The La Tour Notre Dame Paris is situated in the center in the Latin Quarter, a Paris hotel set amongst a sea of shops, bistros, and art galleries. It's within short distance of the Rive Gauche, Notre Dame Cathedral, and the Cluny Museum. Visitor will also have direct access to the surrounding Sorbonne University. The Best Western La Tour Paris is 20 miles from the Charles de Gaulle airport, and within short distance of a few underground and bus stops.

Rooms at the Best Western Notre Dame Paris all feature Toile de Jouy tapestries on the wall and present-day service. These comprise air conditioning, LCD TVs with cable access, high-speed wi-fi Internet access, in-room safes, a mini-bar, and individual bathroom amenities in all 48 apartments.

The Best Western La Tour Notre Dame Paris is in a seventeenth centuty building that features been updated to contemporary standards whilst calm preserving its historical roots and exposed stone. The premises features a vault with vaulted ceilings, where management currently operates a restaurant. Conference rooms for groups of varying sizes able to be booked with or without catering facilities.

·From: Motorway A1. On the peripherique, exit Porte de la Chapelle, follow the direction to Paris Center- by means of Gare du Nord and Chatelet Les Halles, cross the Seine, direction Notre Dame Cathedral, take Rue Saint Jacques and then Rue du Sommerard (crossing Rue Saint Jacques) ·From: Motorway A6. On the peripherique, exit Porte d'Orleans, direction Denfert Rochereau and direct on Boulevard Saint Michel. Crossing Boulevard Saint Germain, turn right and discover Rue Saint Jacques and then Rue du Sommerard (crossing Rue Saint Jacques) ·From: Motorway A3. On the peripherique, exit Porte de Bagnolet, direction Republique and then Chatelet Les Halles, cross the Seine, direction Notre Dame Cathedral, take Rue Saint Jacques and then Rue du Sommerard (crossing Rue Saint Jacques) ·From: Motorway A13. On the peripherique, exit Porte d'Auteuill, direction of Tour Eiffel/Invalides (follow the banks of the Seine),