Diversity is the wealth of Paris. Thus, we can stroll on the Grands Boulevards and the main avenues with huge Haussmann buildings, or walk through the picturesque little streets that look like a village. Far from the hustle and bustle of the City of Light, discover our B55 hotel near the Cité Florale in Paris 13.   Journey to the heart of the Cité Florale district, a stone’s throw from our hotel There is nothing more exotic than a little bucolic stroll in the heart of Paris. This is what we suggest you experience, by visiting the Cité Florale district, near our 4-star hotel. The origins of the Cité Florale Built on a huge meadow very often flooded by the Bièvre, the Cité Florale was born in 1928. The multiple floods made the ground fragile, and did not allow the construction of the huge traditional Haussmann buildings. The space was therefore occupied by multiple houses, which today offer this pretty neighborhood with the appearance of a small village. Then go to the southwest of Paris, for a bucolic walk that will surprise you. And to get your excursion off to a good start, we recommend that you start at number 45 rue Brillat-Savarin, then continue on rue des Volubilis, and let yourself be guided by the beauty of the alleys. A bucolic haven of peace in the heart of Paris If you don’t know the Cité Florale of Paris, close your eyes and forget all the images you have of the powerful and dynamic capital. Imagine a small hamlet of colorful houses in pastel shades. The cobbled streets of this small triangle-shaped district all bear the name of a flower, and there are 5 in number: rue des wisterias, rue des iris, rue des orchids, rue des volubilis, rue des bindweed. At the heart of this mini-district, the square of mimosas completes the floral tableau. Along the streets, we discover pretty houses full of colors and decorated with flowers, and elegant gardens with a peaceful atmosphere. Fifteen short minutes are enough to go around the Cité Florale. Fifteen minutes out of time, to live in complete peace of mind.   The B55: a charming hotel close to the Cité Florale To stay within the theme of nature and Parisian charm, we invite you to book a hotel room at B55, an establishment under the theme of relaxation and comfort. A luxury Wine & Spa hotel in the colors of the Cité Florale If you like the idea of ​​thebucolic atmosphere of the small streets of the Cité Florale in Paris, you will be seduced by the B55 hotel and its decoration on the theme of vines and wine. Extend the experience of nature in the heart of the city by staying in an elegantly decorated, spacious and bright room. Your comfort is ensured by the many luxury amenities, and your nights promise to be sweet and restful. A team at your service Staying in the luxury hotel B55 Wine & Spa in Paris 13 allows you to find a bubble of sweetness every evening, where many services are at your disposal to satisfy all your wishes. You will then have plenty of time to taste one of our great wines, thanks to our self-service wine by the glass dispenser. You are free to enjoy it in your room, or on our Parisian terrace. And if you feel like it, thewellness area, located in the basement of the hotel, welcomes you to a haven of peace where relaxation is in the spotlight. Swimming pool or sauna, all the equipment is a real call to relaxation. A hotel near the Cité Florale HotelB55 is just a 6-minute walk from the Cité Florale. You can then immerse yourself in the bucolic atmosphere as soon as you leave your room, without having to take public transport. And if you want to prolong the experience, the Butte aux Cailles is also near the hotel, and offers you another village-like district. Very well served by public transport, the 4-star hotel B55 is also the ideal starting point for all your visits to the monuments of Paris.   In the Cité Florale, the impression of living outside of time and the city offers a unique Parisian experience. Come and discover the Cité Florale, a stone’s throw from our hotel B55 in Paris 13, and treat yourself to a unique and soothing moment. 

