City guide
The Monceau Élysées hotel district
Located in the hearth of the 17th arrondissement, the Hôtel Monceau Élysées invites you to discover a district that combines Parisian elegance, cultural heritage and the art of living. Between the calm of Parc Monceau, the lively markets of Batignolles and the splendor of the Champs-Élysées, every corner is full of treasures to explore. A true immersion in the authenticity and dynamism of the capital.
Champs Élysées
The Avenue des Champs Élysées, as famous as all the brands it hosts, is today considered the most beautiful avenue in the world. Like Louis Vuitton, all the biggest brands have set up their showcase boutiques there, like real little museums.
Parc Monceau
The most elegant in garden in Paris, Parc Monceau is one of the most beautiful bucolic walks in the capital. Surrounded by rich private mansions, the park contains magnificient 18th-century English gardens ponctuated by ponds, rotundas and marble statues.
Salle Pleyel
A parisian symphonic concert hall, the Salle Pleyel takes it’s name from the famous French piano manufacturer Pleyel. Listed as a historical monument in 2002, it has hosted nearly 20.000 concerts and 25.000.000 spectators since it’s opening.
The Arc de Triomphe
Decided by Napoleon I to celebrate the flory of war heroes, the Arc de Triompge is the symbol of the nation. Since 1923, it has housed the eternal flame of the Unknown Soldier. Dominating the Place de l’Étoile and its twelve avenues, its panoramic terrace offers a breathtaking view of the capital.
Palais des Congrès
Just a few steps from Porte Maillot, the Palais des Congrès is a major business, conference and entertainment venue in the capital. It has four amphitheaters as well as numerous lounges, boutiques, restaurants, meeting rooms and exhibition areas.
Neighborhood Markets
Paris’s 17th arrondissement is brimming with small local markets. Browse the stalls of cheesemongers, market gardeners, florists and pork butchers in a friendly atmosphere, in search of new flavors. The Batignolles market and the flower market are open every day except Monday. For an all-organic market, visit rue des Batignolles on Saturday mornings.
Small neighborhood addresses
For small appetites or meals on the go, the district hides some lovely little addresses: the Aubrac Corner and its Aveyron specialties to take away, the Valois 1868, a bistro with 150 years of cuisine or the small English tea room Twenty Peas for organic, healthy and gourmet cuisine according to the market. Also take a trip to the Brasserie La Lorraine to taste their delicious seafood.
Pâtisserie des Rêves
The “Pâtisserie des Rêves” is an emblematic venue for French gourmet delights, designed by Philippe CONTICINI. Recognized as one of the world’s finest pastry chefs, he presents his creations here under cloches like real jewels. Enjoy rue Poncelet.
Great Restaurants
For more prestigious dinners, the hotel is surrounded by beautiful restaurants such as 39V on the roof of 39 Avenue Georges V and three Michelin-starred restaurants: the Relais & Châteaux Apicius restaurant by Jean-Pierre Vigato, the Pavillon Ledoyen by Yannick Alléno and the more classic Taillevent.
Les Batignolles
Known for having been the haunt of many artists, the Batignolles district is today dotted with small bars, restaurants and shops that are essential to Parisien life. Stroll between the artists’ studios of Rue Legendre, the gourmet stalls of Rue Lévis and discover the good addresses in the district for a drink or all night.
Faubourg Saint Honoré Street
A symvol of French chic, Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré is one of the most luxurious avenues in the capital. Renowned for its embassies and art galleries, it is home to the greatest haute couture houses such as Lanvin, Cartier, Yves Saint-Laurent, Chloé, Chanel and Hermès.
