Best Hotel in 6th Arr.
#1
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Join Date: Jan 2003
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Best Hotel in 6th Arr.
We are going to be in Paris in September. We love staying in the 6th and have stayed at the Pont Royal and the Relais Christine. We would like to try a different hotel this time. What is the "best" hotel in the 6th taking into considertation, rooms, service and quality.
Thanks for any suggestions.
Thanks for any suggestions.
#2
Join Date: Jan 2003
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Hi
There must be 10 or 20 "bests"--Paris has so many great hotels, especially in that area as you know and hardly anyone has tried all of them.
My recommendation is for the d'Aubusson, rue Dauphine. Charming decor, all essential services plus extras, pleasant staff, good if pricey breakfast, excellent location. Rooms vary in size--the "superior" rooms are larger.
I've also read wonderful things about Le Regent just up the street.
There must be 10 or 20 "bests"--Paris has so many great hotels, especially in that area as you know and hardly anyone has tried all of them.
My recommendation is for the d'Aubusson, rue Dauphine. Charming decor, all essential services plus extras, pleasant staff, good if pricey breakfast, excellent location. Rooms vary in size--the "superior" rooms are larger.
I've also read wonderful things about Le Regent just up the street.
#3
Join Date: Jan 2003
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I can't tell you about ALL the hotels in that area, but Relais St. Germaine would have to be at the top of my list, certainly above d'Aubusson, for example. The rooms are all quite large, junior suites really and all are beautifully decorated. I find the whole place very civilized and gracious. If only I could afford it I'd stay there every time. My two stays there were splurges for me.
#4
Join Date: Jan 2003
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glsebs,
In the same top price range as the Pont Royal and Relais Christine, I'd second Elaine's d'Aubusson (actually less pricey).
Others in that top price range might include:
Bel Ami
Relais St-Germain (checked in June-ditto what Patrick says-doubles for 270+)
L'Hotel (rm size varies dramatically)
The Madison, L'Abbaye and Relais Medicis are great hotels with lovely rooms but not so expensive, maybe "exlusive" as the 2 you've already sampled.
In the same top price range as the Pont Royal and Relais Christine, I'd second Elaine's d'Aubusson (actually less pricey).
Others in that top price range might include:
Bel Ami
Relais St-Germain (checked in June-ditto what Patrick says-doubles for 270+)
L'Hotel (rm size varies dramatically)
The Madison, L'Abbaye and Relais Medicis are great hotels with lovely rooms but not so expensive, maybe "exlusive" as the 2 you've already sampled.
#5
Join Date: Jan 2003
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Make that "exclusive". Since you've stayed at the Plnt Royal, I'm going to assume you've checked out the Montalembert next door.
#7
Join Date: Jan 2003
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glsebs,
Make that "Pont Royal". I'm having a really bad orthography day. Did I spell that correctly?
("orthography", that is, not "day")
Hi Fluffy, my fellow le Madison fan,
Those suites *only* go from 380-395, but that includes pampering by Alain & staff and
free buffet brk.!
Make that "Pont Royal". I'm having a really bad orthography day. Did I spell that correctly?
("orthography", that is, not "day")
Hi Fluffy, my fellow le Madison fan,
Those suites *only* go from 380-395, but that includes pampering by Alain & staff and
free buffet brk.!
#8
Join Date: Mar 2003
Posts: 458
Hi Marible, I guess it's been a while since I've stayed in a suite at le Madison, but I'm happy with a deluxe double.
I am sending my sister and her fiance' to le Madison for their honeymoon, I have suggested a suite-I think it's in their budget, lucky ducks.
Viva la France
Fluffy
I am sending my sister and her fiance' to le Madison for their honeymoon, I have suggested a suite-I think it's in their budget, lucky ducks.
Viva la France
Fluffy
#9
Join Date: Jan 2003
Posts: 496
Given that you've already stayed at the Pont Royal and the Relais Christine, I'd second the suggestions for either the d'Aubusson or even more the Montalembert.
The De l'Abbaye might fit your needs as well (especially for its quiet location, which is a must for me!).
Good luck and I'd book asap. September is a busy month!
The De l'Abbaye might fit your needs as well (especially for its quiet location, which is a must for me!).
Good luck and I'd book asap. September is a busy month!
#10
Join Date: Jan 2003
Posts: 128
Checking reviews of the Madison after reading recommendations here, I was surprised to read an extremely negative review. Particularly disturbing was the description of the rudeness of the staff. This review was on www.epinionsl.com
The review was from 2001. Has there been a change in staff? Can anyone who's been to the Madison enlighten me on this?
The review was from 2001. Has there been a change in staff? Can anyone who's been to the Madison enlighten me on this?
