Every year, when winter arrives, Paris takes on a new face. The end-of-year celebrations are an opportunity to decorate the streets, monuments and shops, and there are many events to celebrate these holidays. So, if you have decided to spend your next Christmas holidays in Paris 13, discover all our ideas for outings.   Have fun in Parc Montsouris during your Christmas holidays If Paris is often synonymous with colorful festivities and perpetual entertainment, there are also quieter spaces in the heart of the capital.is Parc Montsouris one of those havens of peace that offers an ideal setting for a winter walk. Less frequented than the Jardin d’Acclimatation, the Jardin des Plantes, the Jardin du Luxembourg or the Parc des Buttes-Chaumont, the Parc Montsouris is a peaceful green space in which to stroll in all seasons. In winter, the thousand trees separate themselves from the shimmering colors of autumn, giving way to a more melancholic and tranquil setting. The 15 hectares of green spaces offer you a total change of scenery, between century-old trees, huge lawns and ducks roaming around at ease. And if the snow comes to Paris, Parc Montsouris becomes the ideal playground for sledding down the many slopes of this hilly park.   Take advantage of your Christmas holidays in Paris to visit the Christmas markets near the B55 hotel Who says Christmas school holidays, says Christmas markets ! In Paris, there is no shortage of these festivities, and allow you to soak up the Christmas atmosphere every day, and even on public holidays. Immerse yourself in the tradition of the small chalets which open their doors from December 1st, and take the opportunity to do some Christmas shopping : decoration for the tree, delicacies to taste in front of the fireplace, small last-minute gift… If the tradition takes you to the mythical Christmas markets of Paris, also discover the less famous markets.The Alésia Leclerc Christmas market : this craft market, located in front of the Saint-Pierre-de-Montrouge church from December 8 to 18, 2022, is organized by the Comité Rive Gauche Paris, and offers you handmade items, from small winter treats with pretty Christmas decorations; The Station F Christmas market : for its second edition, this Christmas market takes place for 2 days on the Alan Turing forecourt. You will find there the many products of the start-ups being honoured, and you will be able to meet the entrepreneurs who design them; The African Christmas market : on December 16 and 17, 2022, the African Christmas market showcases African culture and craftsmanship. See you for this 9th edition at the MAS in Paris 13.  The B55: an ideal hotel to enjoy your Christmas holidays in Paris 13 On the occasion of the end-of-year celebrations, come and visit Paris and discover the capital as you’ve never seen it before. For holidays with family or friends, the B55 opens its doors to you and invites you to relax. Your Wine & Spa hotel in Paris 13 The dates of the Christmas school holidays have been announced for a long time, here is the opportunity to stay in our 4-star hotel in the heart of the 13th arrondissement of Paris. You will enjoy our comfortable and fully equipped rooms, as well as the many services at your disposal. From the wine dispenser by the glass to the buffet breakfast, fill up on peace and pleasure in our luxury hotel. All the conditions will then be met to spend an unforgettable Christmas holiday in Paris. Go to the spa of your hotel to relax and let go The teams at the B55 hotel know that visiting Paris is as wonderful as it is challenging. After a great day of discoveries, dive into the calm and warmth of our wellness area. The heated pool and sauna help you relax, and put you back in condition to continue discovering Paris in winter. Your hotel ideally located in Paris 13 Located a stone’s throw from the Butte-aux-Cailles and the Parc Montsouris, the B55 hotel is also very well served by public transport. This is an opportunity to visit the famous monuments of the City of Light, but also to take advantage of the festive events organized at the end of the year: the windows of the Department Stores, the fun fair in the Tuileries Garden, the Christmas markets… .   Take advantage of the Christmas school holidays to come and discover the decorations and festive moments of the capital. The B55 hotel welcomes you in a comfortable and warm room, to make the most of your stay in Paris.

