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Welcome to Comfort Inn Mouffetard in Paris
 This hotel has 42 carpeted guestrooms on six floors, all of which include private bathrooms with shower, cable TVs, modem Internet access, and views over the Rue Mouffetard or the quiet inner courtyard. Wheelchair-accessible rooms are available upon request. Budget double room - These guestrooms have one small double bed and can accommodate a maximum of two guests. Standard double room - These guestrooms are slightly larger than the budget double and offer one double bed or two twin beds and can accommodate a maximum of two guests. Double room with dinner at the Man Ray - Guests who book a double room may also enjoy a three-course prix fixe dinner for two (before 8:15 PM every night except Friday) at the trendy Man Ray restaurant, just off the Champs Elys?es. The price of the dinner is included in the room charge.
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 Rooms include Cable/satellite TV, Desk, Hair dryer, In-room safe, Iron/ironing board (on request), Maid service, Mini/honor bar, Modem Internet access, Non-smoking rooms, Private bathroom, Smoking rooms, Telephone, Television, Wheelchair accessible, Window open-operating.
Comfort Inn Mouffetard amenities include The hotel does not have its own restaurant, but there are several dining options within the surrounding area. Nearby restaurants:
La Bugnes
Le Bistro des Cigales
Auberge de la Mouff?
In city center
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What to expect: Although the hotel is quite small, it has an open feel, thanks to large windows, light colors, and skylights throughout. The location within easy walking distance of many sights, including Le Panth?on and Luxembourg Gardens, wins points with vacationers. Business travelers appreciate the quiet guestrooms and friendly, professional service. Amenity highlights: Opened in 1996, the Comfort Inn Mouffetard has a professional, multilingual staff providing front desk services around the clock. The lobby has an espresso machine, daily newspapers, and an Internet computer station for use with a pre-paid card. Insider tip: Rue Mouffetard is one of the oldest market streets in Paris, with street vendors and boutiques open Tuesday through Sunday morning. To avoid the crowds, travelers should arrive early and shop alongside local Parisians for the best fresh goods, then have brunch on the terrace at Pain Quotidian (facing the church at #140) for some of the most colorful people-watching in town.
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