Spending a weekend or more in a 4-star hotel with spa in Paris offering a real haven of peace and taking advantage of its indoor swimming pool and its spa to enjoy a moment of fitness, it is possible in our hotel the B55!Our best tips for paying less for your spa stay in Paris:Book your stay at the right time.There are two ways to look at it: you book your hotel room well in advance, or you bet on a last minute reservation. But what is the best solution? In principle, until you arrive and as long as the hotel is not full, its prices increase. To avoid paying your night full price, it is therefore preferable to do so in advance. Except that on D-Day, if the establishment is not full, the hotelier will prefer to lower the price of his rooms rather than see them unoccupied. Booking at the last minute can therefore allow you to benefit from a very good deal. You can take the risk, even if it means having to find another hotel at the very last minute.Travel out of season.Of course, if you want to save money, it is better to leave outside the busiest tourist periods, because as in these periods, demand is higher, hotels are full and room rates are higher. Conversely, in low season, hotel prices can sometimes drop by up to -50%, since in these periods supply is greater than demand. Another point to note before booking your accommodation, it is often preferable to travel during the week, especially avoiding Saturday, the most expensive day, except in cities where there are a large number of business travelers. In this case, the price of the hotel is always a little cheaper on weekends than on weekdays.Book directly on the hotel’s website.Many hotels offer their lowest rate directly on their website, in order to avoid paying commissions to platforms such as Booking or Expedia, or to a comparator such as Kayak, Trivago and others. While the price displayed is often the same, the value offered is generally higher when booking directly. Indeed, in this case, the hotelier can transfer to the customer advantages which would otherwise have been part of commission fees paid to an intermediary. The customer who books himself directly is often a winner. In this way, he can benefit from personalized service when booking, choosing the room, direct information on current promotions, possible freebies such as breakfast, for example. In addition, in some establishments, it is only by going live that you may be able to benefit from additional gifts such as a free night or a gift card for a future trip, advantages that you will only obtain in this way, because independent hotels are much more flexible in their operation.Take advantage of B55 loyalty programs and offers.Take advantage of loyalty programs:Finally, if you are a frequent traveler, one of the best ways to make some substantial savings, or to take advantage of discounts and other advantages, is to be loyal to the same brand of hotels. Many of them offer loyalty programs, as is the case for airlines. At Accor, for example, from the first reservation, members of the ALL loyalty program benefit from a reduction in several thousand of the group’s hotels. In our 4-star hotel with spa in Paris, if you have decided to take advantage of the capital to visit the must-see sites such as the Eiffel Tower, or even go for a stroll from Place de la Concorde to the Champs Elysées, you can benefit from our long-term offer from five nights, in all our rooms, from just €141 per night with breakfast included.The B55: your spa hotel in Paris.In an atmosphere combining naturalness and modernity, Le B55 is a haven of peace with refined decoration based on the theme of wine. Take advantage of one of our 48 rooms, from the standard to the family room for 5 people, with all the necessary comfort for an unforgettable stay in Paris.  reception 24-hour , multilingual team, lift, free wifi, air conditioning, newspapers, wine by the glass dispenser, iron and ironing board on request, public parking nearby… Come and visit Paris in a hotel that knows how to take care of you.Ideal for recharging your batteries alone or with your family, the B55 hotel offers you a relaxation area, a real place to get back into shape, including an indoor swimming pool and a sauna.

The Alésia district, or Petit-Montrouge district, in Paris 13, is the ideal place for a stay in Paris not far from the major sites of the capital. Passing through Paris this summer? Book your room at theB55 hotel and experience an unforgettable stay.The B55: your hotel in the Alésia Montparnasse districtIn the heart of Paris 13, the 4-star hotel B55 invites you to discover Paris by staying in a refined establishment, with considerable comfort.A hotel decorated on the theme of wineTheB55 hotel in Paris 13 is distinguished by its unique decoration articulated around the theme of wine and vines. You will then find a peaceful and refined atmosphere, where nature expresses itself through a unique interior decoration. Between vine leaves and bunch of grapes, discover the charm of the elegant architecture of this hotel in the heart of Paris, and savor the comfort and modernity of this secret refuge full of sweetness.The rooms and common areas