Boutique hotel Paris
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Boutique hotel Paris
Will be in Paris with two friends end October. We are looking for a nice boutique hotel, nice central area close to cafes, shopping and good restaurants, a spa would be nice, but not a must.
I am aware of George V and the other top hotels, but we (read: my friends) do not want that kind of a splurge, i.e. I am looking for something nice, but not THAT expensive.
Any recommendations?
I am aware of George V and the other top hotels, but we (read: my friends) do not want that kind of a splurge, i.e. I am looking for something nice, but not THAT expensive.
Any recommendations?
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Back today from Paris. Same area of George V you could look at
Marignan
www.hotelmarignanelyseesparis.com
La Maison
www.lamaisonchampselysees.com
La Maison I have not been myself but I have been once at Marignan and liked it. It is NOT top in town but i believe it has a nice design, nice service and is more then acceptable. It has been renovated recently so no risk of going at a dated hotel.
I am not sure about spa.
Marignan
www.hotelmarignanelyseesparis.com
La Maison
www.lamaisonchampselysees.com
La Maison I have not been myself but I have been once at Marignan and liked it. It is NOT top in town but i believe it has a nice design, nice service and is more then acceptable. It has been renovated recently so no risk of going at a dated hotel.
I am not sure about spa.
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A number of independent hotels described as "boutique" are listed in this thread:
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/franc...y-paris-2.html
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/franc...y-paris-2.html
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Esprit St Germain would be perfect. It is a lovely hotel in a great neighborhood, but be sure to book at least a premier room because the others are tiny. It is Virtuoso so make sure to use a a Virtuoso agent.
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There is the Raffles:
http://www.leroyalmonceau.com
Interesting hotel.. But am not sure what your budget is. And what area you'd like to be at.
http://www.leroyalmonceau.com
Interesting hotel.. But am not sure what your budget is. And what area you'd like to be at.
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A number of independent hotels described as "boutique" are listed in this thread:
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/franc...y-paris-2.html
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/franc...y-paris-2.html
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Back today from Paris. Same area of George V you could look at
Marignan
www.hotelmarignanelyseesparis.com
La Maison
www.lamaisonchampselysees.com
La Maison I have not been myself but I have been once at Marignan and liked it. It is NOT top in town but i believe it has a nice design, nice service and is more then acceptable. It has been renovated recently so no risk of going at a dated hotel.
I am not sure about spa.
Marignan
www.hotelmarignanelyseesparis.com
La Maison
www.lamaisonchampselysees.com
La Maison I have not been myself but I have been once at Marignan and liked it. It is NOT top in town but i believe it has a nice design, nice service and is more then acceptable. It has been renovated recently so no risk of going at a dated hotel.
I am not sure about spa.
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Hotel Lancaster could be perfect, but I have not heard reviews since ownership changed recently. It used to be a Hospes property. You could look into possible upgrades through Virtuoso or LHW.
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I also really liked Jeu du Paume Hotel on the Ile St Louis. Again, i loved the location. It's wonderful to walk thru the two islands. There is so much to see and do there, whether it is Notre Dame or St Chapelle. It's easy to walk to either bank.
Both hotels are intimate, and I am unaware of them having spas.
I used to go to Paris regularly on business; that's why my comments are past tense. Now I am a Hyatt person and stay at the Park Hyatt Vendome. Much as I love the Park Hyatt, I find the neighborhoods of the two hotels mentioned above more intimate and engaging.