zelda

Can anyone give me an opinion on this hotel? Would you suggest somewhere else? Thank you for your imput.

Cowpuncher

You must be made of money. And your travel agent wants to relieve you of it. My old Michelin guide shows its per-room per-night charge to be about the size of the Albanian national debt. Darned if I'd spend that much money just for a fancy address. Check your Michelin (on those pages edged in red) and you can find a good hotel in the same arrondisement (precinct) for a fraction of what Prince de Galles (Prince of Wales) will sock you.

michael

Zelda:

What is your budget? That would be helpful information in making a recommendation.

greg

Do you WANT an expensive hotel? You can get clean comfortable accomodation at any number of good 2 star hotels throughout Paris. Everyone has their favourite, usually due to familiarity rather than wide ranging comparison. The Libertel chain are 3 star (around ff900 for a double with beakfast) and have some very good locations. I like the Bellechasse, abour 100m from the entrance to the Musee d'Orsay, just over the river from the Louvre.
Greg

John

We stayed there about five years ago when it was a Marriott hotel. Very nice and very expensive. My wife had a gold bracelet stolen from the room - doors were always locked - so go figure. Wouldn't stay there again - not for the theft reson, could have happened anywhere - but much better value hotel rooms available (unless your going on business expense account, then live it up)