiges
from its past including numerous art galleries, museums and
theatres. More recently, it has grown into a significant
centre of international trade with ever-growing modern
business districts, including La Défense, which forms a
secondary city centre. Paris hosts the headquarters of many
international trade and social organisations, including the
OECD and UNESCO in addition to the head offices of nearly
half of all French companies and offices of many major
international firms. |
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