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Rose & Garden - Eiffel Tower

4.4/5(7.75K Reviews)

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Paris, Ile-de-France

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Experience the vibrancy and sophistication of Paris with a stay at this contemporary and elegant apartment in the charming 16th Arrondissement. Situated in a prime location, just a 5-minute drive from iconic landmarks such as the Arc de Triomphe and Champs-Élysées, this apartment is the perfect base for exploring the city. With the majestic Eiffel Tower only 2.2 miles away and the prestigious Louvre Museum just 2.8 miles away, you'll be captivated by the beauty of Paris.

Step into your spacious and stylish apartment, where you can relax and unwind after a day of sightseeing. The fully equipped kitchen includes a fridge and microwave for your convenience, and complimentary Wi-Fi keeps you connected throughout your stay. Plus, with added amenities like an electric kettle and iron/ironing board, you'll have everything you need for a comfortable and hassle-free trip.

Immerse yourself in Paris' renowned fashion scene by strolling down nearby streets such as Place du Trocadero, Avenue Montaigne, and Avenue Georges V - all within a 2-kilometre distance from the apartment. For a taste of culture, visit the Palais des Congres de Paris or the Quai Branly Museum, Jacques Chirac, both just a stone's throw away. And when night falls, entertainment options abound, from spectacular performances at the Lido to outdoor tennis court karaoke.

Our dedicated team of multilingual staff is available 24/7 at the front desk to ensure your needs are met and your stay is seamless. For our business-savvy guests, take advantage of complimentary wired internet access and other business amenities.

The apartment's central location also makes it easily accessible from the nearest airports, including Paris Charles de Gaulle, Orly, and Beauvais. Perfect for international travelers, don't miss your chance to experience the best of Paris at this modern and affordable accommodation. Book Rose & Garden - Eiffel Tower room prices now and make your reservation conveniently online. Located at 181 avenue Victor Hugo, Île-de-France75116, France, Rose & Garden - Eiffel Tower Online booking is just a click away.

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03:00 PM

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24-hour front desk
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4.4/5

7.75K Ratings

Steven Alvarez

5/5

14 Jan, 2024

Going to the Rose Bowl has always been on my bucket list. I finally got to go to the Rose Bowl for one of the most exciting games that I had ever seen. To top it off, my son’s favorite team, Michigan played. Not only did they play, they won!!! I loved the whole atmosphere. I loved the landscaping surrounding the stadium. I loved the ease of the stadium. I loved the well manicured field. I loved how the field was painted. I loved all the souvenirs. I loved the concessions. My only complaint is that the seats were crammed, but what do you expect with the age of the stadium. I’m so glad I got to experience a game at the Rose Bowl Stadium. It is such a beautiful place and I met so many great people. I hope to come again soon.

Brian Skuletich

4/5

03 Jan, 2024

The atmosphere in this stadium is always solid. Tickets for the Rose Bowl games always get cheaper the closer to the game, so wait to buy. The first 16 rows in this stadium are similar to the coliseum, avoid them, very hard to see the field as it is fairly flat. Other than that, not a bad seat in the house. The bowl’s corners have great views as do all the seats all the way to mid field. You can get the cheap seats/nose bleeds for football games and not be disappointed with the view. Entering the venue, parking as well as exiting will take hours so be prepared. The crowd control after the game is horrible- very tight exits, can be claustrophobic. If the game is a blow out I recommend leaving early, especially if you don’t want to sit in a car after sitting at a game. Another option is try to pick seating near the Northwest side of the stadium as you’ll exit directly onto the golf course which doubles as the GA parking lot. It will save you a lot of time as you won’t have to walk around the very congested stadium to get to the golf course facing exit.

Dut Kasilag

5/5

12 Dec, 2023

Granddadddy of them all !!! Great multipurpose venue for sports and concerts with good layout and overall good atmosphere, especially the drone light show at half time. I give 5 stars for the venue only. On the other hand… Concessions offer basic overpriced food and there is ample parking (again expensive) so I recommend that you park in Pasadena, choose either Parsons or the parking garage right next to it and take the shuttle because this will save you time and all the hassle and there are so many good restaurants in Pasadena that offers better value for your money.

Ally R.

3/5

02 Dec, 2023

This review is based on last night's experience to see Coldplay. As recommended by the venue, we parked at the Parsons Building, $30, and waited about 40 minutes to board the shuttle at $10 per person. The shuttles were nice and clean and arrived at the Bowl in about 10-15 minutes. All was good up until this point. We made it to the venue at about 5:30, plenty of time to get food/drinks, so we thought. The lines for food were long but completely chaotic. It was hard to tell who was standing where. Plus, with people constantly cutting across lines to make it to their destination, it was a nightmare. At one point, at least two guys got into a fight because someone "elbowed" someone else. We stood in line for about 45 minutes to be told when we got to the front that they were out of pretzels, churros, and peanuts. Only cotton candy and lemonade were left. Aside from that, there were minimal, if that, options for vegetarian, God forbid vegan, food, hence our reason for waiting in the pretzels line in vain. The predominant food options were tacos, teriyaki bowls, burgers, hot dogs, hot dogs, and more hot dogs! None of these options were vegetarian. When we went inside the stadium, we did notice a group eating Mediterranean food. Wherever this vendor was, it must've been the only one. Plus, the group said the food was overly salty! We settled on "personal size" cheese pizza, which was meh considering the $15 price. The lines were endless for drinks, but the solo beer sellers in the middle of the venue helped. At least there was no wait for that. Going to our seats was another ordeal. When we made it through the tunnel, nome of the ushers working were helpful in guiding us to our seats. One told is just to "just go down" (not whether to go left or right on the appropriate row). We ended up in the wrong seats twice as we bothered people who were enjoying the opening acts to let us through to our seats in the middle of the long, long, long row. One woman got out of her seats to tell the usher he needed to direct people better because the endless people standing in front of her seat blocked her view. It started raining hard for about 10 minutes, at which point, endless unprepared people got out of the stadium to seek refuge under trees or wherever else. Then, they started approaching the janitors for empty trash bags. At one point, people were paying top dollar for trash bags. Insane! Shout out to the cleaning crew for making top dollar just like the venue itself. I have no complaints about the sound at the venue as Coldplay was perfection all around. It's hard to believe the sound a venue of that capacity, 89K, can be so good, but it is. Unreal! After the concert, the nightmare continued. We exited by tunnel 23 and followed the crowd out until we saw the less-than-helpful workers "directing" people. We were told to go "that way," left for the shuttle line. We walked for a out 20 minutes until we saw endless people waking toward us. Then we notcied the longest line, which had no end in sight. We figured that was the line for the shuttles. Our fears were confirmed after we saw one guy working there "directing" people. He said it was a 1.5 hour wait time for the shuttle from the point where he was standing - nowhere near the end of the line, which we reached at about another 20 minutes later. Instead of waiting in line for hours, we made the 40-minute trek on foot to our car. That was the easiest decision given the number of people who were doing the same. It's a flat route and safe, even at that time (12 a.m.+). However, it's a trek, so maybe it's not the best for those who aren't in shape or walk regularly. Next time, we will park anywhere in Old Town that doesn't cost $30, eat there, and walk 40 minutes to and from the venue. It will save us a lot of money and headaches!