To book:
Phone: +33 1 87 58 08 44
reservation@orsohotels.com
To contact reception:
Phone: +33 (0)1 56 56 63 90
hello@hotelamiparis.com
7 Rue du Général Beuret
75015 Paris — France
CODES GDS
AMADEUS : YX PARAPJ - SABRE : HQ 0228187 - GALILEO : YX F6259
WORLDSPAN : YX PARAJ - PEGS ADS : YX 9835
TRAVELWEB : YX 9835
From the Boulevard Périphérique ring road, take the Porte de Versailles exit, merge onto the Boulevard Lefebvre via the Avenue de la Porte de la Plaine. Turn right on the Rue Vaugirard and left on the Rue de Cambronne. Turn left for a few metres along the Rue Blomet then turn immediately left to arrive in the Rue du Général Beuret.
A charging station for electric vehicles is available at 41 Pasteur Boulevard.
Taxi fares from the airports are regulated. Allow 30 euros to reach the hotel from Orly, and 55 euros from Roissy.
From Orly, take the RER or Orlybus to Denfert-Rochereau station, then Metro line 6 to Sèvres-Lecourbe station. From Roissy, take the Roissybus to Opéra station, then Metro line 8 to Madeleine station and line 12 to Vaugirard station.
The hotel is well served by public transport. Less than 5 minutes away on foot is Vaugirard station, served by Metro line 12 (which goes to Montparnasse, the Place de la Concorde and Abbesses), while the Sèvres Lecourbe station on line 6 (Champs-de-Mars, Jardins du Trocadéro, Étoile) is just 10 minutes away.
A Vélib station is available near the hotel at 18 place Adolphe Chérioux.
Paid private parking is available 200 metres from the hotel.
Due to its ideal location in the 15th arrondissement, the Hotel Ami provides a convenient base from which you can travel easily throughout Paris. The Eiffel Tower, the Invalides, the Saint Seraphin de Sarov Orthodox Church and the Gare Montparnasse are within easy walking distance, while major monuments and places of interest such as Montmartre, the Porte de Versailles Exhibition Centre and the Louvre can be reached in a few minutes via the Metro.
In this district, where true Parisians live, you can feel the beating heart of the City of Light. In the charming, tree-lined square you can taste that undefinable hint of life’s sweetness that is so typical of a village. There are authentic traditional shops, gourmet bistros, food merchants and even surprising little places such as a stall specialising in postcards, a bookstore and a luxury shoemaker...
