Nestled in a Haussmannian building located between Gare de l'Est and Place de la République, the Hotel Magenta 38 is a remarkable little 3-star gem. Combining calm, modernity and comfort, in a sleek Scandinavian design, it was thought by the architects Didier and Fabrice Knoll in 2014.
The Hotel Magenta 38 offers you 67 rooms and suites with an uncluttered, elegant style. A way of offering the visitor a home from home where they can recharge their batteries.
Our rooms are real invitations to relax and rest. They can accommodate from 1 to 7 people and are all air-conditioned and ideally equipped. Each room has its own private bathroom with shower or bathtub, a desk, a flat screen TV, a hairdryer and free Wi-Fi access.
It is at 38 boulevard de Magenta, as the name of our hotel Paris 10 suggests, that our teams will give you a warm welcome. From the outset, our customers are generally seduced by the atmosphere of the place.
It must be said that our establishment boasts a minimalist Scandinavian style, the signature of architects Didier and Francis Knoll, who have completely redesigned the space. In the rooms of our hotel located close to the Gare du Nord and the Gare de l'Est train station, the Scandinavian decoration also hits the spot by combining aestheticism and comfort.
The station from paris north, more commonly known as Gare du Nord station, was opened on 20 June 1846. However, it was 18 years later, in 1864, that the station designed by the architect Jacques Ignace Hittorf - the one that still exists today - was inaugurated.
The Gare du Nord is a new neoclassical-modernist building built in a U-shape. The main façade, decorated with 23 statues representing the main towns served by trains from the station, is of Roman inspiration and is worth admiring.
Throughout the twentieth century, the Gare du Nord station will continue to grow in importance. In 2017, nearly 270 million passengers will have passed through this station.
It should be noted that Gare du Nord station serves as a regional service with dedicated tracks for RER B and RER D - RER E being accessible via an underground. But also to the Transilien lines H and K. In terms of national services, the TGVs make it possible to connect all the major conurbations in the Hauts de France region, and in particular Lille. TER trains from Paris Nord serve the former Picardy and the Côte d'Opale.
Finally, it is impossible not to mention international services. The Eurostar service provides connections to London and all other UK cities. The Thalys service, for its part, allows you to go to Brussels, Liège, Antwerp (Belgium), Amsterdam (Netherlands) or Cologne (Germany), to mention only the major destinations.
For both tourists and professionals who travel by train, finding a Gare du Nord station hotel is relevant in different situations. It can allow them to quickly drop off their luggage when they arrive in Paris and not waste time on public transport.
A Gare du Nord station hotel can also be a wise choice for people who have to take the train early in the morning. Yes, rather than stressing out and taking the risk of missing your train in case of problems in the metro or RER or traffic on the road, think about walking! It will only take you 10 minutes on foot from our establishment to the platform so you won't miss it.
