Description
The Hotel Allegro is a modern hotel situated in the east of Paris, two blocks from Place de la Nation, four blocks from the Palais Omnisport de Bercy. The Bois de Vincennes park and zoo and the Père Lachaise cemetery are within three kilometers. Air conditioned guest rooms are simply decorated in blues and yellows, with light oak wood furniture and patterned fabrics. All rooms offer satellite television, clock radios and high speed Internet connections.
The hotel offers a buffet breakfast service, and guests can also relax in the salon where drinks are served. Childcare, laundry and dry cleaning facilities are available, and the business traveler is equally served with computer rental, wireless Internet access and a meeting room. Airport transportation can be arranged, and there is also garage parking. Shopping at the new Viaduc des Arts Arcades can be combined with a stroll along the landscaped walkway above, and the Museum of African and Oceanian Arts is two blocks away. Orly and Charles de Gaulle airports both have direct connections to Nation RER station, a few blocks away, or can be reached by bus or taxi.
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Allegro Hotel Paris
33, Avenue du docteur arnold netter
75012
DirectionsTake the A106 5 Km towards Paris, then merge onto the A6B.
Go 5 Km, then right onto the Boulevard Périphérique.
After 2 Km, bear right onto the ramp (N19/Quai d'Ivry).
Quai d'Ivry, becomes the Quai Panhard et Levassor.
Turn right onto Pont de Tolbiac, which becomes Rue Joseph Kessel.
Then Rue de Dijon and Place Lachambeaudie.
Bear right onto Rue Proudhon, and then right onto Rue des Fonds Verts.
Turn onto Rue de Charenton, and then immediately right onto Rue Taine.
Bear right onto Boulevard de Reuilly, then left onto Boulevard de Picpus.
At the roundabout, take the right exit onto Avenue de Saint Mandé.
Go right again onto Rue du Docteur Arnold Netter.
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