I believe you can hop on the train at the corner station about 3 min walk from hotel to get to the Eurostar station. This hotel has a great concierge, they can help.

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Agree with the 45 minutes to an hour time frame. The metro is an option, but it also may be a little stressful with kids in tow and not knowing the routes. We found Uber to be the go-to solution for getting around the city.

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The one I had was only with shower.

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It is about a half hour walk. First of all get a local map from the front desk. It is a straight line walk along one road that changes its name several times. Turn right out of the hotel then turn left onto Rue Poissonnaire which changes to rue des petite carreaux after you cross the road at rue de clery. It then changes again to rue Montorgueil after you cross Rue Leopold Bellan which will take yo to the Les Halles shopping centre which tends to be a bit of a maze, (just ask someone if you get a bit lost here) essentially you are looking for McDonalds and when you pass by it you are then looking for Place Maurice Quentin to find rue du Pont Neuf which you follow across rue de Rivoli and this takes you to Pont Neuf on the Seine. Paris isn’t hard to find your way around, but if you are a first timer a map is essential. It is a lovely walk and you pass by many local shops and people gaze. Good luck with your travels. The hotel is fabulous, especially the breakfast. Kind regards Di

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Call them on +33 9 77 55 16 25 & ask for Connie. Say Joanne Little recommended you (that’s me, we have a great relationship with her!) & ask for help with connections. The room shouldn’t be a problem, most hotels in France are now non smoking. Enjoy!

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