OPPOSITE PARIS-Continued. HOTEL MEURICE, Rue de Rivoli. PPOSITE the Tuileries Gardens, MR. SCHEURICH, Proprietor. Large and Table d'Hôte. Every modern comfort combined with moderate charges. ST. JAMES'S HOTEL. [146. T. JAMES'S HOTEL, 211, RUE ST. HONORE, MR. AVIET, Proprietor. considerably enlarged and embellished, is particularly recommended to English and American families. It now contains 180 Bed and 30 Sitting-rooms, nearly all of which look out on the pretty garden of the Hotel. Situated between a large courtyard and garden, it ensures perfect quiet to its guests. Splendid Salle-à-Manger; large Restaurant. Reading, Music, and Smoking Rooms. Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths on the premises. First-rate Table d'Hote at 4 frs.; Restaurant à la Carte or at fixed prices. Rooms from 2 frs. 50 c. and Pension, including everything, from 8 frs. a-day. Very advantageous arrangements for Families. [147. SPLENDIDE HOTEL, RUE DE LA PAIX ET AVENUE DE L'OPERA. 61 (Entrance, Avenue de l'Opera), 61. This magnificent Establishment has all its Apartments in front, and overlooking the three finest places in Paris. Reading-room. Baths. Ascension-room. [148. HOTEL BEDFORD, No. 17, RUE DE L'ARCADE, near the Madeleine Church. This Hotel has long been known to English Travellers for its comfort and many advantages. The Proprietor, in acknowledging with grateful thanks past favours, begs to assure his numerous patrons that he has spared no expense to provide his guests with every convenience and comfort in his establishment. The Hotel is situated in the most quiet and beautiful quarter of Paris, the Champs Elysées, the Railway Stations, and the Boulevards. Restaurant à la carte. Table d'Hôte at 6 o'clock daily. Moderate charges and good attendance. [149. HOTEL DE 223-RUE ST. HONORE-223, BETWEEN THE Rues d'Alger and De Castiglione, near the Place Vendome. HOTEL DE FRANCE and DE BATH, Mr. Jh. MONNOYEUR, Proprietor, 239, Rue St. Honoré, corner of the Rue Castiglione and the Place Vendôme, in the immediate vicinity of the Tuileries Gardens, the Champs Elysées, and the Boulevards. First-rate house; large and small apartments handsomely furnished; good attendance and moderate prices. Restaurant al Carte or private dinners. [151. PARIS-Continued. GRAND HOTEL Dnducted with the greatest che HOT [161. OTEL DE RIVOLI, 202, RUE DE RIVOLI, J. Stolle, Proprietor. This Hotel, delightfully situated, just opposite the Gardens at the Tuileries, in the vicinity of the Palais Royal and the fine Promenade of the Champs Elysées, offers to travellers of all countries every advantage and comfort requisite in a first-class hotel. Large and small apartments elegantly furnished. Single Rooms, 3 frs. and upwards. Meals served in the apartments either à la carte or à prix fixe. Baths in the Hotel. Terms moderate. All languages spoken. [152. HOTEL DE LA GRANDE BRETAGNE, 14, RUE CAUMARTIN. This first-class Hotel, situated in the centre of the finest part of Paris, near the Boulevards and New Opera House. Conversation, Reading, and Smoking Rooms. Two large Court-yards with garden. Rooms on the ground, first and second floors, from 3 to o frs. Celebrated cuisine and cellar. Dinners at 4 irs., and à la carte. F HOTEL DE LA PLACE DU PALAIS ROYAL, (FORMERLY HOTEL DES TROIS EMPEREURS) [154. ACING the Place du Palais Royal and the Louvre, near the Tuileries, the Theatres, and the Place de la Bourse. Large and small Apartments for private dinners. Rooms from 3 frs., and upward. Saloons from 6 frs., and upward. Very fine Salle à Manger. Table d'Hôte, at 4 frs. Service "à la Carte" in the apartments, "Salons de Musique et de Conversatien." Reading Rooms. French and foreign newspapers. Carriages. Interpreter. [155. HOTEL DES ETRANGERS DE LA RUE VIVIENNE, 3, RUE VIVIENNE, M. LEPANY, the new Proprietor and successor to Mr. Gerard, near the Palais Royal, the Bourse, the Boulevards, and the Theatres. Restaurant-Table d'Hote, Baths, Carriages. Large and small well-furnished apartments. Bed-rooms at two and six francs. French, English, and German newspapers. Mr. LEPANY requests gentlemen and families who are recommended to this Hotel, not to allow themselves to be misled by touters or other interested persons, who frequently deceive passengers by conducting them to other establishments of the same name as the above respectable Hotel. Les bureaux du Telegraphe sont dans l'Hotel. [156. MR. HOTEL BUCKINGHAM, 32, RUE PASQUIER, AND 97, RUE DES MATHURINS, R. BARRAT begs to inform his numerous friends that this Hotel, delightfully situated just opposite the Square Louis XVI., near the Madeleine, is entirely rentted and elegantly refurnished. Excellent