Hotel Maxim Opera
A four-star hotel offering guest rooms and hospitality services in Paris's 9th arrondissement
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Hotel Maxim Opera
Hôtel Maxim Opéra is a four-star hotel near Opéra Garnier in Paris, with 31 guest rooms and services including reception, concierge and breakfast.
The hotel sells accommodation and stay packages to visitors, including flexible, long-stay, romantic and birthday offers. It is based in Paris and was founded in 1993.
Product: Hotel accommodation, breakfast and guest services, with stay offers and packages.
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