Many of Paris's most prestigious palace hotels face the Tuileries or Place de la Concorde, and while the Brighton breathes the same rarified air under the arcades, it does so for a fraction of the price. Smaller rooms with showers look onto a courtyard; street-facing chambers have balconies and a royal view of the gardens and the Rive Gauche. Extensive renovations updated all the rooms, with the newest ones featuring flat-screen TVs and heated towel racks. The least expensive rooms have windows under the arches along Rue de Rivoli, and the first-floor rooms have high ceilings. Pros: great views; central location in a prestigious neighborhood near major Paris sights. Cons: the busy street can make rooms with a view a bit noisy; variable quality in decor between rooms.
Reviewed by RenataEsteve from Sao Paulo, Brazil on 8/22/07
Beautiful Tuilleries View! Affordable price! Clean.
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