La Mutinerie

Elegant rooms & suites in a sophisticated hotel offering high-end dining, a bar & a luxe spa. In a Haussmann building in the upscale 8th arr., this sophisticated hotel is off Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, a fashionable shopping street. It's a 10-minute walk from a metro station and 2 km from the Louvre Museum. Elegant rooms with modern or vintage-chic decor have smart TVs, Wi-Fi and Nespresso machines, plus marble bathrooms. Suites add living rooms and fireplaces. There's a high-end restaurant with 3 dining areas (1 with a glass roof; 1 in a lush courtyard garden), as well as an ultra-refined bar. Other amenities include an indoor pool, a gym and a luxe Japanese-style spa. Breakfast is available.

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"Au Bistrot du Peintre, restaurant traditionnel centenaire Art Nouveau, on mange des plats traditionnels français. Et on y mange bien. Le Bistrot du Peintre, bistrot typique des années 1900, avenue Ledru-Rollin dans le quartier de la Bastille, au style Art Nouveau est plus que centenaire, puisqu'il a ouvert ses portes en 1902. Hervé Bonal, un Auvergnat, en est l'actuel propriétaire. Il a commencé sa carrière au Bistrot du Peintre en 1991 comme serveur, puis l'a dirigé de 1993 à 1999 avant de le gérer et de le racheter en 2003. Le Bistrot du Peintre s'est refait une beauté en 2012 où tout a été entièrement refait mais en gardant son style Art Nouveau : de ses luminaires, à ses portes, en passant par les boiseries, le cuivre, sa mosaïque au"