Amy Adejokun
Section editor
This fine, sophisticated hotel has recently been renovated in a modern but simple style. The colours and furnishings are full of warmth and sophistication.
6/10
This hotel is located in the western part of the 14th arrondissement and there are not many tourist attractions in the area. However, if you are on a business trip, the Montparnasse Tower and train station are nearby. The neighbouring streets are full of shopping opportunities and the squares and pavements abound with nice little Parisian bistros. The neighbourhood also has plenty of narrow little alleyways full of trees and vegetation, and in the springtime, the flowers they produce exude a lovely scent. Pernety metro station can be found at the end of the street.
The accommodation offered by the hotel consists of only double rooms, which are divided into the standard or superior category depending on their size. The largest rooms can also hold a baby's cot, but nothing bigger. Besides size, there is no difference in the room categories, as they are all decorated and furnished in the same way. It has to be said that the very contemporary, understated style of the decor and the use of dark, trendy colour shades is a real winner. With slate-grey carpeting with a white pattern, dark, chunky wood furniture, white bedsheets, and colourful striped curtains give the place a warm feel. Everything combines smoothly to create a soft and refined ambience. The bathrooms vary greatly in size. They are decorated in white and fitted with very pretty, modern wash basins. The rooms at the back of the hotel are more peaceful because the windows open onto a narrow alley rarely used by traffic.
The 55 Montparnasse used to be a Kyriad establishment, and has been very nicely renovated since it was taken over. On the ground floor, a round table and high seats are set around a sophisticated bar in a separate part of the lobby. It is pretty, modern, and very sophisticated, for want of being a real bar. Having said this, there is no denying the fact that there are plenty of other places to go out for a drink nearby. The bar in the hotel is more decorative than truly functional, but it does give the lobby a very pleasant, cosy little space where it is nice to sit. Breakfast is taken in a room set apart from the hustle and bustle of the hall. It enjoys natural daylight and is adorned with green plants. The meal is served as a buffet, with pastries and bottomless fruit juice.
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- chèques vacances pas acceptés alors que sur le site de l'office du tourisme il était bien indiqué que l'hôtel les acceptait, - Pas de lit bébé à notre arrivée alors que nous l'avions demandé!! -panne d'électricité dans notre chambre vers 2H du matin qui a duré 40 minutes avec va et vient de mon mari pour vérifier si ça refonctionne! Résultat : Pas de dédommagement de la responsable d'hôtel suite aux préjudices subit durant cette nuit! C'est ça un hôtel 3 étoiles !!!!
La literie et la gentillesse du personnel!
Services demandés (lit bébé) qui ne sont pas satisfaits et incompétence de la responsable de l'hôtel pour gérer notre mécontentement et les préjudices subis!
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