Amy Adejokun
Section editor
The Londres & New York hotel stands opposite Gare de Saint Lazare and sends you into the heart of Paris, something you might not have guessed from its name. The rooms are rather spacious and comfortable. They are well equipped and decorated in a basic style, with nothing that will strike you as surprising.
Londres and New York - © EASYVOYAGE
Londres and New York - © EASYVOYAGE
The place du Havre at the Gare Saint Lazare is the ideal launching pad for a shopping marathon. The soles of your shoes will not be worn out by the short walk that takes you to the shopping malls of Boulevard Haussmann. This is also a frequented business district, and you'll no doubt appreciate the proximity of the metro line. The closest car park to the hotel is on Londres street.
This spacious hotel boasts large corridors and stairways. If you have work to do, you should head for the calm Internet area in the basement rather than the noisy lobby. The vast breakfast hall is on the top floor and affords a breathtaking view of place du Havre. Breakfast includes a cold buffet with bread, pastries, cheese, cold meats, hard-boiled eggs, yogurts,... It's the "all you can eat" formula but with a 16? price tag, you might just lose your appetite. And if you'd rather not see anyone before you've had your morning brew, you can ask for breakfast to be served in your room.
The rooms of the Londres & New York look out onto a very busy and noisy square, but thanks to the double-glazed windows you'll enjoy relative peace. Some rooms look out onto the interior courtyard and are a lot quieter, but then again they are less luminous. With individual air-conditioning, a hair-dryer, a television set and a safe to store your most precious belongings, the hotel offers all the amenities, including Wi-Fi access. A welcome tray with tea and coffee is available, as well as a mini-bar. However, the interior decoration is a little dull.
beauty salon, Turkish bath
Clement D.
Superbe hotel bien situé dans paris !
Avantage bonne situation geographiquement parlant
Prix un peu trop haut cependant c'est paris donc bon, sinon sa reste un bon hotel
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