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Mercure Opera Lafayette - Hotel Reviews from across the web
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Besides the breakfast, which I thought was complimentary until checkout, very nic...
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Convenient to metro. Unfortunately no a/c and the only ventilation is French doors which when opened greatly increased street noise throughout the day and night and also was a bit of a security concern. Only one elevator which was also used by service people. Because construction was being done, ele...
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Decent location close to the train station but looks a lot nicer on the w...
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Location is OK and price is OK, but no air conditioner and noisy, not easy to find taxi around ...
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Nice little hotel. Small rooms, but then all rooms in France are small unless you are the King! Most rooms have a sm...
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Stayed in this hotel for 5 days. Rooms were comfortable, but not extravagant. Bathrooms were modern, climate control was adequate, staff was hel...
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The Hotel itself was fine. However, I was disappointed about the location. It is on the outskirts. Not even close to Les Hales district. It's far from much of the hubbub, and I ...
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The hotel was located within walking distance from the train which goes directly from the airport. Walking to attractions and getting on the trains were all easily accessible. Mini food stores, shopping, and bread and coffee shops within a short distance walking distance of hotel. Staff were friendl...
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The hotel was very nice and the rooms were a very nice size. Sometimes in Europe they tend to be small but these were not. The bathroom was really...
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The people were almost all very helpful and friendly. The shower was so small that I repeatedly turned the water off inadvertently by bumping into the control. The soap dish in the bathroom was made of a cheap metal that was partly corroded, and it wouldn't stay attached to the bracket. So between t...
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The room was not ready until 5 pm, forcing me to wait to check in. There was a leak in my shower, which lead to water puddles all over the bathroom floor. The shower door in room 308 does not cover the entire shower stall either, allowing water to escape. The sink stopper would not stay up, forcing ...
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This is a great hotel for those who want to stay in Opera district, it is a long walk about 20 minutes to the Louve. The staff spoke English and gave great instructions. Renovations are abundant across the street and the noise can be loud. Also if you hate the color blue avoid this place. Eat at the...
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This is a small but beautiful hotel, only a block away from the metro station, about a 10 minutes walk from the Opera or a 1 minute ride on the metro. Very convenient, very nice view. Staff was very nice, even though their English was not the best they find a way to help you, nice mini bar, excellen...
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Very unpleasant stay. Rooms are much too small even in a double room, you have to step over your suitcase to reach the bed. Twice I was sent to my room that was still being cleaned. The smoking rooms are stifling. The elevator makes an ridiculous nois...
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Libertel Lafayette Paris: Home Away from Home for 13 Days - user review
Not having been to Paris before I have no benchmark by which to compare this hotel. So these are my personal impressions. it is listed as a 3 star hotel so I was expecting something fairly reasonable, but not in the Waldorf Astoria or Salish Lodge (both 5 star hotels we've stayed at in the U.S.A.). ...
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