The All Saints holidays are fast approaching, and this small transition between summer and Christmas is an opportunity to prepare for the cold winter days by resting. But why not take advantage of these holidays to visit Paris? Book now your hotel in Paris 13 for All Saints, and follow our guide!   All Saints 2022: the opportunity for unprecedented holidays This year, the All Saints school holidays take place from October 22 to November 7, 2022. If this period is often synonymous with rain and gray weather, we must also see the good side of things, and take advantage of the two weeks to organize a refreshing little trip that will put a smile on your face. Indeed, All Saints Day has long been a sinister time when we celebrated the dead, but the new generations are brightening up this moment by also celebrating Halloween, the traditional American holiday where monsters and other ghosts are part of the game. Then set off to explore the capital by staying at our B55 hotel, in the 13th arrondissement of Paris, and experience unforgettable family holidays.   Why come to Paris during the All Saints holidays? If the weather is no longer conducive to holidays by the sea, the months of October and November are perfect for enjoying the many activities organized in the 4 corners of the City of Light, without being overwhelmed by tourists. The museums of Paris: fill up on culture In Paris, during All Saints’ Day, all the museums are open and offer the opportunity to live unique experiences and perfect your knowledge. And if you visit Paris with your family, many events and exhibitions are suitable for children:Discover the greatest painters during the grandiose digital exhibition of theAtelier des Lumières ; Participate in artistic workshops at the Center Pompidou ; Set off to discover the treasures of the Louvre ; Experience sensational entertainment and terrifying nights at the Illusion Museum ; Discover science at the Science Museum…Stroll the streets of the districts of Paris If the weather is nice, set off to discover the different districts of Paris. From the most famous, such as the Latin Quarter or the Marais, to the most intimate, such as the Butte-aux-Cailles, the Chinese quarter or the Batignolles, stroll through the streets peacefully. It’s impossible not to come across a historic monument or an unmissable site on every street corner: the Eiffel Tower, the Pantheon, the Luxembourg Gardens… Make Paris your playground, and if you feel like it, live the treasure hunt experience in the heart of the capital to discover Paris differently. Take advantage of the green spaces of Paris If you come to Paris with children, there is no doubt that they feel the need to stretch their legs and have fun. Many green spaces and outdoor activities open their doors to you for moments of relaxation in the heart of nature: the Jardin d’acclimatation, the forest of Fontainebleau, the zoological park of Paris, the Bois de Vincennes…   Your stay at the B55: hotel for the All Saints holidays in Paris 13 In the heart of the 13th arrondissement of Paris, the B55 hotel opens the doors to you of a space of calm and comfort conducive to relaxation after a beautiful day of sightseeing. of all kinds. You will stay in a 4-star hotel decorated with chic and refinement around the theme of wine, and enjoy a spacious and bright room, fully equipped for your comfort: private bathroom, satellite TV, heating and air conditioning, quality bedding … A stone’s throw from several metro stations, Gare d’Austerlitz and Gare de Lyon, your design hotel is ideally located and very well served by public transport, ensuring you serene visits and peaceful holidays. And after a great day of walking and exploring, what could be better than a spa and relaxation area, with swimming pool and sauna? Relax at theB55 luxury hotel, for an unforgettable stay in Paris.   You don’t have anything planned for the All Saints holidays yet? Paris awaits you for a dream stay. Anticipate your hotel reservation at B55, and let’s go for a holiday just a stone’s throw from the famous Butte-aux-Cailles district.

Are you planning to spend your holidays in Paris for the All Saints holidays? Why not take the opportunity to immerse yourself in the Halloween atmosphere by visiting the catacombs? Book now your room at the 4-star hotel B55, and discover the atmosphere of the underground galleries of the Catacombs of Paris. The Catacombs of Paris celebrate Halloween Once again this year, the All Saints holidays are an opportunity to celebrate Halloween, this famous American holiday that is as playful as it is frightening. And what could be more terrifying than diving into the underground galleries of Paris, in the heart of the largest ossuary in the world ? Then go to the Catacombs of Paris to visit this essential Parisian monument during All Saints Day. You will then be able to browse the 1500 meters of underground galleries plunged 20 meters deep under the capital, and soak up the gloomy atmosphere of the millions of bones stored around you, lit by a sepulchral lamp which immerses you in the atmosphere. from the entrance to the Catacombs. And for Halloween, why not make the experience even more unforgettable, by going to the scene with family or friends with a spooky disguise?   