Table d'Hote at six o'clock, 4 frs., Board and Lodging (Bedroom, Breakfast, Dinner, Tea, light and attendance included), 10, 12, or 14 francs per day, according to floor. London "Times" taken in. English spoken by the Landlord and Servants. GRAND HOTEL DU PARLEMENT, (Entrée Rue de la Ferme des Mathurins, 1), AND 18, PLACE DE LA MADELEINE. [157. THIS and Table d'Hôte. Baths, Carriages, &c., in the Hotel. Foreign languages spoken. PARIS-Continued. GRAND HOTEL DE CASTILE, THE BEST SITUATION IN PARIS, 101, RUE DE RICHELIEU, & BOULEVARD des ITALIENS, 5, TWO GREAT ENTRANCES. HE Rue de Richelieu is the most important of Paris, it is the direct THE great Boulevard of Paris. Large and small suites of Apartments. way Mr. and Mrs. RENOU, the proprietors of this superb Establishment, personally superintend it with the greatest attention. GRAND HOTEL DE NORMANDIE, 256-RUE ST. HONORE-256. [159. THE HE NEW HOTEL is situated between the Palais Royal and the Church of St. Roche. The Hotel is very commodious, and is entirely re-fitted and newly furnished. Large and small apartments on very advantageous terms. English spoken by landlord and [160. servants. HOTEL DE CALAIS, 5, Rue Neuve des Capucines; the finest situation in Paris, near the gardens of the Tuileries and the Boulevards. The proprietor, Mr. Hauser, is conversant with English habits. To accomodate his numerous guests, he has lately enlarged the Hotel. The Table d'Hôte and attendance are first rate. Arrangements are made for board and lodging, by the day, week, or month. Charges moderate. English newspapers. The proprietor speaks English, and spares no endeavour to make travellers comfortable. [162. LONDON AND NEW YORK HOTEL, 13, Place du Havre. Mr. Chardon' Proprietor. Visitors coming to Paris will find this Hotel most conveniently situated, within a few minutes' walk from the Madeleine Church and the Champs Elysées, facing the Railway Station for Versailles, St. Cloud, the Bois de Boulogne, Dieppe, and Havre. English Attendants, English Papers taken in. Airy and comfortable Rooms, with Board and Wine included, 8s. per day. Very moderate pension for winter. The hotel has lately been improved in a superior manner. HOTEL FOLKESTONE, No. 9, Rue Castellane, Paris. Near the Madeleine, the Boulevards, the Tuileries, and the Champs Elysées. Families and gentlemen visiting Paris will find at the above hotel the comfort of home, together with everything calculated to render their sojourn agreeable. Each visitor may be furnished with a Bedroom, Breakfast, Dinner at Table d'Hôte, at the rate of from 6s. 8d. to 8s. HOT [OTEL VOUILLEMONT, 15, Rue Boissy d'Anglais (formerly des Champs Elysées), near the Madeleine, MR. VALLEE, Proprietor.-This Hotel is situated in the finest quarter of Paris, near the Place de la Concorde, between the Boulevards, the garden of the Tuileries, and the Champs Elysées. It is particularly recommended for being well conducted, and the elegant manner in which it is furnished. Visitors will find every thing most comfortable, and Families can be served in private saloons, appropriated for that purpose. All the attendants speak English and German. FAMILY HOTEL, &, RUE CASTAGLIONE, between the Tuileries Garden, the Place Vendôme, and the Theatres. Favourably situated. This establishment is also most conveniently arranged and comfortably furnished. Two Sitting Rooms for the use of visitors. Apartments and Single Rooms. English and French newspapers. English, French, and German spoken. Arrangement by day or week at moderate terms.-Mme. VRE GAUTHER and DALANT. PARIS-Continued. OTEL DU CHEMIN DE FER DU NORD, PLACE DU CHEMINI E FER Rooms and Saloons, from 2 francs to 6 francs per day. Saloons for private dinner. Restaurant à la carte. Reading Room, with the Paris and Foreign Newspapers. Sitting Room for conversation and music. Coffee Rooms with Billiards. Omnibuses opposite the Hotel to convey Passengers to any Railway Station, Post Office, or Telegraph Office. Special arrangements with gentlemen wishing to learn the French language. Attendants speaking several languages. HOTEL DU PRINCE ALBERT, 5, RUE ST. HYACINTHE, ST. HONORE, 5, Near the Tuileries and St. Roch's Church.