of the hotel are a small bubble of tranquility that invites you to relax and rest after days of visiting one of the most beautiful cities in the world.Rooms at your Alésia Paris 13 hotelDo you want to be able to rest without constraint, away from the hustle and bustle of the capital? The rooms of the 4-star hotel B55 offer an exceptional relaxing setting to fully enjoy your stay in Paris. Alone, as a couple, with family or friends, choose the room that meets your expectations:The standard double room, with shower or bath, for 2 people;The family room can accommodate up to 4 people;The superior double room with small terrace;The superior double room with large private terrace.Take advantage of all the comforts of a chic and comfortable room, fully equipped: air conditioning, heating, wireless internet access, flat screen TV, desk, coffee machine, private bathroom, quality large double bed or single bed…Your 4-star hotel at your serviceTo meet all your expectations and satisfy all your needs, the B55 team offers various services to make your stay sweeter:A wine dispenser by the glass to taste the best wines in your room or in the lounge area;A buffet breakfast;A reception open 24 hours a day from Monday to Sunday;A wellness area with swimming pool and sauna;Unlimited and free WiFi;Luggage storage…The well-being and spa area of ​​the B55 hotelBecause visiting Paris in summer can be tiring, your 4-star hotel offers you a well-being area with indoor swimming pool and sauna. A haven of peace for a successful relaxation session, the spa welcomes you in a modern and uncluttered setting, for a journey of the senses in the heart of Paris.Experience the extraordinary sensation of being nestled in a bubble of well-being, sheltered from the tumult of Parisian life.Your Parisian boutique hotel in the Alésia districtIdeally located just a 10-minute walk from the famous Butte-aux-Cailles and 18 minutes from Place d’Italie, the4-star hotel in the Alésia district is very well served by transport in common, allowing you easy access to most of the must-see sites of the City of Light.You can then reach the imposing Notre-Dame de Paris cathedral in 30 minutes by metro, or the edifying Eiffel Tower in 35 minutes by metro from the Glacière metro station, line 6.The Petit-Montrouge district Alésia MontparnasseYour room reservation at the 4-star boutique hotel B55 is an opportunity to discover the Petit-Montrouge district, otherwise known as the Alésia district, in reference to the immense avenue Alésia which crosses it.Stroll through the Petit-Montrouge districtBordered by the Montsouris park and the Montparnasse cemetery, the Petit-Montrouge district was before a commune of Montrouge, before joining Paris in 1860. Although there are few monuments there, this district seduces above all for its soothing and calm setting, and its incredible charm.The architectural diversity makes all the beauty of this little corner of Paris, and many tourists like to discover the buildings of character, distributed at random from the suburban dead ends. Do not miss, then, the Adrienne villa and its small park, or the square of Châtillon, before going to rue Daguerre, a pedestrian street where the tradesmen animate the places with gaiety.Villa d’AlésiaVilla d’Alésia is a small street in Paris 13, lined with artists’ houses and Art Nouveau and Art Deco facades. In this Y-shaped impasse, climbing plants cling to the windows, the flowery frescoes and the brick walls, to give a bohemian atmosphere to this Parisian street.Take advantage of your visit to the Villa d’Alésia to stop off at essential addresses :Henri Matisse’s former painting studio, at number 37 bis;The house of the painter Auguste Leroux, at number 11;The studio of the sculptor Édouard-Marcel Sandoz, at number 2 bis.The Moulin de la Charité – MontparnasseGo through the gates of the Montparnasse cemetery, and walk along the paths to the Moulin de la Charité. It is the only mill, among the thirty identical buildings formerly present on the plain of Montrouge, to have resisted the ravages of time.Founded in the 17th century, it was transformed into a guinguette after the Revolution, before being surrounded by the Montparnasse cemetery in 1824. Although it was the residence of the cemetery keeper for a long time, the Moulin de la Charité is now unoccupied.The Paris observatory Aplace of research for the astronomers of the Sun King, theParis observatory is a historic building founded in 1667. It will remain, over time, an institution in the scientific world. In particular, it will be the point of origin of the meridian of France, used to establish maps of France, before the international convention adopted, in 1884, the meridian of Greenwich as the meridian of origin.Until the end of the 20th century, the building was a site for observation, research and the design of astronomical instruments. Its scientific activity will never be interrupted, making it a place rich in technical and scientific heritage.Take advantage of the summer to visit Paris, and book your next stay now at the 4-star B55 hotel. We welcome you in a soothing setting, close to the most beautiful sites in the capital.

