This hotel, once again, requires a significant fresh-up. The fashionable, “place-to-be” allure it acquired around 5 or 6 years ago after a major renovation has faded. Our room was nearly worn-out. Much like some of the furniture, paint, carpets, and curtains in the
hotel and restaurent. Despite this, it still pretends to be part of the league of trendy hotels but has been overtaken by the many other hotels that open every year in Paris.
On the plus side, the staff is friendly. Additionally, it's worth noting that the pricing isn't as steep as in other new hotels, so considering the price-quality ratio is important.