巴黎Aux Bains Montorgueil附近酒店

We (two adults) stayed at the Hôtel Victoires Opéra at Rue Montorgueil in Paris for one night on July 10th – 11th. Expectations were high since the hotel is located on the oldest street in Paris, near just about everything, had four stars on the booking page and seemed – in pictures – to be worth every Danish crown. Unfortunately, looks online are deceiving and at this particular hotel hospitality seemed to had been left in the far reaching history of the surroundings. As such, we entered the lobby with our bags to check in and were met – not greeted – by a man who could have been part of any sketch on stereotypical rude Frenchness. Both of us have visited Paris and France several times before and have not meet this cartoon figure before but here he was. Loud sighs and little patience with a difficult credit card payment of the city tax seemed to be only part of this man’s troublesome work life. You would think he himself took care of just any task in the hotel since he didn’t find the strength to inform us on where the bar in the hotel – promised online and not seen or heard of since by any of us – was, when breakfast was served or you know, just wishing us a pleasant stay. French stems in great part from Latin, but the hotel director (as he presented himself on the phone when taking a call while speaking to us) must not have done his research on the origin or meaning of “hospitality”. Oh well, then on to entering the room! The friendly interpretation would be that minimalism is in style around here. The “already annoyed with the hotel director”-interpretation is that this room and hotel is a tourists’ trap offering more online than what you get. There was a bed, two nightstands, a TV, a fridge and one Nespresso-machine. Oh, and two power outlets hidden under a table with only one actually working. Missing was a chair, a suitcase stool, a toilet brush, any type of shelf in the shower and a non-leaking tap by the sink. The latter made everything wet in a second and left you underimpressed. We did not meet any other guests since we never fund the maybe-there-maybe-not bar and did not feel the need to join the mysterious breakfast. You could hear just about any little noise coming from the hallway and everywhere else. There was absolutely no need to even put your ears against the partially torn wall paper. Luckily, our stay was short. Maybe due to this shortness our cartoon-ish friend in the reception had not yet gained strength since us checking in and did not feel the need to wish us a nice travel home or just ask if we enjoyed the stay. Paris is wonderful. The French are much better than their reputation. The Hôtel Victoires Opéra is not wonderful and you should go somewhere else, pay less and have a smile from the reception, somewhere to place your suitcase and maybe even a toilet brush in the bath room. Goodbye and no “au revoir”, Hôtel Victoires Opéra.

我非常誠實地從來沒有住過一個更友好的酒店,工作人員無一例外地令人驚歎。他們無法做足夠的幫助,我們遇到的每一個人都可愛,非常樂於助人。酒店地理位置優越,遠離瘋狂的人羣,但距離酒吧、餐廳和巴黎市中心的喧囂只有幾步之遙。我需要一個房間,有三張單人牀,許多酒店沒有提供,但這家提供。房間很大(可能原本是2個房間)-酒店前後都有窗戶,還有一間大浴室。房間和浴室都很乾淨,佈置得很好,浴室就像新的一樣。牀真的很舒服,我們都評論了,我們都睡得很好。所有房間都靠螺旋樓梯可到達,但也有小電梯。我肯定會推薦這家酒店,還會回去的。Wi-Fi很棒,電視頻道豐富。我們沒有充分利用內部早餐,而是更喜歡充分利用美麗的天氣和在外面吃飯。

決定預訂最後一分鐘的巴黎之旅,我的伴侶預訂了這家酒店作爲套餐的一部分。在搜索酒店時,我非常懷疑這家酒店會如何,由於我讀過的所有評論,到達的標準非常低。房間和酒店乾淨整潔,工作人員很可愛,沒有什麼麻煩,早餐很快就拿出來,如果吃完了再填充!唯一的缺點是浴室是多麼小,浴室裏的一切都很艱難,因爲它都擠得那麼緊,牀墊有點不舒服,但這對我來說並不太麻煩,因爲枕頭彌補了它!兩顆星星主要因爲浴室和牀墊的大小而敲掉了,但由於付出了價格,不能抱怨太多!仍然非常開心,對我們的住宿感到滿意。

這個酒店有些東西讓你回想起過去。喜歡的樓梯,牆上的塗鴉。我們住在城市裏,這是簡約主義風格的,有混凝土管路部分傢俱,牆上的街道風格的畫,天花板的樑上塗了紅色。從房間的視野延伸到一個廣場,一整天都能看到各種人物,這很吸引人。非常舒適的牀,體面的淋浴室。早餐在地下室取下來,過去牆上的塗鴉更多,喜歡它。早餐更偏向傳統的法國風格,麪包和牛角麪包放在一個籃子裏,裏面有穀類食品和酸奶。工作人員始終都很友好和樂於助人。這家酒店可能不適應每個人的口味,但我們很喜歡。氣氛和位置都不錯。會再次訪問。

