Paris Hotels..Plaza Athenee, Hotel Lancaster or George V
Jul 5th, 2002, 11:31 AM
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Paris Hotels..Plaza Athenee, Hotel Lancaster or George V
My friend and I are having trouble deciding which hotel to stay at. I know all will be beautiful and we probably can't go wrong with any of them but I wondered if someone could tell me which hotel would be in the quietest location?
One final question, I've searched this website and can't find any personal recommendations for the Hotel Lancaster. Has anyone stayed there recently?
One final question, I've searched this website and can't find any personal recommendations for the Hotel Lancaster. Has anyone stayed there recently?
Jul 5th, 2002, 01:22 PM
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I would suggest the Lancaster because I find it to be a bit more charming than the other two you are considering. It is smaller and has a more intimate feel to it. My husband and I stayed at the Lancaster in October 2001. I had wanted to stay here since I had spent a semester in college and frequently stopped in for a drink. It took twenty years for my dream to come true! We stayed in the Pastourchof room(sp?) and thought it was very spacious and beautiful, especially for a Paris hotel. The concierge was extremely helpful in assisting with dinner reservations before our arrival. Have a great trip.
Jul 6th, 2002, 10:26 AM
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Ditto for the Lancaster; possibly the best city hotel experience ever.The rooms are spacious and elegent and the staff is second to none.
Thr George V is beautiful too ; but it has more of a "hotel" feeling. The room I was in was large and well decorated ; but it lacked the warmth style and elegence of the Lancaster; the service was good ; but not exceptional.
Try logging onto parisby.com for more info. look under 5 star hotels( even though France only rates up to 4 stars)
Viva La France
Thr George V is beautiful too ; but it has more of a "hotel" feeling. The room I was in was large and well decorated ; but it lacked the warmth style and elegence of the Lancaster; the service was good ; but not exceptional.
Try logging onto parisby.com for more info. look under 5 star hotels( even though France only rates up to 4 stars)
Viva La France
Jul 6th, 2002, 10:34 AM
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Has anyone tried playing this game?
Some of you have $500 a night to spend. You could get a small room at the posh Ritz, Crillion or George V. Sure you could say you stayed there but that's their bottom of their barrell just to get you in the door.
My choice would be to get a gorgeous suite or Jr. Suite at a very nice 4 star property. Why don't people think to do that?
Some of you have $500 a night to spend. You could get a small room at the posh Ritz, Crillion or George V. Sure you could say you stayed there but that's their bottom of their barrell just to get you in the door.
My choice would be to get a gorgeous suite or Jr. Suite at a very nice 4 star property. Why don't people think to do that?
Jul 6th, 2002, 02:57 PM
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One more cheer for the Lancaster. We stayed there for our 20th anniversary and over New Years Eve. The concierge was great and the hotel had a very intimate, non-US chain hotel feel. Large room with beautiful marble bath. Location is convenient to public transportation but is quiet nearby. Enjoy!
