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Old Aug 24th, 2007, 08:30 AM
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What category of room did you book? They have several different categories based primarily on room size. The hotel does have 2 separate buildings based on room size. One building fronts rue Grimaldi and the other fronts rue Maccarani. The rooms in both buildings are nice but the Maccarani rooms have a view of a park and church which is a little more scenic than from the other building. But it doesn't really make that much difference. I also wouldn't worry too much about the floor you're on either.
BTW the restaurant next door to the hotel on the rue Maccarani side, Luc Salsedo is very good.
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Old Aug 24th, 2007, 10:21 AM
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We, too, really liked the le Grimaldi:
"Our Hotel le Grimaldi (http://www.le-grimaldi.com/) was a short cab ride from the train station. It was 10EUR for myself, my daughter, my gargantuan bag, and her two small ones. We were greeted graciously at the hotel, which immediately struck us as a good find.

The hotel is actually two Belle Epoque buildings back-to-back. One side is much prettier to enter, as it faces a nice church. The other side is fine, too, but a bit boring. I think the side on rue Grimaldi is the plain one, and the other side on rue Maccarani is prettier.

The man at the front desk carried my bag to the room, and showed us around. There’s a business center on the ground floor, with free internet use on their two computers, and a free printer to use. (Also wireless in the lobby, I think for a fee.)

Our room was a ‘classic’, twin-bedded room, which was large enough, had a little balcony, a sparkling tile bath with fluffy bright yellow towels, and nice toiletries. It was 150EUR, plus tax and 10EUR per person if we opted for the hot/cold breakfast buffet. They suggested we check out the buffet (served till 10:30a.m.), and if we were interested the next morning, we could sign on for it. Their deal is that you have to buy it everyday to get the 10EUR rate. Otherwise, per day, it’s 15EUR.

So the next morning, we were happy to find hot eggs, proscuitto, yoghurts, cereals, cappuccino, assorted croissants, juices, etc. We thought it a good deal and quite convenient, so we enjoyed it each morning."

My full trip report, including hotels and day-trips is at http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...p;tid=34810691
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