Rue de Bourgogne in Paris
The pleasant and calm street where our hotel is located.
Rue de Bourgogne in Paris near Les Invalides gets its name from the Duke of Burgundy, the grandson of King Louis XIV. A judgement of the King's Council officially ordered the road to be opened on 23 August 1707.
It starts at Place du Palais Bourbon and ends at Rue de Varenne. It epitomises a certain French way of life, like the rest of the 7th arrondissement, and is lined with decor boutiques and sophisticated restaurants like "Tante Marguerite" next to the National Assembly. Famous brasseries are not lacking in this neighbourhood, especially on Rue Saint-Dominique and Rue Bellechasse, a stone's throw from our hotel on Rue de Bourgogne.
Also on Rue Saint-Dominique you will find the Maison de la Chimie, an historical and unmissable address for conferences in Paris, with its prestigious amphitheatres, meeting rooms and lounges.
