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The latest exposition at the Hôtel de Ville is celebrating the work of Jean-Jacques Sempé, the beloved cartoonist whose characters have graced many covers of the New Yorker. The free exhibition, Sempé Croque Paris features his drawings of Paris, bien sûr. Expect long lines.

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Mar152007

Bellevue et du Chariot d'Or

DateThursday, March 15, 2007

Hôtel Bellevue et du Chariot d'Or
39 rue de Turbigo, 3rd.
Tel 01 48 87 45 60. Fax 01 48 87 95 04.
Mº Réamur-Sébastopol, Arts et Métiers 

www.hotelbellevue75.com 

Central, clean, and cheap, this no-frills hotel on the edge of the Marais is perfect for anyone just looking for a safe and cheap sleep. Its faded Belle Époque decor of old chandeliers and faded gold trimming may be charming, shabby or "naff" (as the Brits would say), depending on your point of view, but there's an elevator, and each room has TV and telephone for those with the inclination to use them. You're well-situated for enjoying the Marais and East Paris nightlife, and could easily walk to Notre-Dame in 15 minutes.

59 rooms, no a/c. Doubles from €70.

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