The area around the Eiffel Tower has been evacuated this evening as heavily armed police entered the nearby Pullman hotel.
Champs de Mars metro station has been shut down but it is not yet clear whether this is linked to the police operation at the Parisian hotel.
People have been live tweeting from the hotel after guests were told to remain in their rooms.
The Eiffel Tower was shut down today after last night’s atrocities which killed 129 people and injured an estimated 352 people.
Pullman Hotel: "Police are now going room to room. We don't know what's behind this move."#Paris
— Atlantis (@Meloni_Hargitay) November 14, 2015
Pic from my window at #pullman hotel. Saw a group of 5 police enter, many more hunkering outside. #ParisAttacks pic.twitter.com/UkLdet0vqn
— Heather Lacy (@Heather_Lacy1) November 14, 2015
Very quiet in hotel & outside. Police yell at man outside to go back in, that's when I realized how many there were. #Pullman #ParisAttacks
— Heather Lacy (@Heather_Lacy1) November 14, 2015
Police moving outside #Pullman. Journos w/ cameras filming. Police seem unconcerned w/ camera folks. #ParisAttacks pic.twitter.com/i0tjkWF6k3
— Heather Lacy (@Heather_Lacy1) November 14, 2015
#Pullman workers say nothing happened. Police Cleared some room. Now giving All clear. #ParisAttacks #ParisShooting pic.twitter.com/1bSiG2VWvc
— Heather Lacy (@Heather_Lacy1) November 14, 2015
