Amy Adejokun
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This hotel is a lovely surprise at the heart of Paris, and so is its superb, luxuriant inner terrace, which is the perfect place for breakfast.
Campanile Paris Bastille - © EASYVOYAGE
Campanile Paris Bastille - © EASYVOYAGE
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The hotel occupies an enviable location in the city, bordering several famous and dynamic districts in the centre of Paris. It is at the crossroads between the 3rd and 11th arrondissements, making it just as easy to access the nightlife of the city as to explore the cultural highlights beloved of tourists. To one side are the bars of Oberkampf and to the other are the watering holes around Place de Bastille and its maze of alleys bursting with restaurants, all kinds and clubs, and friendly pubs. Meanwhile, head west from the hotel and you are soon in the Marais district, with its museums (Picasso, Carnavalet and Pompidou) and the very stylish Place des Vosges. There is also plenty to explore further afield, and thanks to the nearby Place de la Bastille and Place de la République, which are served by the main metro lines, you can get just about anywhere else in town with a minimum of fuss. The Campanile is near to two metro stations, Chemin Vert and Bréguet Sabin.
The new look of the recently renovated Campanile really is highly innovative. The whole concept behind the decor is called 'New Generation', so the idea was to give the guest rooms of the hotel a really fresh look, and the outcome is a real success. Four of the six floors were refurbished in this way. The accommodation is divided into double and quadruple rooms, and they positively glow with their flashy, energetic colours and cheery feel. The explosive apple green paintings, dignified grey headboards, and the blend of leather and wood all combine to give the rooms a very mellow appearance that manages to be intense at the same time. The lights are sunk into metal fittings, adding a sleek and polished aspect. The white and grey bathrooms have a similarly dignified feel to them, and the very original shape of the wash basin is sure to catch the eye. A few of the rooms overlooking the garden even have a terrace. There is free Wi-Fi access and the television shows French and TNT channels.
For a chain hotel boasting only 2 stars, this establishment is a real success, with plenty of surprises in store. Its main asset is the vast, airy breakfast room that opens onto a garden terrace. Such a feature is a godsend in this very central part of Paris, acting as a green lung and providing a spot of welcome fresh air. During fine weather, you can sit out there for breakfast. The Campanile was renovated in the summer of 2010, and features very appealing contemporary decor with welcoming, modern shades of colour and a dash of style. In the lobby there is a grey and taupe coloured space furnished with a sofa and dark wood furniture. There is also a large luggage storage room.
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Helene P.
Cet hotel est bien situé, avec de nombreuses prestations, seul bemol le prix de la chambre est tres eleve.
hotel bien situé, avec un personnel competent et aimaible.
Le prix de la chambre est tres elevé et assez sombre.
Anonyme.
Très bonne établissement, un pris raisonnable pour paris.
Belle chambre, grande et propre. Personnel agréable, très bien situé en centre ville.
Aucun inconvénients
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Lisa R.
aucun probleme ici.
aucun avantage ici.
aucun inconvenient ici
Fanny C.
Un petit séjour magnifique dans un endroit calme avec tous qu'il faut pas très loin transport restaurant magasin etc...
pas trop de chambre, pas trop de bruit et un super bon lit pour se reposer. :)
l'espace restauration un peu trop petit
Anonyme.
Une belle surprise en plein centre de Paris, comme cette superbe terrasse intérieure verdoyante, idéale pour le petit déjeuner. Paris est une ville formidable avec ses ruelles pleine de charme, ses monuments reconnus dans le monde entier
Une belle surprise en plein centre de Paris, comme cette superbe terrasse intérieure verdoyante, idéale pour le petit déjeuner. Paris
trop proche de la circulation
Magali O.
Hotel très bien avec un prix raisonnable pour un hôtel parisien.. Chambre calme, propre. je le recommande vivement
le petit déjeuner copieux et varié (buffet à volonté) desservi par le métro à seulement quelques mètres...
je n'ai aucun inconvénient à citer..
Soso L.
Bon hôtel, chambre spatieuse et silencieuse. Situé dans une rue calme proche de la Bastille et de république.
Proche de la Bastille, du marais, de république
rien de particulier, peut etre le prix mais c'est un hotel parisien...
Mavie M.
j'ai beaucoup aimé cet hôtel très propre et moderne avec baignoire, le service restauration et très bien aussi
le prix la propreté
loin du centre et commerce
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