First things first, there effectively is no Lennon Hotel. There is no reception there and no breakfast room. Everything from the administration on is done through the Avalon Hotel next door so, make the assumption that you are going to the Avalon and you will not get lost or confused. The decor is both dated and modern at the same time. I would say, typically French so I am glad they didn't go all chain hotel and boring. The Bedroom - The choice of furniture I would question. In some pictures you can see what looks like a coat rack. This is the 'wardrobe' in the room. There are 6 hooks which may or may not have 6 hangers. Beneath that could well be a full size laptop safe (free to use) and under that, what I would have used as the shoe shelf. There really isn't anywhere for smaller items at all, they likely will stay in your luggage. With the lighting it's either bright or very bright so, there wasn't really an option to have it dimly lit though there are a selection of ceiling light, wall lamps and table lamps, they are all bright. Our room (100) was not a king size bed, I feel 4' 6” as it was certainly smaller than we are used to. In many pictures it shows the white bed pillows supplemented by small blue (green) ones. This is certainly not the case with every room. The Bathroom - I can but speak for our room as I understand other rooms have different configurations. We had a walk in shower with a rain shower head and a hand held spray adjusted using ornate handles. The toilet was on the wall. I personally don't like those, I feel incredibly unsafe especially when they creak like this one did when sat on. To make it worse, we're only 5' 3” and it's just too high, we felt like 5 year olds in need of a step stall. I wondered if this might not be aimed at wheelchair users as I am disabled but I do not use a chair but a mobility scooter (which there was plenty of room for). Then I consider the sink which is high up, too high for a wheelchair user. Of course, there is no chair in the shower either so, if it is meant to be an accessible room, it kind of isn't. The walls are done in tiles. Very mismatched tiles, not sure whether that was intentional or just years of different repairs and replacements. I feel that the light blue small square tiles were original but that when the shower, toilet and sink were last done they were not replicable so got replaced with blue rectangle tiles. The floor tiles are probably original but very worn and though they may have been, I never felt they were clean. Being a walk in shower the water got everywhere and the floor remained wet all night so we kept a towel on the floor by the door. Us British might find it weird to see a hairdryer in the bathroom right next to the sink, I think a plug socket too! The large round mirror was supposed to light up with a touch switch but, we never got it to work. The water pressure was though very good and combined shower gel/shampoo is provided as are ample towels which are s

酒店的位置非常好,離Jaurès地鐵站很近,基本上可以讓你到處都到。這個地方很乾淨,如果您提前來辦理入住手續或退房後需要離開,則有機會將行李留在那裏。這在我的評論中贏得了2星。不幸的是,這可能是我最糟糕的酒店經歷。檢查我被告知我們得到了升級,而不是我們對城市的看法,我們得到了一個更好的房間,面對內部牆。我必須說,我不確定這是否真的是一個升級,因爲它感覺不到它這讓我想知道什麼是常規房間。房間的絕緣很差,我可以完全聽到我們旁邊的房間發生了什麼。打掃的不錯,可惜打掃衛生的阿姨忘記關門了,下午晚些時候回到酒店,發現門開着。當我們報道這個問題時,我們得到的唯一答案是“哦,那不好”事實上,它不是。在類似的行業中長大,我被教導要盡一切努力讓客人開心,而我發現當我無法得到幾個湯匙時,我感到奇怪向他們詢問(“早餐現在關閉了,所以我們沒有湯匙”)。總之,我不會推薦這家酒店。價格與服務不符。

酒店在肖蒙公園旁邊，離最近的metro line7B步行5分鐘，到老佛爺，巴黎春天百貨再轉7號線，也就是%0幾分鐘。地理位置鬧中取靜，是6月新裝修的酒店，硬件設施很OK，也很智能。提供中文服務就是無障礙溝通，辦理check in 的是一位中國小姐姐，非常親切，熱心熱情接待！BTW早餐的培根太好吃了!

我和丈夫在3月初住了兩天高級雙人間,我們看到了公園和埃菲爾鐵塔的美妙景色。房間很漂亮,但有些地方(例如淋浴)有點損壞。房間最大的問題是通風系統,因爲它有幾次下水道的氣味。清潔工做她的工作,因爲她每天打掃房間,但問題是完全通風。我也可以指出,你可以聽到房間裏的酒吧裏椅子被移動的聲音。我也會建議每天選擇不同的早餐,因爲它是相同的早餐兩次。然而,最後,我要讚揚工作人員,他們在任何時候都很友好。

距離地鐵站7-10分鐵路程 門口長期有的士 因為巴黎地鐵好貴 一家4口出行都係坐的士為主 去凱旋門老佛爺都係12歐 可以接受 睇留言話等電梯時間很長 我去的時候完坐沒有 6架電梯都用到 電梯上落仲好快 留言話風筒好弱 完全唔覺 專登影左相 花灑都好夠力 熱水夠熱 唯一不足是沒有護髮素 很介意的可到附近超級市場買 旁邊就有個很大的超市 工作人員服務很好 仲可以比我地提早2小時check in 每天10點左右就有人來執房 房間冷氣充足 有三面窗 光線充足 雖然沒有巴黎鐵塔景觀但望塞納河也很開揚 走的時候酒店還可以幫忙叫車去機場 比call Uber 平左15歐 Uber van 要87歐 酒店叫72歐 有3大2小行李 要叫大車 整體很滿意 性價比高 下次會再入住

房間本身非常漂亮,很乾淨。我們上午11點着陸,去了酒店,想着如果我們無法入住,我們就去吃午飯,放鬆一下,直到我們的房間準備好。我們到桌子的時候,接待員就我們到得這麼早做了個口水戰,然後她說已經準備好房間了,如果有房間的話,真的沒必要再用口水戰了!然後我們不得不去機場進行很早的飛行,而且是在班車開始之前,所以我們前一天晚上要求打車,前台爲我們安排了。早上沒有出租車,前台沒人。我按了幾次門鈴,結果沒有人來。我們終於搭上Uber,到機場時已經很晚了。