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Old Dec 16th, 2006, 09:15 PM
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Old Dec 16th, 2006, 10:09 PM
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This hotel, along with Hotel Cambon, is our favorite in this part of the 1st. The rooms on the street are large with high ceilings; good soundproofing. Prices often discounted substantially.
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Old Dec 17th, 2006, 10:54 AM
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Thank you DJK; Oak: I read that the room should be located in the newer part of the hotel as well as facing the courtyard. Your opinion please.
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It used to be my home away from home in Paris - I've stayed there many time but not in the past three years since they went through major renos. I loved the hotel. All the bathrooms had been completely renovated (large marble rooms, beautifully done)and all the rooms I stayed in were very large - I loved the ones on the Rue Castiglione. Decor was traditional with fabric covered walls and antique-style furniture. Service was top notch and the room service food quite good as they have an excellent restuarant. I've always prefered the 1st arr.

The only reason I haven't stayed there since is that the rates have always been extremely high every time I have visited Paris since.

Highly recommended.
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The room that we had at the Lotti had a lovely bathroom, but the bedroom was quite small--and there was nothing in which to put things from the suitcase except a wardrobe: no drawers at all. That was a real inconvenience, as we were staying for several days and didn't want to live out of our suitcase, especially given the limited space.
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Old Dec 23rd, 2006, 01:26 PM
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