Hotel Spa Paris

There’s about 10% of the staff here who detest and essentially “spit upon” foreigners. There’s at least 6 employees who go out of their way to help make the stay enjoyable. The man who works nights at the front desk is generally mean and not personable. I asked for a thermometer because two of the young school girls traveling with our family have fevers: headache and vomiting. He would not allow me to bring the thermometer up to the room to quickly check the girl’s temperatures. I offered to leave him my cell phone, so he knew I’d be right back, but he refused and said there’s a 24 hour pharmacy which I know to be in a questionably safe part of town. The a**osphere her is charming and rooms are comfortable, but if customers are uncomfortable with staff… the business can expect not to have customers for long. Ana, maitre d at restaurant possesses a strong ability to belittle customers as well. Such a shame that a hotel with such potential turns off guests SO seriously.

Stayed for two nights after two weeks walking the Camino. It was our best accommodation of the trip, a large room with a good shower and air conditioning. Breakfast was quite plentiful with fruit, cereal and eggs. The hotel is in the old town and quite close to the cathedral, however the central location means there are lots of bars and restaurants, and we could hear the noise from the street until after 1am on the Friday and even later on the Saturday. Overall though a good hotel, with a restaurant that looked really good, but unfortunately was booked up during our stay.