L’Intercontinental Paris – Le Grand Hôtel

Dans le cadre d’une conférence professionnelle se déroulant dans l’hôtel intercontinental situé à côté de l’opéra Garnier, j’ai eu l’occasion de déjeuner dans le Salon Opéra, dixit la salle de bal de l’opéra.
Je n’y étais jamais allé, donc c’était une 1ère fois et une très belle découverte. Dès qu’on y entre, on a l’impression d’être dans un musée: il y a des statues, des dorures, un lustre géant et des miroirs tout autour de la salle. Le plafond est aussi impressionnant et dépassé bien les 10 mètres de hauteur si mes souvenirs sont bons.
Revenons sur le déjeuner: il s’agissait d’un déjeuner questions-​réponses en présence d’un maitre conférencier. Vous voyez le principe? Pour la faire courte, pendant qu’on déjeune, il y a un maître de cérémonie qui pose des questions à un intervenant expert dans un domaine, et qui est chargé d’y répondre. Et en vérité, les gens déjeunent, papotent, font du networking et font aussi un peu semblant d’écouter …
Côté nourriture et service, c’était vraiment top et digne d’un étoilé. Je vous laisse découvrir les images des plats et de la salle: poêlée de champignons et sa tomme de savoie en entrée, quasi de veau accompagné de ses tagliatelles de légumes en plat, et un praliné croustillant dôme citron en dessert.

We returned Christmas week and found the bar to be empty with very little charm or life.

Pros:
— Close to Opera stop.
— Very close to Roissybus stop from the airport.
— Central location to all things tourists want to do
— Clean rooms
Cons:
— Got bit so many times by a mosquito in the middle of the night in our room. This is in October!
— Wifi totally sucks. Goes down. The staff downstairs makes you feel like you don’t know how to use wifi. Well, when there are 3 other guests asking the same question at the same time, perhaps it’s not the guest and it’s the network.
— Not a lot of casual food options around this area.
— Service to get forgotten toiletries delivered took 45 minutes

This hotel is smack-​dab in the middle of the city. So that means if you’re driving expect grid-​lock and seriously aggressive drivers. But it also means that you’re in the heart of the action and close to all of the major sights. The hotel definitely is a landmark and has earned the right to call itself ‘Grand’.
The lobby and common spaces are very rich and elegant. However, the rooms are falling apart a bit. In my junior suite, plaster was peeling off the walls in more than one place. There were several holes in the walls and this definitely wasn’t what I was expecting from a 5-​star hotel. The hotel is so big that I think particular detail isn’t paid to each individual room as much as it should be.
On the up-​side, treatment for IHG Royal Ambassador members is great. They allowed me a room upgrade, club lounge access, and had a very nice welcome amenity waiting for me in my room.
The hotel is about a 10 – 12 minute walk to the Louvre, about 20 minutes to Notre Dame, and about 25 minutes walk to the Eiffel Tower. If you’re not in the mood for all of that walking, UberX is a very cheap alternative to get around.

When we decided to book our second night in Paris at the Intercontinental Le Grand (top category 9 hotel), there were some high expectations that came with it. First and foremost, the hotel is absolutely humongous, or should I say grandiose. So grandiose that you can easily get lost walking through its numerous wings. Since we were here for a special occasion, they upgraded us to an upper level room in the Opera Wing. Merci Beaucoup!
Pros:
Fantastic location
Elegant furniture, artwork, spiral staircase
Charming winter garden atrium
High ceilings
Complimentary Champagne/​Patisseries from Café de la Paix!
Gorgeous (in your face) balcony view of the Paris Opera House (Palais Garnier)
Cons:
Train noise
Small shower
Thermostat
Cosmetics/​Toiletries
Outdated spa, no Jacuzzi
Key card malfunction
Bigger doesn’t exactly mean better. All in, I had a pretty good experience; but I definitely prefer quality over quantity. All the exquisite little touches, or lack thereof, definitely add up.

The bellmen are nonexistent, they only give let you regulate the temperature in the rooms 3 degrees C, and the kicker is that they charge a transport fee to bring ice and water. All of this for 800 Euros a night is ridiculous. I’ll never stay here or let anyone I know stay here again. Also the gym is pathetic.