How to get to the Catacombs of Paris? Take advantage of your stay in Paris to live a unique experience in the heart of the largest ossuary in the world. You can thus reach the Catacombs of Paris, located at 1 avenue du colonel Henri Rol-Tanguy, in the 14th arrondissement of Paris, with the mode of transport of your choice. The site opens its doors from Tuesday to Sunday, from 9:45 a.m. to 8:30 p.m., with reservation required on the site www.billetterie-parismusees.paris.fr. To get to the Catacombs of Paris from our luxury hotel B55, you can take metro line 6, or walk directly to the site, in just 15 minutes.   Why visit the Paris Catacombs on Halloween? Obviously, no landmark in Paris is more Halloween-themed than the Catacombs. If the visit is the ideal opportunity to scare yourself with friends or family, it is also a privileged moment to discover a part of the history of Paris. The history of the Paris Catacombs The origins of the Paris Catacombs date back to the 18th century, when the city’s cemeteries showed increasingly worrying signs of sanitation. The Parisian authorities then decided to transfer the bones from the Parisian cemeteries (Innocents cemetery, followed by 17 other cemeteries) to the old quarries of Tombe-Issoire. Used until the 15th century, these disused quarries were then developed, and the first transfers of bones took place from 1785 to 1787. All the graves, mass graves and common graves in the cemeteries of Paris were then emptied and transferred to these underground galleries, which take the name of catacombs, in reference to the Catacombs of Rome. From 1809, the Catacombs were opened to the public, and the success was immediate. Today, nearly 550,000 tourists walk through the 1,500 meters of galleries each year. You can discover the bones of millions of unknown people, but also those of illustrious people, such as the Emperor of Austria François 1er, or Napoleon III.   Paris Catacombs The ossuary is one of the largest ossuaries in the world, and one of the only underground ossuaries. The arrangement of the bones is made in such a way as to make wandering through the galleries easier, but it also aims to bring an educational dimension to the visit. Initially the bones were left loose in the galleries, but today they are neatly organized along the quarry walls. You will then wander through the middle of rows of shins, then two rows of skulls, or any other bones of the human body. Along your walk, you will discover ancient and Egyptian style monuments that line the route, in the form of a hotel, a tomb, a Doric pillar.   Your B55 hotel near the Catacombs of Paris Do you want to live a terrifying immersive experience in the Catacombs of Paris ? The B55 hotel opens its doors to you to stay in Paris for Halloween, between October 31 and November 1, a stone’s throw from the largest underground cemetery in the world. Spend a good night in our elegantly decorated hotel on the theme of wine, before experiencing an unusual visit loaded with thrills. After your visit to the Catacombs, you will have plenty of time to relax in your design and quiet hotel room, and to relax in the spa area, where an indoor swimming pool and a sauna will be waiting for you. Ideally located and very well served by public transport, the4-star hotel B55 will allow you to prolong the terrifying experience by easily going to the Montparnasse cemetery, or the Père Lachaise cemetery. Unless you prefer to relax the atmosphere by visiting the historical monuments of Paris: Arc de Triomphe, Eiffel Tower, Louvre Museum…   Live a most terrifying Halloween experience by visiting the Catacombs of Paris. And book a room in our B55 hotel to recover from your emotions in the comfort and luxury of our hotel with spa.

Like an open-air museum, the 13tharrondissement of Paris is full of a multitude of street art frescoes that are really worth a visit. This street museum, initiated in the 1960s, invites you to discover 26 monumental frescoes to be found randomly in the streets. And to make sure you don’t miss anything from this open-air art gallery, the B55 hotel offers you a comfortable room just a stone’s throw from your place for a street art stroll.   Monumental works of street art in Paris 13 In the south of Paris, in the heart of the 13tharrondissement , many artists, supported by the town hall and art galleries, have embellished a few facades to give another face to the capital. Follow our guide, and don’t miss a thing about this open-air museum. William Saroyan’s poem, by Cryptik Let’s start our walk at 171, boulevard Vincent Auriol. You cannot miss the huge fresco that covers the facade of the Maruani gourmet bookshop. We discover thework of Cryptik, a follower of calligraffiti, who took up the poem by the writer William Saroyan, drawing inspiration from medieval calligraphy.   