For a short or long stay, alone, with friends or family, the B55 hotel is ideally located in the 13 arrondissement of Paris, a stone’s throw from the Butte-aux-Cailles. Take advantage of your stay in Paris to discover this charming district with the appearance of a small village.The B55: your hotel in Butte-aux-CaillesAre you looking for a hotel to spend a few days in Paris? The B55 opens its doors to you for an unforgettable stay.A 4-star hotel inspired by the world of wineWith its decoration entirely articulated around the theme of wine, the B55 hotel welcomes you in an exceptional setting, where refinement and elegance are at the rendezvous. Like the bucolic district of Butte-aux-Cailles, the 4-star tourist residence gives pride of place to vines and wine, with a sleek and modern design, where nature has its place.The tones are neutral and soft, the decor is trendy, to offer you a peaceful and comfortable atmosphere throughout your stay.The rooms of the B55 Wine & Spa hotelIn the continuity of the common areas and the welcome, the 48 rooms of the 4-star hotel B55 in Paris 13 have everything you need for a comfortable stay, in a chic space and warm. You can then book a room according to your needs and desires:For 2 people: the standard double room, the superior double room with small terrace, or the superior double room with large private terrace;Up to 4 people: the family room.You will have plenty of time to take advantage of the facilities at your disposal for a dream stay : heating, air conditioning, bathroom with shower or bath, unlimited Wi-Fi Internet, flat-screen TV, coffee machine, desk… your hotel in Paris 13Because it is always possible to improve your comfort, the B55 team offers free or à la carte services designed for your satisfaction:Distributor of wine by the glass;lounge area;Breakfast served in the dining room as an all-you-can-eat buffet;Reception open every day and 24 hours a day;Wellness area with sauna and indoor pool;Paid parking nearby;Luggage storage…The well-being area of ​​your 4-star hotelIn the basement of the tourist establishment hides a bubble of comfort, where you can relax after a day of sightseeing in Paris. Well-being is at the rendezvous in this space consisting of an indoor heated swimming pool and a sauna.Fill up on energy before finding the most beautiful monuments in Paris, and book your time slot to enjoy this well-being space with its natural and soothing decoration.A 4-star hotel in the heart of the 13tharrondissement Atthe junction of rue Alésia and rue Tolbiac, the B55 hotel is ideally located in the 13tharrondissement , and very well served by public transport.You are free, then, to organize your stay in the City of Light as you see fit, and to discover all the most beautiful places without constraint. Thanks to line 6 of the metro, tram 3A, or even RER B, you can easily reach the place of your choice, and not miss any of the wonders of Paris. You are thus 35 minutes by metro from the Eiffel Tower, or 27 minutes by bus from Notre-Dame Cathedral.But it would be a shame not to take advantage of your stay at the B55 hotel to discover the charming district of Butte-aux-Cailles.Walk on the Buttes-aux-CaillesA real bucolic bubble in the heart of Paris, the Butte-aux-Cailles district offers a typical village atmosphere, far from the tourist tumult of the great monuments. Let yourself be carried away by this peaceful atmosphere as you stroll through the streets of Butte-aux-Cailles, where Haussmann buildings and large avenues give way to small charming houses and cobbled streets.The passage Sigaud, the passage Barrault and the rue Alphand : these 3 cobbled streets of the district are the very example of the charm of the Butte-aux-Cailles. It’s like being on a film set, in a picturesque timeless atmosphere;Daviel Little Alsace to discover the workers’ town dating from 1913, lined with half-timbered houses and constructions with typical Alsatian pointed roofs;La Villa Daviel : Villa Daviel is not, as one might think, a house, but rather a pretty cobbled street that is worth the detour, lined with alleys of greenery and small individual houses;The Butte-aux-Cailles swimming pool : the art-deco style bathing establishment is listed as a historical monument, and has made the reputation of the district. There is a decoration of old Paris, but above all an outdoor swimming pool, appreciable when you visit Paris in summer;The murals of MissTic : strolling through the streets of Butte-aux-Cailles, you will not be able to ignore the murals that give an artistic soul to the district. This femme fatale dressed in a black skirt, accompanied by a double-meaning feminist sentence is the work of MissTic, and rubs shoulders with many other works that make the Butte-aux-Cailles original.Are you planning to stay in Paris for a discovery stay or for a business trip? Book your room now at theB55 hotel, in Paris 13, and immerse yourself in the unique atmosphere of the Butte-aux-Cailles.