The hotel in an of itself is a work of art located in the Opera district proximal to Montmartre. The service was timely and efficient. Opulent décor. Staff was eager to please and responded to all our needs. Once again, IHG membership is the best deal in town with free room upgrades if available and optional amenities. This was walking distance from open tour buses, nearby restaurants, local cafes, the main metro station, and the opera house.

After our 3 days and 2 nights stay at the Les Etangs de Corot (what a great hotel!!), we moved to L’Intercontinental Paris — Le Grand Hôtel. We’ve wanted to be close to it all and this is the best hotel for that! We’ve stayed here many many times and the services here and the breakfast is TOP NOTCH, folks! Average rooms are decent in size but this is Paris so can’t compare to the U.S., EXPECTATION FOLKS, or get a suite on the 5^th floor (we did! lol). One of the amazing things here is BREAKFAST. When we make our reservations, we always add a little extra $ to eat breakfast (7:30am to 10am). They have American Continental breakfast, Chinese Congee and Chicen rice soup with salty duck egg, Japanese miso soup, and off course you usual stuff like cereal, eggs, bacon, sausages, cold cuts, pancakes and the list just goes on and on. Oh yes, they can make omelettes and over easy eggs for you too! Wow! This is just one of those places you know you will feel safe and the service is TOP TOP NOTCH, folks. Come and see it for yourself!

You can grab a room. A nice one. And see far-​right extremists entering inside your room, without your authorization, and tackle you.
Officially, there were intruders.
Unofficially, since anybody can ransack your room, this hotel is not safe.

We loved our 5 days in Paris at this hotel.
We are Ambassador members, so we stayed in the IHG floor and enjoyed all of the amenities of the club. The breakfast each morning was great after we figured out we could order omelettes.
We absolutely loved our room. We had a suite with 2 balconies and the Eiffel Tower view. I wouldn’t say we could see the Eiffel Tower easily. You definitely had to go out on the balcony to see it.
The location of the hotel was great for us. We walked everywhere and felt the walk was never that far from anything we wanted to see.
The staff is outstanding, helpful, and quick to get you whatever you need.
Clean and updated bathrooms are a plus. The blow dryer is terrible, btw.
The bed was amazing and the room was very quiet. It was a romantic hotel for us to spend our anniversary in. Worth every penny we spent.

Supremely disappointed and very unimpressed. Do you want to spend 500 euros and room in an old-​style shoebox with no views? And then get a 24 euro surcharge for internet + 40 euro parking?
A lot of the positive reviews are people rationalizing their stays here and pretending that it was worth it to stay here. Look at all the reviews that call it a tiny box. And say that they had a lovely view of the HVAC system. But then they give it four stars. Kinda generous, don’t you think?
We booked the day of and drove into the city (it took about 2 hours to just get into the city). I got out of the car to find valet and figure out how to park it. The guy asked me 3 times if I was staying at the hotel. I had just roadtripped across Europe and was wearing comfy pants. Sue me, I didn’t look put together.
It took about 15 minutes to even be spoken to about check-​in and then 15 minutes thereafter to complete check-​in. There was a group in front of me and the other receptionist was on the phone for a long time. My husband, meanwhile, was crouching down (stomach virus) and trying hard to not throw up. (He eventually left to the lobby bathroom to intimately get to know one of the toilets within it). Our room was not ready when we checked in at 8 pm (how???) and would not be ready for another hour. The receptionist proceeded to go through room by room, looking for one that she could put us in. Normally I would think this takes all of one minute, given that she had a computer and presumably some sort of system on it. For some reason, this took 15. I suggested a king and she suggested a queen bed.
Ah well. During the 30 minutes I got to watch the fancy Parisians and Arabs going to the opera in couture dresses and gowns. Holy smokes I’ve never in my life ever witnessed so many fancy things within the span of half an hour. That was nice. And they got to behold me, a disheveled girl in comfy pants. I’d like to think that I broadened someone’s horizons that day.

