courtyard or Avenue du General Leclerc. All have Charles de Gaulle Airport is 50 kilometres from the A renovated 19th century building with ivory façade and hotel, a drive of around 45 minutes. contemporary decor, with furniture by French design house Cinna Roset, and come with desks and chairs, dial up Internet connections (surcharge, minibars, and satellite television. A winding staircase leads from the lobby down to a breakfast room with polished parquet floors and colourful modern art, where the daily menu includes eggs and homemade pastries. Complimentary newspapers are to be found in the lobby where multilingual staff can assist with ticket bookings and provide sightseeing advice. The Montparnasse district is home to the historic brasseries of the Lost Generation around Montparnasse Cemetery, and the discount markets of Rue d'Alesia. Guests can take a short metro ride to the Catacombs of Paris, 250 metres away, where skeletons of millions of Parisians have been carefully stacked through the centuries. Guests can also visit the lively Latin Quarter, three kilometres away