Summer rhymes with sun, and the summer period in Paris can be very hot. To fully enjoy the capital without suffering from the heat, why not book a hotel with a swimming pool ? Give a real holiday feel to your stay in Paris with the B55 hotel.   Your summer stay in Paris In summer, Paris takes on the festive atmosphere that we love so much during the holidays. Take advantage of a stay in Paris to discover the most beautiful sites and monuments of the capital, but also savor the festive moments that the City of Light has in store for you. Summerin Paris then begins with the Fête de la Musique on June 21, when many musical events are organized all over the city. Then the moments of celebration follow one another until the end of the summer.Musical festivals : experience the unique atmosphere of an open-air festival, by going to the various events scheduled throughout the summer, such as Solidays, Rock en Seine, La Défense Jazz Festival, Jazz à la Villette, or even the Night Fountains Show at the Palace of Versailles; The National Day : on July 14, France is honored with the National Day. From the military parade on the Champs-Elysées to the fireworks display at the foot of the Eiffel Tower, passing by the traditional popular ball, make this day an unforgettable celebration; Paris Plages : the atmosphere of the seaside invites itself to the heart of the capital with the beaches along the Parisian waterways. On the program: swimming, idleness, sunbathing and sporting and cultural entertainment; Café terraces : in summer, we live outside, and having a drink on a Parisian terrace is an almost unavoidable ritual.  A hotel ideally located for visiting the French capital For a short or long stay, the B55 hotel offers you the ideal location to take full advantage of all the riches of Paris. Very well served by public transport, the4-star tourist establishment in the 13thNotre arrondissement opens the doors to Paris:– Dame de Paris cathedral (20 minutes by metro): nestled on the Ile de la Cité, this almost 860-year-old masterpiece of Gothic art attracts millions of tourists each year impressed by its stained glass windows, gargoyles and spire; The Eiffel Tower (30 minutes by direct metro line 6): symbol of Paris and France, the Eiffel Tower, from the top of 276 meters, offers a breathtaking panoramic view over the rooftops of Paris; The Cartier Foundation (18 minutes from the Glacière metro station, line 6): entirely dedicated to contemporary art, the foundation regularly exhibits the most beautiful works, and allows nice encounters between musicians, artists, scientists, etc.; The Jardin du Luxembourg (20 minutes by RER B): near the Latin Quarter, this 25-hectare green space is a bubble of freshness in the heart of Paris, between a French garden and an English garden.  The B55: your hotel with swimming pool in Paris The4-star hotel B55 is ideally located in the 13tharrondissement , between the Butte-aux-Cailles and the Parc Montsouris. You will discover an establishment decorated around the theme of wine with taste and refinement. The 48 suites and rooms welcome you in a comfortable and warm setting, for a stay alone, with family or friends. From the standard room to the family room that can accommodate up to 5 people, the facilities offered ensure a peaceful stay in Paris 13 :Private bathroom with bath and/or shower; Soundproof room; Street or courtyard view; Room with or without terrace; Flat screen TV; Unlimited and free Wifi access; Air conditioner ; Quality bedding…And to make your holidays in Paris perfect, the4-star B55 hotel offers you various free or paid services: wine by the glass distributor, lounge area, buffet breakfast, 24-hour reception, swimming pool and sauna …   The advantages of a swimming pool in a hotel in Paris A hotel with a swimming pool is a true oasis of freshness and calm in the heart of the tumultuous French capital. For a summer stay, the hotel’s swimming pool allows you to cool off after long walks in the streets of Paris and visits to exceptional monuments. But hotel swimming pools are also an opportunity to treat yourself to a timeless moment of relaxation. The exceptional setting of the basin is the ideal opportunity to relax after a day in Paris, and to unwind for a real successful holiday. For a family stay, thehotel with outdoor or indoor swimming pool is also the perfect place to entertain the children between two visits. The most athletic will take the opportunity to do a few lengths, if the pool allows it.   The swimming pool at the B55 hotel in Paris The B55 hotel has a spa and well-being area, with swimming pool and sauna. Then find, in the basement of the establishment, an indoor swimming pool with designer decoration in natural stone and wood. Welcoming up to 4 people simultaneously, the basin of this heated swimming pool is the ideal setting to relax, have fun and cool off, far from the excitement of Paris.   Then remember to reserve your time slot foraccess to the hotel swimming pool as soon as you book your room at the B55 hotel, and experience a unique stay in optimal comfort.   Are you afraid of the heat of Paris in the middle of summer? Don’t deny yourself a stay in Paris for your holidays, and book your room now in theB55 hotel with swimming pool.