Accueil: normal
Service: bon, serveurs sympas
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Nourriture /​drink: belle entrecôte et frites maisons un régal. Bons vins a la carte également. Desserts moyens.
Ambiance: Place Vendôme, calme. Intérieur simple.
Prix: correct (€€) comptez entre 16 euros et 25 euros un plat et les desserts 7 euros. (un peu cher).
Note: le tester pour un midi … !
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Photo: «Royal vendome «Accueil: normal Service: bon, serveurs sympas Nourriture /​drink: belle entrecôte et frites maisons un régal. Bons vins a la carte également. Desserts moyens. Ambiance: Place Vendôme, calme. Intérieur simple. Prix: correct (€€) comptez entre 16 euros et 25 euros un plat et les desserts 7 euros. (un peu cher). Note: le tester pour un midi … ! Royal vendome

Great location. After reading all the reviews I coulnt wait to stay here, view of opera, or Eiffel Tower, balconies… Well we got none of the above. We had a nice room overlooking the HVAC system on second floor. Every morning there was some major banging like a hammer. But the for the most part it was a good room.

This is a very beautiful hotel and quite pricey. We booked one of their regular rooms. It had a queen sized bed, a desk, a night stand and a tv. Thats really all that would fit in the room. If it werent for the window you’d feel as if you were trapped in a tiny box. The bathroom was surprisingly a decent size compared to the room. My boyfriend would argue with me on this statement. He’s 6’6 so fitting in the shower was a struggle for him. Im 5’3 so the low hanging shower head and the close walls were no big deal for me but very difficult for him. There is a fridge under the tv but make note, its weighted and you will be charged for items you take (like in vegas). The pillows are very flat so we had to order extras to be brought up. They only ever give you two towels so if you’re someone like me who prefers one for hair and one for body, you’ll need to order more as well. They say there are irons in the room but there arent so again its something you’ll have to call and request. For any females, your straightener, curling iron and hairdryer will not work in the bathroom plug outlets no matter what type of converter you use. They will however work in the plugs above the desk.
There is a restaurant and bar in house if you prefer not to venture out. If you do go out theres plenty of restaurants and bars within walking distance. The Louvre is actually only a 10 – 15 minute walk from the hotel and the opera house is just around the corner.
The hotel staff is very friendly and helpful. Not all of them speak English but they do try. If given the option to stay here again I would definitely accept. The hotel is pricy but for the location, beauty and comfort it was worth it.

This was our first trip to Paris and we were so happy we chose this hotel. Honestly the best location in Paris. We arrived and didn’t have to wait to check in. Although only one room was ready, they were sure to rush the other and brought the keys up to our room. We even had some issues with the view and wanted to switch to the Opera facing rooms and they did this for us so quickly. The new rooms were so magnificent! The Palais Garnier was so breathtaking and so close. The hotel was right across the street from the metro and right next to Bd de la Madeline, with high end shops lining the street. The staff was always so friendly every day. The rooms where very large and had a large amount of storage. The room service was very enjoyable. There is a restaurant in the hotel that is both a fancy sit down and a quick café. The only thing they don’t advertise is that both the café and the restaurant on Sundays has a brunch for 40 Euros per person and no a la carte menu so it didn’t work out well for us because we wanted to just have a pastry before starting our day but ended up having to pay a lot just for breakfast. Overall, it was a great hotel and we would definitely go back to this hotel.

Centrally located clean and convenient. Some rooms are tiny — we stayed here on a corporate rate but it’s normally very expensive.

Room is expensive for size and service. I was locked out of my room, and had to go
Down to front desk because they were short staffed. Shower leaked all night.
Would not stay here again.

First of all, the Roissybus to and from the airport stops right outside the hotel, which is incredibly convenient. There was no traffic when I left before sunrise, and it only took 20 minutes to get to CDG!
The rooms are much larger than many other hotel rooms in Paris, so I’ve heard. It is in a brilliant location, adjacent to the Opera and its corresponding metro station. It is within walking distance from many restaurants, as well as the Louvre. Our room was facing rue Scribe, so it was nice to people watch (sometimes they watched me back) and not too busy, so we could relax on the balcony peacefully. Taxis are always ready and waiting out front. The staff is very cordial and professional. The maids come about twice, maybe even thrice, daily. The staff was very helpful with room changes, as well. It was a great experience. Staying here was an experience I will absolutely never forget.

