Hotel Hameau de Passy

Our charming hotel is situated at the heart of the lively Passy district, one of the very chic areas in Paris, the XVIth Parisian quarter. It is two steps away from OECD headquarters, several ambassies and different administrations. You will no doubt be charmed by the very peculiar atmosphere of that place, but most of all by the shopping activity of Passy street. Getting to the Hameau de Passy through a private lane, you will discover a flowery garden sheltered from the city rumors. Its absolute calm will surprise you: the song of the birds is the only diversion. This is countryside in Paris! You can fully enjoy your stay in Paris relaxing with your family after a day-work or having enjoyed the fashionable shops of Passy street. Our staff is at your disposal and will answer all your questions concerning the shops and the area around. If you wish so, you can discover the history of this place going from La Muette to Passy. Hotel Hameau de Passy is a real peaceful haven where it is nice resting. Our hotel is a two stars hotel but you will enjoy the services of a three stars hotel. The staff welcomes you in an entirely renovated décor and cares about your well-being. The environment will immediately charm you. This district invites to a meditation over one of the most decisive transformations of Paris. Every street brings unexpected memories, the interest of which rebounds every instant, as you find in turn the décor of traditional Paris and that of provincial France. Another specificity of the area is that you can visit just a few steps away from the Hameau, the fountain of La Muette gate as well as the Muette flower garden, one of the most beautiful gardens in the entire capital city.

All rooms look out onto a charming garden… and feature refined amenities : attractive bathroom, hair-dryer, direct dial phone (WIFI connection possible), colour cable TV. Some of our rooms are communicating and can receive up to four persons. The staff is at your service to help you discover unwonted museums like the Wine museum. Open in 1984, the Wine museum is a place with a cultural vocation that wishes to testify to the richness and diversity of the French patrimony through objects related to vineyard and wine works. The collection is presented in ex-quarries exploited in the Middle-Ages and rearranged later as cellars by the Minimes brothers of the Passy convent. The hotel has you benefit from a reduction in the closest parking lot open until midnight. Your pet dog will be able to accompany you. In ten minutes transportation, you can visit the Arch of triumph and the Champs-Elysées avenue. Nowadays the Champs-Elysées avenue is one of the most famous avenues with its cinemas, cafés and luxury shops. This status gave it the privilege to be embellished to the point of becoming one of the most representative symbols of Paris. The arch of Triumph is located at the extremity of the Champs-Elysées avenue. Napoleon the First will order the Arch in 1806 in order to celebrate his victories. He wanted to construct a triumphant avenue. The monument has been sheltering, since 1920, the body of the First World War unknown soldier.