Boutique hotel in Paris
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My girlfriend recently stayed at Hotel Madison and really enjoyed it:
www.hotelmadison.com
Don't know if it is in the area you want though.
www.hotelmadison.com
Don't know if it is in the area you want though.
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Underhill, I haven't been to Paris for 6 years so I don't have a favourite area. My budget is probably around 150 euros a night.
Francophile and Ronda I will look at the websites for Lavoisier and hotel madison.
Francophile and Ronda I will look at the websites for Lavoisier and hotel madison.
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Hi Ira,to answer your question, I hope to find accommodation for roughly 150 to 200 euros a night for a double room (not per person).
Ronda, Hotel Madison looks really nice. I have emailed them but haven't heard back yet. I will also look at the other hotels recommended.
Ronda, Hotel Madison looks really nice. I have emailed them but haven't heard back yet. I will also look at the other hotels recommended.
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Hi Underhill, I just wanted to ask if you are familiar with the hotel Luxembourg Parc? If so, would you recommend that hotel over the hotel Madison? I am trying to decide between the two.
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The Madison is a 3* hotel, while the Luxembourg Parc is a 4*--with prices reflecting the difference in rating. That said, the Luxembourg Parc looks very nice; while we keep going back to the Madison, we might give the newer hotel a try sometime.
I'm afraid you probably won't get a double at either hotel for 150€ a night, unless you're there in July and August and can snag a discounted room. We got an Orbitz rate of 220€ at the Madison last September, but the rates have gone up since then.
I've read good things about the Hôtel des Sts-Pères, which might be more in your price range.
I'm afraid you probably won't get a double at either hotel for 150€ a night, unless you're there in July and August and can snag a discounted room. We got an Orbitz rate of 220€ at the Madison last September, but the rates have gone up since then.
I've read good things about the Hôtel des Sts-Pères, which might be more in your price range.
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Suki,
I can also persoanlly vouch for le Madsion.You can read numerous positive comments by entering Madiosn hotel Paris, in the search box.This is a lovely property w/ large rooms and a top notch staff.
Best of luck
Fluffy
I can also persoanlly vouch for le Madsion.You can read numerous positive comments by entering Madiosn hotel Paris, in the search box.This is a lovely property w/ large rooms and a top notch staff.
Best of luck
Fluffy
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Hi fluffy, I just wanted to ask if you have experienced any rudeness from the staff at the Madison Hotel. Some of their emails are quite abrupt. I also read some really bad reviews on tripadvisor. Some people complained about noise and views of brick walls. Can anyone shed some light on this?
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"...Some of their emails are quite abrupt.."
how many emails are you getting? I usually get two: one with an offer in response to my inquiry, and one with a confirmation after I've accepted the offer. What else is needed?
how many emails are you getting? I usually get two: one with an offer in response to my inquiry, and one with a confirmation after I've accepted the offer. What else is needed?
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..a bit of sticker shock if you haven't been in Paris in 6 years. 150E is just (barely)***. Boutique conjures up small exclusive and although your budget is adequate, I am afraid not in the boutique range for central Paris.
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suki7, I don't quite understand what you mean about the Madison's emails being abrupt. I did email the hotel before and I do know they were very polite in their mail including a salutation and a closing and of course it included the rate and all that information.
I have gotten emails from other hotels which I felt were abrupt. By that I mean something like this:
Double room 164 euros per night
Breakfast 11 euros
city Tax 1 euros
I have gotten emails from other hotels which I felt were abrupt. By that I mean something like this:
Double room 164 euros per night
Breakfast 11 euros
city Tax 1 euros