Absolute perfection! If you’re considering this as your base for a trip to Paris, look no further and book it now!
As a Platinum IHG Ambassador, I was immediately interested in IHG properties for our stay in France. After much research on TripAdvisor, I settled on using points/​reward nights for 2 nights at the Intercontinental and 2 nights at the Holiday Inn Notre Dame. Bookings were easily made online for a trip to Paris during the last week of February. Woohoo.
I contacted the Intercon in advance of our stay for a couple reasons. I wanted to ensure we booked a king non-​smoking room, and that we could have an oscillating floor fan in case our room was hot (something mentioned in a TripAdvisor review). I also contacted the Concierge for assistance in making some dinner reservations. Service was incredibly prompt and courteous via email from both departments. I sent numerous requests to the concierge, which were all answered promptly and sorted out for us. Absolute stellar amazing service, even before we arrived!
Our flight got in extremely early, so we got to the hotel expecting to drop our bags and venture out into Paris. Much to my surprise, on a Thursday morning at around 8:30am, we got checked in AND upgraded!!! What a terrific way to start our day. I must also compliment Petrus (sp?) who worked behind the counter that morning for really providing courteous booking to us. I realize that my IHG status may have been the result of this very early check-​in and upgrade and so I’m not at all saying its the norm; I’m just giving public kudos to the Le Grand for their excellent welcome to us! Might I also add here — this was my first trip to Paris! So imagine how ecstatic I was to receive such a warm welcome from the front desk; definitely the best I’ve ever received from an IHG property.
Our room was luciously beautiful, located on the 4^th floor on the Capucines wing. You could glimpse the Eiffel Tower from our balcony, which I enjoyed viewing every evening as it sparkled on the hour. I should note that although we didn’t face the Opera House, I actually really liked seeing the Eiffel Tower, so it was a win for me! Also, even though we faced the street, we really didn’t notice street noise at all, save for the occasional siren. Having the oscillating floor fan also helped a great deal with the street noise, but it also kept us very comfortable. Our room was equipped with a really great thermostat that kept our room cool; I just like having air circulated and that was super nice.
Our room was absolutely huge, complete with a shower and a bath tub (a bathroom with a beautiful view! woo!) and his & hers closets. The bed was incredibly soft and comfortable, although I must note was on wheels and just two twin beds pushed together. It provided much amusement through our stay, but I could imagine how someone could be irritated with a bed that moves around that much. I was so smitten with our hotel room that I promptly cancelled my two nights at the Notre Dame and booked two more at the Le Grand, just so we could stay here for our entire 4 night stay in Paris! Voila!
Being tired and hungry, we decided to shower, get some french toast room service, and take a nap. What a great way to start our Paris adventure!
The concierge continued to provide their stellar service — via email, I might add! — throughout our entire stay. I would often think of something while we were out and about and would simply email them, and it would happen via a little letter under our door. Wifi was complimentary since I was an IHG member, and it was super fast and FREE.
Most importantly, the location is perfection. Remember — this was my first stay in Paris — I totally gambled on where to stay just based on my IHG membership. I had NO IDEA how amazing this location is! Or how easy it is to walk to the sights in Paris! We walked every day despite the chilly weather, and LOVED IT. It was super fast to walk to the Louvre from here! We walked all the way to St. Germain des Pres and back one day; another day we walked to the Louvre/​Tuileries Gardens/l’Orangerie/Musee d’Orsay/Sainte Chapelle/​Notre Dame — AND BACK! — all in one day. We never took the bus or Metro (even though they are SUPER close and convenient to this hotel); we just stuck to walking and/​or taking Über if we got stuck in a sudden downpour.
We also enjoyed walking to Madeleine, which is so close to this hotel. We’re foodies, so having Fauchon, Hediard, Mariage Freres, Maille, Laduree, and more all right around the corner was pure heaven for us!
Please note — Über is alive and well in Paris! SO convenient and is one less reason to carry a bunch of euros on your person!
Huge note: the Roissy bus stop is literally RIGHT AROUND THE CORNER! It takes you straight from CDG to this hotel. Please consider it if the Roissy bus schedule meshes well with your flight itinerary!

Hotel très confortable… Avec bien entendu des tarifs qui vont avec le luxe de cet hôtel !
Bien placé dans Paris… Cet hôtel a tous les avantages des palaces parisiens…
Les services aux clients sont irréprochables et le personnel de ce palaces sont véritablement des professionnels de l’hôtellerie !

