Hotel near the Eiffel Tower Hotel Eiffel Saint-Charles

Access options vary: the stairs are open from 9:30 AM to 6:30 PM, while the elevators operate from 9:30 AM to midnight. A magical spectacle awaits every evening: from sunset until 1 or 2 AM depending on the season and weather, the Tower sparkles for five minutes every hour, lighting up the Parisian night with its magical glow. Note: the Eiffel Tower is exceptionally closed on July 14th due to Bastille Day celebrations.

Youths aged 12–24 benefit from reduced rates: €17.70 for the elevator to the top and €7.10 for the stairs to the second floor. Children aged 4–11 pay €8.90 for the elevator and €3.60 for the stairs. Entry is free for toddlers under 4.

To avoid long queues during busy periods, it’s advisable to book tickets online in advance.

Nearby, Avenue de Camoëns offers a dreamy view of the Eiffel Tower from its staircase and balcony, attracting photographers and influencers in search of the perfect shot. The Bir-Hakeim Bridge also provides a cinematic perspective, particularly when the tower glitters at night making it a prime location for nighttime photo sessions.

This park also hosts a variety of festive, sporting, and national events. Another noteworthy attraction is the Musée du Quai Branly Jacques Chirac, located at the foot of the Tower. Designed by Jean Nouvel, the museum is dedicated to the arts and cultures of Africa, the Americas, Asia, and Oceania.

Its modern architecture and vast collections make it a must-see cultural institution. For history and architecture enthusiasts, the Hôtel des Invalides and the Dôme Church are nearby and worth visiting. The Hôtel des Invalides is a historical complex that includes the Dôme Church, which houses Napoleon Bonaparte’s tomb. The area also features the Army Museum and the Relief Map Museum.

The Palais Bourbon, seat of the French National Assembly, is another notable landmark. This district is also marked by wide tree-lined avenues and large green spaces, like the Esplanade des Invalides, perfect for leisurely walks along the Seine.

Gastronomy lovers will appreciate the arrondissement’s high-end restaurants and gourmet shops, including the famous Jules Verne restaurant on the Eiffel Tower’s second floor, offering a modern take on classic French cuisine.

The André-Citroën Park is another gem, known for features like a hot-air balloon ride and its serene garden setting. Opened in 1992 on the site of a former Citroën factory, it's one of the largest new parks in Paris in over a century.

For shopping enthusiasts, the Beaugrenelle shopping center and Rue du Commerce offer a variety of retail options, from local boutiques to major stores. Additionally, the Île aux Cygnes, an artificial island on the Seine, features a smaller replica of the Statue of Liberty, viewable from the bridge.

Couples will enjoy strolling hand in hand around the Tower, marveling at its nighttime grandeur, or relaxing in the Trocadéro Gardens. Air-conditioned rooms with mini-bars and free Wi-Fi offer a cozy, modern space to reconnect. Some rooms even feature balconies or terraces, perfect for enjoying views of the Paris skyline.

With concierge and room service available, the hotel helps arrange romantic experiences and surprises without leaving the comfort of your room. The presence of a wellness club and optional spa/massage service promises relaxing moments to share together.