Mercure Paris Porte de Versailles Vaugirard

Hotel Overview

The hotel is in the city centre, opposite the entrance to the exhibition centre and close to the Porte de Versailles metro, bus and tram stations. It is located at the site of the workshops where racing driver Amédée Gordini designed and built racing cars and engines between 1945 and 1974. It is comprised of 91 spacious, air-conditioned and soundproofed guestrooms, all of which are fitted with the latest technology. It offers a restaurant where visitors may choose from a selection of hot and cold dishes accompanied by a glass of the hotel's fine wine. Several meeting rooms are provided for the needs of business travellers. All accommodation units are en-suite and feature large, comfortable beds. High-speed Internet access is provided for guests who wish to stay connected and a satellite TV offers in-room entertainment.