Beautiful hotel that’s right next to the Opera House. (also, right next to a subway exit). This hotel is huge and it’s everything you’d expect to find at an Intercontinental.
For IHG members:
–Free wifi and access to the gym/​sauna. The gym/​sauna area is really nice & clean and there’s complimentary juices/​water/​tea while you’re down there.
TIP:
–Request a room on the 4^th floor that faces the Opera House. Apparently the 5^th floor is the top of the hotel, which ends up making the rooms slightly smaller? Our window opened up to the Opera House and we had a balcony that was great for listening to the music that was being played outside. Beautiful. Seriously.
–This is probably just me but make sure not to put your hotel key next to your phone. My hotel key got deactivated 9 times (!!!) in the 2 days I was staying there. Unbelievable. I had to go down to reception every single time because I’d end up getting locked out of my room. But my husband didn’t seem to have that issue so apparently it was just me.
–Concierge here is excellent. One of them seems to be American (or has impeccable English) but they were really helpful at confirming reservations for us, looking up restaurants for us, etc.
–If you BORROW a converter, be sure they don’t accidently charge you. We requested one but they ended up charging us for it (they waived it after we told them we weren’t planning on taking it home).

Wahrscheinlich das viele Geld nicht wert — aber bitte, wer wird bei DIESEM Ambiente denn kleinlich sein???
Vorsicht ist nur geboten, wenn man ein Zimmer in den unteren Stockwerken bekommt: in manchen Räumen hat man das Gefühl, dass die Metro direkt durch das Zimmer fährt! Da ist die Bewertung 1* noch zu gütig…
Aber sonst gilt: alles ERSTE SAHNE!

Wir waren hier auf einen Cocktail bzw. Kaffee so um 15.30 h nach Besichtigung der Opera Garnier und waren vom zuvorkommnenden und gleichzietig unaufdringlichem Servie beiendruckt!
Für 5 Personenen zahlten wir 62 EUR kein billiger Spaß, dafür konnten wir uns im absoluten Luxus wähnen. Wer mit Budget reist sollte leiber den Kaffee in der Rue Montmatre oder so genießen.

Je me souviens m’y être rendue 2 fois à l’occasion de l’arbre de Noël de l’entreprise de mon père.
Cet Hotel est magnifique, la présentation des plats est jolie, mais la cuisine n’est pas à la hauteur de la réputation de l’Hotel, dommage.

This is a HUGE hotel located right next to the Opera house in Paris. Accommodations were fine, but what set it apart was the club level service. Complimentary champagne and cocktails at every ‘meal’ they put out.

la qualité de la cuisine n’est pas au niveau du lieu.
Nous avons aussi un ballet de souries sous les pied. La première fois ça surprend, mais une fais que l’on est habitué on fait avec car c’est le cas dans la plupart des restaurant du côté de l’opéra.

Cet avis concerne le bar de l’hôtel Intercontinental (habitant Paris je vais pas souvent a l’hôtel).
Évidemment ça coûte une blinde mais ça vaut vraiment le coup d’œil, surtout si vous êtes avec des amis étrangers et que vous venez de visiter l’opéra Garnier juste a côté.
Après avoir passé l’accueil, il y a une verrière immense sous laquelle on peut prendre un verre l’apres midi ou le soir. Effet garanti ! Pour éviter de vider votre compte, prenez un verre de chablis a 10 € (je sais c’est le prix de la bouteille chez votre caviste mais bon c’est un des verres les moins chers)
J’aurais mis 5 étoile s’il y avait eu un happy hour !

Really liked this hotel. Breakfast there was fast & easy, lots of fruits available.
Concierge was EXCELLENT, he setup my train to Germany while I was working and corresponded by email reliably — making several good suggestions on which train book.

Superbe hôtel de luxe situé prés de l’opéra. Très beaux salons, magnifique verrière au dessus de la grande salle du bar. Le personnel est dévoué, les prix sont corrects et correspondent à ce type d’hôtel.

Got this as part of a package. We paid over $ 1900 USD for 3 nights (including roundtrip air within Europe) for two per person. The twin-​bedded rooms are extremely tiny, it felt like one larger bed as they are extremely close together, which is typical for Paris. The room had a small Juliette balcony which was nice. We were moved to a huge room with a HUGE bathroom overlooking the interior courtyard — even better. The buffet was very nice for breakfast!
The location is fantastique and next to the L’Opera which is a must-​see and you CAN tour it! Remember, this is where the Phantom did his Phantoming according to Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber.
All in all, this hotel is really somewhat special and I would definitely recommend staying here!

WAOW!!!