It is easy to find a hotel establishment in Paris, but if you have chosen to visit the largest underground ossuary in the world in the best conditions, choose the B55 Hotel, with quick and easy access to the Catacombs of the capital.The catacombs of Paris: visit the largest ossuary in the world.You should know that for conservation reasons, but also for security reasons, the maximum number of people allowed per visit is 200. There are therefore often large queues.To avoid them, it is therefore preferable to be among the first on the scene. So will you tell me, what is the best hotel in Paris to visit the Catacombs and which is the best located to be there as soon as it opens?The the B55 Hotel in Paris is an excellent choice given its geographical location with very good public transport services.The Catacombs of Paris: the largest underground ossuary in the world.When we talk about the City of Light, we most frequently and rightly associate it with the Eiffel Tower, Notre-Dame Cathedral, the Louvre Museum, the Champs-Élysées and the Arc de Triomphe or even the Luxembourg Gardens. .That said, a number of other sites deserve our attention, and, because of their uniqueness, this is obviously the case with the catacombs of Paris.The entrance to the Catacombs is accessible from Place Denfert-Rochereau. The visit lasts about an hour and takes you through approximately one and a half kilometers of underground galleries.You first discover the neo-classical Ledoux pavilion to begin your visit. It is a remnant of the old barrier of Hell delimiting at the time the area in which it was possible to build.Then, after descending more than a hundred steps, you are plunged twenty meters deep and you enter a completely different universe. Walls of bones of several million Parisians stand before you.It was public health reasons related to cemeteries that forced the authorities to transfer their contents to this underground ossuary at the end of the 18th century. Here you are discovering this largest deposit of bones in the heart of these ancient underground quarries.4 good reasons to discover the Catacombs of Paris.The first evacuations of bones took place from 1785 to 1787, first affecting the cemetery of the Innocents, the largest in the capital, previously condemned to closure in 1780.Following these events, the history of the Catacombs of Paris begins in 1787, the year in which the first visitor was able to discover them, in private, because at that time, these underground galleries of old quarries were not yet accessible to the public. greater number.It is from 1806 that the first visits open to the public are organized on certain specific dates, and only for a privileged few. Over time, the number of visits increases and adjustments are made. Regularly closed, in the end, the Catacombs always end up opening again.For the record, electricity was installed there in 1983, and until 1972 visits were made by candlelight. The Paris Catacombs will then be restored in 2017 with new facilities allowing much better management of visitor flows, in particular thanks to the development of a new exit.For everyone’s hygiene and comfort, sanitary facilities are also being added.The Catacombs ossuary.Before its opening to the public in 1809, it was transformed into a place according to a museographic and monumental vision of Inspector Héricart de Thury.The bones, which were previously left loose, are meticulously organized into walls, modeled on the hagues of quarrymen. The rows of shins alternate on the front with those of skulls and, behind the facings, the remaining bones are piled up.Masonry monuments of ancient and Egyptian style are built on the route, with forms of Doric pillars, altars, cippus or even tombs. Names inspired by the religious or romantic literature of Antiquity are given to certain places, for example the sarcophagus of the Lacrymatory, the fountain of the Samaritan woman or the sepulchral lamp.Architecture of the Catacombs.It is undoubtedly the most ambitious architectural and urban project of the Old Regime. It was the architect Claude-Nicolas Ledoux who drew up the plans for this barrier, known as “Hell”.In March 1785, he planned two symmetrical pavilions of rectangular plan, located opposite each side of the road to Orléans. It takes up the idea of ​​the propylaea of ​​ancient Greece, a kind of monumental doors or vestibules that delimited the entrance to a sanctuary.Easily accessible :RER B.Metro: 4 and 6.Buses: 38 and 68.Bike: station N° 14005, 2 avenue René-Coty, 75014 Paris.Paid parking: 83 bd Saint-Jacques, 75014 Paris.The entrance to the Catacombs is at 1, avenue du Colonel Henri Rol-Tanguy (place Denfert-Rochereau), Paris 14th. The exit is at 21 bis, avenue René-Coty, Paris 14th.Find a hotel in Paris near the Catacombs.If you have chosen to come and visit the Catacombs of Paris, booking a hotel in Paris 7 is a good idea, because the 7th arrondissement is extremely well served by public transport: buses 80, 92 and 69, metro line 8 de Paris, among others, easily serve the emblematic places of the capital.Choosing a hotel in Paris just twenty minutes from the Catacombs allows you to arrive early on the site to begin your visit and thus avoid long queues.

