Hotel Baudelaire Opera 61 Rue Sainte-Anne - 75 002 Paris Tel: 01.42.97.50.62 Fax: 01.42.86.85.85 e-mail:  hotel@noos.fr
	Metro: Pyramides, 4 Septembre, Opera, Palais Royal

My parents and sister stayed in this hotel in September of 2000. They all said it was a great place to stay. A British woman (Linda) worked at the front desk. She was very helpful since nobody spoke French. The location is very convenient to many subway lines as you can see from the map above. It is also within walking distance of the Louvre. They had a double room that was two levels which was very convenient. Pricing was VERY REASONABLE. Many pictures are below - be patient while they load. You can see that my Mom is right when she says it is very spacious, especially by European standards.

Here is my Mom's Hotel Status Report:

1. Very, very nice rooms - newly decorated. Color scheme: Bright yellow, powder blue, royal blue, gold. Powder blue carpeting, yellow, blue, and gold striped wallpaper on bottom of walls. Solid yellow wallpaper on top of walls. Blue and white quilted bedspread.

2. Furnature - French provincial off white. Royal blue velvet couch and chairs. Off white French Provincial glass covered writing table.

3. Windows - Open from floor to ceiling - from 1st level to 2nd level 11 winding steps connect the 2 levels. Drapes match striped wallpaper - Very pretty!

4. Bathroom - all tiled - god as far as European powder rooms go. Nice Tub and Shower. Comment from Dad - BUT NO SHOWER CURTAINS!

5. Compact Refrig in corner of living room. Spacious for Europe.

6. TV - Color cable with remotes on both levels.

7. Daily breakfasts were delicious.

Above - Front of Hotel - Undergoing a facelift at the time of my parents' visit. Below - Bed upstairs	Above - Sitting room near the hotel lobby. Below - Upstairs TV & table
Above: Downstairs sitting area & couch. You can see the winding staircase leading to the upstairs bedroom shown above. Below: Door on right is entrance, door on left is the bathroom. This is downstairs	Above - View from the room window Below: Downstairs TV and siting area.