Has anyone stayed at this hotel? Review of the hotel and the location? Any info most appreciated.
Posted by
victoria, Canada
11507 posts
Allison it's easy to find many reviews for hotels , I always do , I look at several different sites .
Both Expedia and booking.com have hotel reviews and the person reviewing must have completed a stay at the hotel through the site to submit a review , so more likely to be an authentic review . I also always read at least two to three pages of reviews in TripAdvisor.com , if you read a few pages you get a good feeling for it .
Posted by
victoria, Canada
11507 posts
Just looked it up kn various sites, looks like a good hotel, and the area is nice too . I like the location of the Hotel Aubusson a bit better , but mothi g wrong at all looking with this hotel
Posted by
California, USA
91 posts
The hotel is lovely and I think you would enjoy your stay there. I think it is more of a four-star hotel rather than five-star.
It has the traditional, old Parisian decor, which I like; but the hotel could use some updating; i.e., some of the plumbing in the bathroom was difficult to use.
When I was there, they did NOT have coffee in the rooms. They were willing to bring hot water to my room. I had to spend time shopping for a hot water pot. I think the hotel wants you to buy their breakfast in their breakfast room, which I do not think gets the greatest reviews.
On a different note, the hotel "locks" the volume on the televisions at about 30%. They do this so that it does not disturb other rooms. On many occasions, I would have loved to increase the volume by 10%, so I could hear it without straining.
From what I observed, the courtyard rooms face the opposite walls of the hotel; i.e., not a great view.
If you get a good price, I would stay at this hotel.