Useful addresses: practical services and emergencies near Hôtel R de Paris

Pharmacy on Rue de Clichy (Paris 9): solid stock of pharmacy and dermo-cosmetics, with staff available for quick advice.

Why go: Convenient for essentials and minor issues during your stay.

Good to know: Bring your prescription if needed; ask about French equivalents.

“Liège” bus stop: handy to cross Paris above ground and enjoy a real-time view of the city’s neighbourhoods.

Why use it: Good alternative when you prefer buses over the metro.

Good to know: Check routes and frequency depending on the time of day.

Optician on Rue de Clichy (Paris 9th): quality frames and precise fitting service in a calm, professional setting.

Why go: Great if you need a quick adjustment or new frames while in Paris.

Good to know: Ask for style advice to match your face shape.

Since 1966, Planète Rasoir at 58 Rue de Clichy has been a gentleman's haven: part specialist boutique (safety razors, shaving brushes, soaps, beard care) and part traditional barber. Frédéric Cany carries on the art of the cut-throat razor and even offers initiation sessions to learn how to handle the blade yourself. A rare place of craft and tradition, where attention to detail is everything.

Why go: Practical, fast grooming option during your stay in Paris.

Good to know: Walk-ins may be limited; book if you can.

Police station near the hotel: useful for an official declaration (loss/theft) or administrative steps during your stay.

Why go: Fastest way to get paperwork done if you need travel insurance or official proof.

Good to know: Bring ID and any supporting details (time/place/items) to speed things up.

Liège metro station (Line 13): recognisable for its decorated platforms and handy for crossing Paris north–south.

Why go: Useful for getting towards Saint-Lazare, Montparnasse and several Left/Right Bank areas via Line 13.

Good to know: Quick and simple access, great as a practical landmark for this neighbourhood.

Pharmacy around Liège / Saint-Lazare (Paris 8th): medicines and para-pharmacy, with staff often comfortable helping travellers.

Why go: Practical for essentials, advice and travel needs in central Paris.

Good to know: Bring your prescription if you need specific medication.

Self-service laundromat on Rue de Vintimille (Paris 9th): multiple machine sizes for washing and drying.

Why go: Practical for mid-trip laundry in Paris.

Good to know: Bring coins/card as required and plan 1–2 hours.

A neighbourhood salon at 67 Rue d'Amsterdam, Sylvie Coiffure has earned a reputation for warm service and excellent value: rated 4.8/5 across more than 100 reviews. You come for a cut, a blow-dry, colour or highlights, men and women alike. The advantage: the salon accepts walk-ins, which is handy when you have an unexpected hair emergency during your stay.

Why go: Practical beauty stop when you need to look sharp in Paris.

Good to know: Booking ahead is best at peak times.

Optician on Rue d’Amsterdam (Paris 9th): designer eyewear selection and fitting service in a boutique atmosphere.

Why go: Useful if you need adjustments, repairs or a stylish new pair in Paris.

Good to know: Bring your prescription details if you have them.

Self-service laundromat on Rue Blanche (Paris 9th): wash and dry on your own, with machines in multiple capacities.

Why go: Practical and quick for travelers or longer stays in Paris.

Good to know: Bring coins or check on-site payment options.

General practitioner near Rue de Clichy (Paris 9): convenient for a quick medical consultation during your trip.

Why go: Get medical advice/prescriptions without losing a full day.

Good to know: Bring ID and any meds list; ask about appointment availability.