-Highly recommended by English visitors. Rooms from 2 to 3 francs per day. Plain Breakfast at 1 franc 25 cents. There is no Table d'Hôte, so that visitors can dine at any of the various Restaurants of Paris, and at their own time and price. During the winter, rooms per month from 30 to 70 francs. Several well-furnished Bed-rooms have been recently added to this Establishment, as well as a fine Drawing-room for the use of visitors. HOTEL DES ETATS-UNIS, 16, RUE D'ANTIN, Constant Dogê, Proprietor, This Hotel, newly and comfortably re-furnished, is close to the principal Public Establishments, as the Tuileries, the Place Vendôme, the Boulevard des Italiens, and the Bourse, is particularly recommended for its large and small well-furnished Apartments and Bedrooms, and affords every comfort at the most moderate charges. Bedrooms from 2 to 6 francs per day; and Apartments for families. Restaurant. Table d'Hôte. Arrangements for Board and Lodging at 78. per day. The landlord and servants speak English. HOTEL DE LONDRES, BARETTA, Proprietor, 8, Rue Saint Hyacinthe. UE St. Honoré, between the Tuileries, the Boulevards, Palais Royal, and the ments made with families. Large Dining-room. Reading and Music Saloon. English and French papers. MULLER'S BRITISH and AMERIACN HOTEL, ENGLISH TAVERN, and RESTAURANT, 39, Rue Pasquier. Situated close to the Dieppe, Havre, and Versailles Railway Station. Five minutes' walk from the Madeleine and principal Boulevards.-Terms--bed, breakfast, dinner, and service included-Entresol and first floor, 8s. per day; second and third floors, 7s.; fourth and fifth floors, 6s. English Bar-Pale Ales and Stout on draught. Bath Room, Reading Room, and Piano. 39, Rue Pasquier. GR RAND HOTEL JULES CESAR, Avenue Lacuée, and 20, Rue de Lyons, opposite the Railway Station of Lyons, and two minutes' walk from the "Gare d'Orleans." Well furnished apartments and rooms from 2 frs. 50 c. per day. Restaurant à la Carte, and private attendance. Coffee and Billiard Rooms. Carriages, &c. English, German, and Italian spoken. Mr. CALLAIS, Proprietor. HOTEL STEHR, 74, Boulevard Magenta, is transferred to 55, Rue De Provence, 55. HIS well-known English and American Hotel recommends itself to English THIS rooms from 4 to 6 francs, attendance included. Table d'Hote at 6 o'clock 2 francs 50 cents. Very advantageous terms made by the month, &c. English, French, and German spoken. Mrs. STEHR is English. HOTEL DU PALAIS (FAMILY HOTEL), 20, Avenue Cours de la Reine, near the Place de la Concorde, the Madeline, and the Tuileries garden, in the centre of one of the finest Promenades in Paris. This Hotel, facing the south, and built after the English style, with only three storeys, is especially recommended for its situation. It contains 80 well-furnished, rooms, and a large Saloon for the use of visitors. For 8 francs a day, a well furnished Room, Breakfast, Dinner, Wine, and service included. Arrangements made for longer stay on moderate terms, PARIS-Continued. HOTEL LIVERPOOL, 11, Rue Castiglione, between the Tuileries Garden, the Place Vendôme, and the Rue de la Paix. WELL FURNSIHED LARGE AND SMALL APARTMENTS. FINE SITUATION. VI ISITORS to Paris will be glad to hear that the Hotel Castiglione, Rue Castiglione, which was shut up during the siege, has been re-opened; and visitors from England cannot do better than patronise that Hotel, during their stay in Paris. The host, M. Lorraine, his wife, and servants, are most desirous for the comfort of the guests. English is spoken, and the meals are dressed and served according to the English manner. 10-RUE CASTIGLIONE-10, PARIS. FURNISHED APARTMENTS, JOHN ARTHUR & Co., Agents to the British and American Embassies, House, Estate, and General Commission Agents, and Wine Merchants. GRA PAU. RAND HOTEL BEAU SEJOUR.-First-class Hotel, splendidly situated, commanding the most beautiful view over the neighbouring country and the Pyrenées. Wellfurnished Apartments and Rooms, all in full south, very airy and quiet. The house is surrounded by a large and fine Garden. Tariff of charges in every room. English Family Hotel. 31, Rue Porte Neuve. MAISON SARDA. Rue Porte Neuve, 31. NGLISH BOARDING HOUSE, kept by J. SARDA (Courier), pleasantly adapted for invalids, as each floor is fitted with balconies on the South. The Appartments have been newly fitted up with English comfort. Arrangements made by week, month, or season, Mrs. SARDA is English. HOTEL DE FRANCE, Mr. GARDERES, Proprietor. This first-class Hotel, situated on the Place Royale, commands the most splendid view of the whole chain of the Pyrences. It is managed in a superior way by the Proprietor himself and his Sons, and may be considered one of the best Hotels in the town. The house is heated by pipes. GRAND HOTEL GASSION, LAFOURCADE BROTHERS. FIRST-CLASS Establishment. of a monumental construction, situated on the Boulevard du Midi, near the "Chateau Henri IV.," with a splendid panoramic view. Most comfortable saloons. English and all other languages spoken. Service after the English style, Two Machine-Wag n Saloon (Lifts) mount up visitors to their floor. Open all the year. |