Paris Hotel - Hotel Verneuil
Jan 12th, 2008, 12:05 PM
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If you go to Trip Advisor..or just google it..you will find reviews of the hotel.
The sister hotel on the right bank is the Therese.
Yes, to it being a good location and for a solo person.
Enjoy...
The sister hotel on the right bank is the Therese.
Yes, to it being a good location and for a solo person.
Enjoy...
Jan 12th, 2008, 12:30 PM
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I thought it a great value with a good location. Modern baths. We stayed in 2 different rooms there, both well furnished. One was a lot bigger, I think it was room #3, which was up one flight of stairs. The smaller one was on the top floor which you had to hold your breath to get 2 people squeezed into the elevator to reach. Staff were very helpful. I think this is one of the great values for an upscale hotel.
Jan 12th, 2008, 12:32 PM
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Just to agree with gracejoan3 that the location in the 7th is quiet and wonderful for a single traveler.
Just be aware that the standard rooms are *very* compact. If you need more space, you might want to book a superior.
Just be aware that the standard rooms are *very* compact. If you need more space, you might want to book a superior.
Jan 12th, 2008, 12:52 PM
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We stayed there 2 years ago. We asked about air conditioning before we booked and were assured that they had it.
My husband and I had a superior double, a very nice, comfortable room.
My adult daughters requested a twin bedded room and were given one on the top floor with no a/c. It was quite uncomfortable up there. The receptionist said there were no other rooms available and did supply a fan.
I'd make certain about the a/c if your stay is in the summer.
My husband and I had a superior double, a very nice, comfortable room.
My adult daughters requested a twin bedded room and were given one on the top floor with no a/c. It was quite uncomfortable up there. The receptionist said there were no other rooms available and did supply a fan.
I'd make certain about the a/c if your stay is in the summer.
Jan 12th, 2008, 01:52 PM
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I (solo traveler) stayed at Hotel Verneuil in September in a single room which redefined "small", but that was fine since I only was in the room to sleep. The decor in my room was looking a little "tired" and the mattress was as hard as a park bench (but I slept like the dead every night). I thought the location was great for walking just about everywhere and there were a number of restaurants and cafés close by. The area always felt safe at night and as the street is primarily residential, it was quiet.
