Musée d’Orsay
– Jacuzzi 2 places
Quelques clichés de statues belles et triomphantes, l’horloge monumentale en guise de tête de lit, atmosphère artistique et belles harmonies de beige et de gris… Vous êtes bien – à l’image de ces œuvres d’art – l’hôte privilégié du célèbre musée, temple éternel de l’art du XIXe siècle. Découvrez les Chambres « Musée d’Orsay » et plongez dans le décor unique d’un hotel de charme à Paris.
Musée d’Orsay
– two people Jacuzzi tub
Under the gaze of the monumental station clock, a few, artfully-chosen photographs are a reminder of the Orsay’s splendid statuary. As you soak in the artistic atmosphere, in soothing hues of grey and beige, you realise your wish has come true. Tonight, you’re a privileged guest inside the famous museum, a temple to the glory of 19th century art. Discover the Orsay Museum Rooms in a boutique hotel in Paris !.
SERVICES AND AMENITIES – MUSÉE D’ORSAY
- Room of 19m ²
- Bedroom with bathtub Jacuzzi Chromotherapy – Hydromassage – Rain shower
- Marble sink
- Anti-mist mirror
- Webert tap fittings
- Bathrobes
- Slippers
- Ionic hairdryer
ARRIVAL / DEPARTURE
- Check-in: 15h00 – 0h00
- Check-out: 8h00 – 12h00
- Scénarios d’éclairages de votre chambre Réglez d’une simple touche l’ambiance de votre chambre
- TV écran plat Plus de 50 chaines Françaises et internationales
- Enceinte bluetooth
- Coffre fort Accueille ordinateur avec écran 17’’. Possibilité de recharger l’ordinateur à l’intérieur du coffre.
- Minibar Eaux offertes à votre arrivée
- Produits d’accueil fournis par la Maison Azzaro
TechnologY
Rooms “Musée d’Orsay” in a boutique hotel in Paris !
Beautifully preserved, the museum is housed in the former Orsay station, built for the Universal Exhibition of 1900. Trains stopped running here in 1945. Before the museum project came into being, the great hall was the scene of auctions while the hôtel Drouot auction house was being renovated. The Renault-Barrault theatre company performed here and the station was the backdrop for Orson Welles’ film, “The Trial”.
“The station is superb and resembles an art gallery…” wrote the painter, Edouard Detaille in 1900. It only took a century for his prophecy to come true. Symbolised by the great airy hall
which seems to defy the sky, the building is the star exhibit of the musée d’Orsay’s 19th century collection. Providing continuity between the Louvre’s collection and the modern art in the Centre Pompidou, the Orsay houses the world’s finest collection of impressionist works. Highlights include Courbet’s L’Origine du monde, Olympia by Manet and Van Gogh’s Portrait du Docteur Gachet.
Head to the top of the building, and between the ticking hands of the two enormous clocks that decorate the facade, you can see all of Paris hurrying by.
