Traditional breakfast
at the Hôtel Paris, in the Madeleine district

Name: Le Relais Madeleine
Address: 11 Bis rue Godot de Mauroy, Paris, 75009, France

French-style breakfast

We offer much more than a traditional breakfast of buttered toast, jam, spreads, soft-boiled eggs, coffee and fruit juice. Our buffet features a selection of high-quality products, carefully chosen to enhance your morning experience.

Buffet breakfast at 25 euros per person

Discover our selection of homemade French specialities for an exceptional breakfast buffet:

Regional specialities: organic spreads , shortbread spreads from ‘La Sablesienne’, freshly cut fruit, pastries, luxury organic cereals from ‘Maison Naja’, smoked salmon from ‘La Maison Kaviari’, cold cuts from the local butcher’s, cheeses, yoghurts and handmade butter from “La Maison Bordier”.

Hot ‘cocotte’ buffet: bacon , eggs, mushrooms and rösti, prepared especially for you on the day.

Pastries and a variety of homemade breads, unlimited hot drinks and freshly squeezed orange juice.

Options to suit special dietary requirements available on request (gluten-free).

Information

Opening hours:
Weekdays: 7am to 10am
Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays: 8.00 am to 11.00 am

Location:
In our vaulted cellar with old-world charm
In your room
In the tranquillity of the patio during the warmer months

Frequently Asked Questions about Breakfast

Does the Le Relais Madeleine hotel serve breakfast?

Yes. A sweet and savoury buffet breakfast is served every morning in the hotel’s vaulted cellar.
It includes, amongst other things, pastries, bread, fresh fruit, hot drinks, sweet and savoury items, as well as a selection of artisan specialities.

What time is breakfast served?

Breakfast is served:
- Monday to Friday from 7am to 10am
- at weekends and on public holidays from 8am to 11am

Can we have breakfast in our room?

Yes. Breakfast can be served in your room if you’d prefer to start the day at a more leisurely pace.
It can also be enjoyed in the hotel’s vaulted cellar or on the patio during the warmer months.

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