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The neighbourhood

Paris, only better. Four minutes away.

The metro four minutes away, the Eiffel Tower twenty, the Bois at the end of the street. Boulogne is Paris when you want it, calm when you need it.

The neighbourhood — a Boulogne street at dawn
Day to day

Living in Boulogne.

Paris, but better. Boulogne is the address you keep to yourself: the metro four minutes away, the Eiffel Tower twenty, and every head office that matters within walking distance. A city where you can breathe — the Bois, the Seine, markets, and that density of good addresses you find in Paris (often without the queues). Paris when you want it. Boulogne when you want to catch your breath.

In the morning, you grab a coffee to go and walk to the metro. In the evening, you dine on a street where no one takes photos. And then you sleep.

Living in Boulogne — residential street

Within five kilometres

The neighbourhood map.

Filter by category to see what matters to you. Hover or tap the markers for details.

Map of Boulogne-Billancourt showing the hotel and the neighbourhood's key places
Transport
  • Marcel Sembat metro — Line 9400 m · 5 min
  • RER C Issy–Val de Seine530 m · 7 min
  • EV charging point200 m
  • Parking on request180 m · €15/night
  • Vélib’ stationsnearby
Sights & culture
  • Bois de Boulogneadjacent · 5 min
  • Boulogne-Billancourt marketav. Général-Leclerc
  • Albert-Kahn Museum1.5 km · 18 min
  • Eiffel Tower15 min by metro
Business hubs
  • Carrefour Boulogne (HQ)700 m · 9 min
  • Renault Boulogne1 km · 12 min
  • TF11.5 km · 5 min by metro
  • La Défense7 km · 12 min by metro
  • Issy-les-Moulineaux2 km · 5 min by RER
Events
  • Roland-Garros1.7 km · 25 min
  • Parc des Princes1.2 km · 18 min
  • La Seine Musicale1.4 km · 20 min
  • Longchamp Racecourse3 km · 7 min by car
  • Paris Expo Porte de Versailles3 km · 25 min
  • Paris La Défense Arena7.2 km · 20 min by car
Full-width band — a view over the Seine or the Bois

The little black book

A few places we love.

Our addresses, not the guidebook's. Not the queue outside the Marais, not the table everyone photographs. The places where we eat, where we grab a coffee between meetings, where we send the people we like. Five to ten minutes on foot. Up to you.

Bakery & patisserie
Bakery & patisserie

Name to be confirmed

Right next door. Pastries you can smell from the hallway before six, decent sandwiches to take away, and a nine-o'clock coffee that saves the morning. You finish your errands here on the way back, you start the day here when you leave early.

Exact address to be confirmed

Lunch bistro
Lunch bistro

Name to be confirmed

Daily specials on the board, a set menu at a price that won't make you wince, a terrace when it's sunny. You lunch here with a client on Tuesday, you dine here as a couple on Friday without booking three days ahead.

Exact address to be confirmed

Evening restaurant
Evening restaurant

Name to be confirmed

More refined, open late, a menu that changes. The right spot for dinner after the match or after La Seine Musicale, when you're hungry and don't fancy heading back into Paris.

Exact address to be confirmed

Morning café
Morning café

Name to be confirmed

Specialty coffee for the demanding, a croissant for everyone else. Three minutes' walk, tucked into a street where people actually live. Where you surface after a night that ran longer than planned.

Exact address to be confirmed

Wine shop / deli
Wine shop / deli

Name to be confirmed

A bottle for the studio, a cheese to go with it, a few words from a wine merchant who knows what he's talking about. For the evenings when you don't feel like going out.

Exact address to be confirmed

List kept up to date. Got a good address to add? Tell us at reception.

Getting around

How you arrive. How you get around.

By metro

Marcel Sembat, line 9. A four-minute walk, and you're on the same line as the Champs-Élysées and Châtelet.

  • Towards Mairie de Montreuil: Châtelet in 25 min, République in 30 min.
  • Towards Pont de Sèvres (terminus): 1 stop.
  • First metro 5:30 am. Last metro 0:40 am (1:40 am Fri/Sat).

By RER

Issy-Val de Seine, RER C. A seven-minute walk, and the Left Bank begins.

  • Eiffel Tower (Champ-de-Mars) in 12 min. Saint-Michel in 17 min. The fast option when you're headed for southern Paris.

From the airports

Three airports, three well-known routes.

  • CDG → Boulogne: RER B then line 9. About 1 h 05.
  • Orly → Boulogne: tram T7 or Orlyval + RER C to Issy-Val de Seine. About 50 min.
  • Beauvais → Boulogne: bus to Porte Maillot, then line 1 + line 9 at Franklin D. Roosevelt. About 1 h 30.

From the Paris stations

All six Paris stations, 25-35 minutes away.

  • Gare du Nord / Gare de l'Est: line 9 direct from Strasbourg-Saint-Denis. 35 min.
  • Saint-Lazare: line 13 then line 9. 30 min.
  • Gare de Lyon / Austerlitz: line 14 then line 9 at Saint-Lazare. 30-35 min.
  • Montparnasse: line 6 or 13, then line 9. 25 min.

By car

For those arriving by car.

  • Nearby parking on request — 180 m from the hotel, €15 per night, to be booked at reception when you reserve.
  • Ring road: exit Porte de Saint-Cloud or Porte de Sèvres (5 min).
  • Residential parking: paid zone during the day, free at night and on Sundays.

By electric vehicle

A charging point 200 m from the hotel. (Operator to be confirmed at reception.)

By bike

Vélib' right nearby (Marcel Sembat, Pont de Sèvres). Cycle paths along the Seine and in the Bois.

You can picture it now.

Choose your dates, we'll handle the rest.

A question about the neighbourhood or a specific event? +33 1 49 10 05 45 — Monday to Friday, 7 am–10 pm.