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“Mama Shelter has a fun and funky interior designed by Philippe Starck. Don’t expect an ounce of classical Parisian charm—the hotel is an experiment in quirky postmodern countercultural cool.”
Featured as Fodor’s Choice in Paris.
“The Mama Shelter is not central, but it’s convenient to the Metro, Père Lachaise cemetery is around the corner and, yes, that’s the Eiffel Tower you see in the distance. If you want ‘real’ best of Paris, this is it.”
“Escape the crowds at Mama Shelter’s outpost in the east of Paris, and make a saving while you’re at it. You’ll find quirky design, a noteworthy breakfast and rooftop bar, in addition to the main bar and restaurant space on the ground floor, which is a lively social spot come nightfall.”
What guests liked
- Friendly staff
- Excellent Wifi
- Breakfast buffet
- Comfortable beds
- Boutique style
All you need to know
This fine establishment is located on 109 Rue De Bagnolet in the lively 20th Avenue of Pairs where it offers the best of hospitality services and facilities to tourists and visitors in the city. The hotel is the ideal departure spot for guests looking to enjoy all the famed excitement of the city of Paris.
Renowned designer Philipe Starck designed the hotel, and it features sleek and elegant designs.
The hotel features an amusement area where guests can easily enjoy and involve in activities such as table football. The hotel also has a gift shop where guests can get as many souvenirs as they desire.
Mama Shelter Hotel offers chic room options such as Medium Mama Double, Large Mama Double, Small Single Mama Room and Small Mama Double. These rooms are well-furnished with modern décor and adorned with beautiful colors.
The hotel is about 750 m away from the Alexandre Dumas Metro Station which will provide guests with easy access to several places of interest within the city. The famous La Fleche d’Or music venue is located directly opposite the hotel.
The hotel offers services, facilities and amenities such as concierge services, luggage storage, 24-hour front desk, airport shuttle, laundry, business center, daily maid service and room service are provided by the hotel. The Mama Shelter Paris also provides a lift and safety deposit box.
The hotel offers traditional French cuisine in its brasserie-style restaurant. Guests are sure to enjoy the delicious meals and dishes served at the hotel.
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