Want a translation of this prose? Go to the bookstore, where you can also leaf through a few books while enjoying a pastry. Turncoat, by D*Face A little further along the same boulevard, at the intersection of rue Nationale, we find one of the works of D*Face, or Dean Stockton, a London artist who loves comics. On this sensual fresco 25 meters high, the portrait of this femme fatale will surprise you with its blue tones, and the dazzling red of the luscious lips. Liberté Égalité Fraternité, by Obey Still on boulevard Vincent Auriol, at number 141, we come across the Liberté Égalité Fraternité fresco. Produced in tribute to the victims of the Bataclan attacks of November 15, 2015, this monumental fresco by Shepard Fairez, alias Obey, is inspired by the “make art not war” poster. The artist then replaced these few words with the motto of the French Republic, and accompanied it with a new kind of Marianne and a French flag. The President of the Republic Emmanuel Macron requested a copy of this symbolic work to decorate the offices of the Elysée. Love won’t tear us apart, by D*Face Let’s cross the Boulevard, to now go to Place Pinel, where a second work by D*Face awaits us. A disfigured man, his face like a skeleton, is thus represented lovingly embracing a woman. The style reminds us of 1950s artist Roy Lichtenstein, and the work symbolizes past loves that are hard to let go. Papy Dance, by C215 On the same square, at number 9, there is the portrait of a resident of the district, Élie, better known under the name of Papy dance. The French artist C215, or Christian Guémy, thus drew the face of this 78-year-old man who used to dance, just for fun, with passers-by, every Saturday in front of the Italie 2 shopping center . Paris 13 other works by this Ile-de-France artist, such as The mother and her child, Cat, The bearded man, or JO 2024. Evelyn Nesbit, by BToy From the roundabout, take rue Esquirol. You will come face to face with Evelyn Nesbit, the famous American magazine leader and model. Barcelona-based artist BToy drew this huge female portrait as a tribute to female icons of the last century. Étang de Thau, by Maye Let’s return to boulevard Vincent Auriol, at number 131, where the artist Victorien Liria, alias Maye, originally from the south of France, painted theÉtang de Thau, in homage to his native region, the Camargue. Many references are hidden there: the pink flamingo, the orange color of the melon and the setting sun, the Camargue horseman… La Madre Secular 2, by Inti At 81 boulevard Vincent Auriol, the Chilean street artist Inti painted a secular representation of the Madonna, symbol of scepticism. The Blessed Virgin is then decorated with planets and stars, like a map of the sky, but also with skulls representing all the religions. The beaver, by Bordalo II Then take rue du Chevaleret, on your right. You will discover there the work Three Ages, by Gonzalo Borondo, before arriving at number 87 of the street. The 3D artwork that awaits you will surely surprise you. The Portuguese artist has produced here a trash animal, or trash animal, with waste found in the street, to denounce overconsumption. The cat, by Roa Retrace your steps and take the stairs behind the bridge. Here you are on rue Marguerite Duras, where the skeleton of a huge cat awaits you. Painted on the very modern façade of an elevator, this stunning mural byBelgian artist Roa depicts a black and white cat rearing up on its hind legs. The Lavo//matik and the Itinerrance gallery finish our walk by entering the Lavo//matik, at 20 Boulevard du Général-d’Armée-Jean-Simon. This gallery-boutique showcases street art, and offers many amazing objects for sale. Further on, the Itinerrance gallery is an invitation to discover the works of many great international street art artists.    We have finished our walk, but urban art is revealed with many other works that you can discover by walking the streets of Paris 13. You will find many urban artists : Bault, Bom-K, Combo, Conor Harrington, Doudou’Style, Faile, Invader, Mano, Okuda, Reka, Seth, Zabou…   Discover urban art by staying at the B55 hotel In the heart of the 13tharrondissement of Paris, theB55 Wine & Spa hotel opens its doors to you in an establishment tastefully decorated on the theme of wine. You will stay in one of the rooms with or without terrace, and will enjoy a comfortable and bright space. You will experience an stay in Paris 13 , thanks to the many facilities and services of our 4-star Parisian hotel : air conditioning, shower, unlimited wifi, wine by the glass dispenser, lounge area, breakfast buffet…   After having surveyed the streets of the 13tharrondissement to discover the frescoes of street art, you can then relax in the well-being and spa area of ​​our luxury hotel. An indoor swimming pool and a sauna await you there, to relax after a great day of sightseeing in Paris.     You are sensitive to contemporary art, and plan to discover the street art frescoes of the 13tharrondissement of Paris ? Book your room now at the B55 hotel, and enjoy a haven of peace just a stone’s throw from the greatest monuments of the City of Light.

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.