Have you decided to visit the 13tharrondissement of the capital this summer, and all you have to do is find a charming hotel with an indoor pool and spa? Look no further, featuring a spa with sauna, hot tub and private swimming pool, the B55 is the ideal hotel.  Stroll along the Petite Ceinture:This old railway line once circled the capital inside the boulevards des Maréchaux.Definitively abandoned in 1934, nature has now partly regained its place and there is a wild area with an unusual biodiversity of more than two hundred plant species and more than seventy animal species. In the 16tharrondissement , a first section was opened to walkers in 2007, between the Porte d’Auteuil and the Gare de la Muette, and, to this day, new sections are regularly open to the public. Former stations of the Petite Ceinture have been transformed and have now become restaurants, bars and cultural venues such as the Poinçon in the 14tharrondissement or the Brasserie Auteuil in the 16tharrondissement. La Petite Ceinture is accessible in 10 minutes on foot from the B55, our hotel with swimming pool in Paris 13. A hotel ideally located forspending an afternoon at Parc Montsouris:Created by decision of Napoleon III, the project was entrusted to Baron Haussmann and engineer Jean-Charles Alphand. Completed in 1878, this English-style garden covers an area of ​​15 hectares and is 1.5 km in circumference. Parc Montsouris was inspired by tree-lined parks in London where green spaces had the primary role of being considered as meeting places where all social classes could meet. The Parc Montsouris, like the Parc des Buttes-Chaumontand theJardin des Serres d’Auteuil, come from a period of creation of large parks under the Second Empire. Planted with 1,400 trees, often centenarians, the park follows a trapezoidal layout consisting of three large lawns made up of groves and separated by three bridges. The tallest tree is a Ginkgo Biloba located by the lake. The landscape is also punctuated by many sculptures in bronze or stone. A wonderful walk to do at the weekend, just 5 minutes walk from our hotel with swimming pool, the B55 Paris 13. Visit of the Butte-aux-Cailles district: Old village on the banks of the Bièvre preserved from the works of Baron Haussmann, you will find a number of cafes, restaurants and shops, rue de la Butte-aux-Cailles, the main shopping street of the district. When you arrive at Place Paul Verlaine, you can quench your thirst at the big taps of the artesian well, drawing their water from an underground water table dating back tens of thousands of years. Thiswater table feeds one of the two Parisian swimming pools listed as Historic Monuments. Indeed, open since 1924, the swimming pool of Butte-aux-Cailles sees its doors, its windows and its rooms made of arches in the Art Deco style. In this district, you also stroll throughpicturesque streets and preserved from major Parisian works, because its underground quarries make it a fragile area. Very beautiful area to discover 10 minutes from our hotel with swimming pool in Paris 13.  Visit the Manufacture des Gobelins:Identifiable thanks to the bas-reliefs of its facade representing weavers, it has produced tapestries for French palaces for more than four centuries and is now attached to the Mobilier national. Created in 1601 under King Henri IV, it was only a few decades later that it became the Manufacture royale des Gobelins and, later, Louis XIV made it an instrument to his glory. Currently, the reputation of the Gobelins has not changed and the greatest artisans still create tapestries there. To visit about fifteen minutes from our hotel with swimming pool in the 13th. Our hotel with swimming pool in Paris 13.In the idyllic setting of B55, our hotel with private indoor swimming pool, you will spend special moments when you come to Paris. You will first settle comfortably in one of our beautiful double, standard or superior rooms with a terrace. You can enjoy access to the spa area with hot tub and sauna as well as to our beautiful swimming pool. A true space of relaxation, you can take care of yourself and fully enjoy the comfort of your hotel with swimming pool in Paris 13. It is easy to find a hotel in Paris, but not necessarily easy to choose the right one. .The B55 is a hotel with swimming pool that knows how to be attentive to its customers. In a refined decor, you have at your disposal a spa with a beautiful swimming pool. Coming to the B55 is choosing much more than just a hotel stay.