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Sofitel Paris Arc De Trioomphe SOFITEL PARIS ARC DE TRIOOMPHE SITUATED JUST A SHORT DISTANCE FROM PARC MONCEAU, ON A QUIET STREET NEAR THE CHAMPS-ÉLYSÉES, THIS PEACEFUL HAVEN ARTFULLY BLENDS ITS MAJESTIC HAUSSMANNIAN FAÇADE WITH A MODERN INTERIOR DESIGN BY STUDIO PUTMAN. ROOMS AND SUITES 124 rooms: • 27 Superior rooms – 22 m2, 2 people max • 66 Deluxe rooms – 25-30 m2, 2 people max • 11 Junior suites – 30-35 m2, 3 people max • 13 Premium Junior suites – 35-38 m2, 3 people max • 5 Prestige suites – 50-53 m2, 3 people max • 1 Apartment – 65 m2, 3 people max • 1 Duplex – 73 m2, 3 people max Renovated rooms, nonsmoking, equipped with Sofitel MyBed™, refreshment area with Nespresso machine and a selection of teas, LED TV, Bose© sound system, Hermès© bath products, Room Cocoon menu, yoga mat and weights available with exercise menu, room service menu designed by Chef Christian Constant. Also available: connecting rooms and rooms for persons with reduced mobility. RESTAURANT AND BAR • Christian Constant’s Les Cocottes Arc de Triomphe is the expression of this renowned chef’s passion for bistro-chic cuisine. Bursting with authenticity and seasonal ingredients, the dishes are served in charming cast-iron casseroles. Enjoy French flavors and ambiance in the dining room, at the counter or on the terrace. • Le Bar harmoniously blends contemporary décor with Chef Christian Constant’s signature menu inspired by classic bistro dishes. In the evening, spend relaxing moments alongside a local and international clientele with a musical ambiance created by deejay Béatrice Ardisson. INSPIREDMEETINGS™ MEETING ROOMS THEATER U-SHAPE BOARDROOM CLASSROOM BANQUET COCKTAIL BUFFET SURFACE (m²) • 5 meeting rooms. CHARLOTTE 36 16 18 20 24 30 16 42 EILEEN 40 26 28 32 36 50 27 53 • LED lighting that mirrors natural daylight, with variable LOUISE 50 26 28 36 45 60 36 60 settings controlled by touchscreens. LA VERRIÈRE 60 30 30 48 60 70 45 72 LE SALON PUTMAN - - - - 22 40 20 38 • Full HD video projector and integrated screen, Bose© speakers. Complimentary WiFi. • Catering menu designed by Chef Christian Constant. OTHER SERVICES • Fitness room and business corner open 24/7. • A personalized décor that pays homage to the talents of renowned female artists. • Gold Key concierges, valet parking, public parking. • Private art collection in Le Putman Salon. Parc Monceau NEARBY Ternes Rue du SalleFaubourg Pleyel Famous monuments: A few steps from the Arc de Triomphe, PÉRIPHÉRIQUE Avenue Champs-Élysées and Parc Monceau. PORTE MAILLOT Arc de SOFITELKléber PARIS Franklin Museums: Grand Palais, Musée Jacquemart-André, Triomphe ARC DE TRIOMPHE Rue Beaujon Palais de Tokyo. SaintSaint-Honoré Honoré D. Roosevelt Avenue Hoche Avenue de Friedland Entertainment: Théâtre des Champs-Élysées, Lido, Salle Pleyel. Place Ch. de Gaulle Lido Avenue desLido Saint Philippe Ch. de Gaulle Rue de Washington AvenueAvenue MarceauMarceau du Roule ÉtoileEtoile RueReu de Berry TRANSPORT Avenue d’Iéna d’Iéna Georges V Champs-ÉlyséesChamps-Elysée Charles de Gaulle-Étoile (line 1), Ternes (line 2) AvenueAvenue Georges Georges V V Franklin Roosevelt Gare du Nord train station (Eurostar) (4.9 km), Avenue KleberKleber Rue François I Gare Saint-Lazare train station (2.5 km) Orly Airport (19 km), Roissy-Charles de Gaulle International PARIS er Airport (26 km) ThéatreThéâtre des Avenue Montaigne Champs-ElyséesChamps-Élysées Rue Pierre CharronCharon SOFITEL EST MAINTENANT DISPONIBLE SUR L’APPLICATION ACCORHOTELS SOFITEL PARIS ARC DE TRIOMPHE 14, RUE BEAUJON 75008 PARIS – FRANCE TEL. +33 1 53 89 50 50 – [email protected] WWW.SOFITEL.COM/1296.
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