Hôtel Concorde Montparnasse

Ideally located on the Left Bank, in the Montparnasse area, in the heart of Paris, the hotel offers a warm and caring welcome.

Hotel Concorde Montparnasse features peaceful accommodation in a quiet street only 5 minutes away from the young and lively Montparnasse area and all its bars, restaurants and typical Parisian cafés.

Due to its central location and the closeness of public transport, the hotel boasts a privileged location to experience Paris and enjoy all the activities the French capital has to offer.

The 354 spacious rooms are decorated in shades of ecru and poppy, to suit everyone's tastes, with all the facilities of a modern room.

Some rooms have a magnificient view over the inner garden, the Place de Catalogne (a very large square), or the Eiffel Tower.

Our restaurant Ô 40 offers you a selection of high-quality products: generous tasting and gourmet buffets or à la carte menus. It is open every day from 12:00 until 15:00 for lunch and from 07:00 until 11:00 for dinner. Summer terrace.

Buffet breakfast is served in our restaurant from 06:00 until 09:30. Alternatively, a continental breakfast can be served in your room from 06:00 until 12:00.

Choose your cocktail in our bar Le Wengé and wander through the library housing numerous works by artists who lived nearby. The bar is open from 06:00 until midnight.

Located on the Place de Catalogne, the Hotel Concorde Montparnasse is privileged to have a patio and a private carpark. Montparnasse train station, and metro stations (Montparnasse Bienvenue, Gaîté or Pasteur) at a 3 min walk distance (150 m). Air France bus shuttles to/from Orly and Charles de Gaulle airports are down the street. 2 kms to the nearest fair site (Porte de Versailles exhibition center), direct access by metro (line 12).

Numerous shops can be found in the nearby streets of the rue de Rennes and the rue d'Alésia. For entertainment, 4 theatres are just a couple of minutes away : Gaîté, Montparnasse, Comédie Italienne, Rive Gauche. And a whole range of cabarets and jazz clubs (Le Petit Journal), bars, restaurants, bowling, museums.