Salut à tous,
C’est un autre monde, allez y, découvrez l’entrée majestueuse, allez vous installer dans la salle du bar, écoutez la musique, goûtez aux cocktails anciens ou revisités.
Vos sens prennent une claque de beauté de volupté. Certes les prix peuvent paraitre cher, 16 à 22 euros pour des cocktails, mais la qualité des produits, le service, le décor les valent.
Allez dans un pub branchouille, avec de la musique à exploser les tympans, ou les serveurs vous snobent car pas habillé à la mode et avec des prix équivalents ou un peu moins cher …
C’est vrai, on est dans un autre monde, décrié car il représente des valeurs… Mon choix est fait, de temps en temps (1 fois par an ou tout les 2 ans…) Mais Wouahou c’est trop génial.

Complètement rénové en 2003, le Grand Hotel arbore un fier style Empire, fidèle à ses origines et séduisant pour la clientèle internationale qui fréquente l’établissement.
L’aménagement de l’espace est habillé d’une décoration somptueuse avec un goût on né peut plus raffiné, avec des compositions d’orchidées phalaenopsis blanches réalisées par le fleuriste Christian Morel.
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Le personnel international offre un service impeccable et accueille des clients du monde entier. Le service est de qualité pour tout le monde et en toute circonstance.
Nous nous sommes arrêtés au bar du Grand Hôtel pour passer un début de soirée. Le mobilier en acajou et les tentures de velours offrent une atmosphère cosy, davantage que dans le lobby, un cocon de style directoire.
La carte des boissons, outré le choix classique, offre en plus la particularité de cocktails oubliés, à 22 euros :
— Vieux carré, créé en 1938 par Walter Bergeron
cognac Rémi Martin, whiskey, vermouth rouge, Bénédictine, Angostura bitter, Peychaud bitter

— Original Dry Martini, créé en 1904 par Franck Newmann, chef barman du Grand Hôtel
gin Tanqueray, Noilly Prat, bitter orange

— Sazerac, créé en 1870 par Thomas H. Handy
whiskey crown royal, absinthe, sirop de sucre de canne, Peychaud bitter

Biscuits japonais, chips à la pomme vitelotte :
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Cocktails de champagne à 22 euros :
— Bellini
champagne, purée de pêche blanche
— Royal liqueur St-​Germain
— champagne cocktail
champagne, sucre d’Angostura
— Mojito royal
champagne, rhum, menthe, jus de citron vert
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Mon choix, assez fort, amer au premier abord, parcours délectable :
El dorado old fashioned
rhum, sirop de sucre de canne, Angostura, zestes d’orange
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La tonalité du service, est là aussi sans faille, à la fois opportun et effacé à la juste mesure. Le confort s’inscrit de façon naturelle dans ces fauteuils et sofas capitonnés, placés stratégiquement de manière à né pas être gênés pas les voisins, jusqu’à vous sentir comme chez vous.

Et voilà. Encore un cocktail mondain. Mais bon, on va pas s’en plaindre quand même !
En tous cas, l’Intercontinental se prête merveilleusement au jeu des petits fours croustillants et des coupettes de champagne aux bulles exquises. Décor grandiose, inspiré Napoléon III je vous prie, on né peut qu’être sous le charme de ce lieu somptueux.
Côtoyé par des voyageurs d’affaires ou de simples badauds à l’esprit curieux et enclin aux belles choses, cet hôtel ravira les plus gentes dames. Alors messieurs, on invite ces dames à quelques festivités ! En plus, c’est à deux pas de la place Vendôme et du Café de la paix !

Eigentlich nicht so ganz unsere Preiskategorie, aber wenn man einen Hotelgutschein für eine freie Übernachtung hat, bestimmt die beste Wahl unter den Intercontinental Hotels.
Perfekte Lage ganz in der Nähe der Opera Garnier auf den großen Boulevards, super Service, ein Haus mit großartigem Service, Charme und Tradition und doch mit allen Annehmlichkeiten, die man von einem 5 Sterne-​Hotel erwartet.
Kurz nach Silvester war das Restaurant des Hotels noch geschlossen und daher gab es bestimmt keine schlechte Alternative ! — das opulente Frühstück im Café de la Paix. Hier hatten wir vor Jahren einmal einen enorm teuren Kaffee draußen genossen und uns danach nicht wieder hinein gewagt einzig und allein aufgrund der gesalzenen Preise.
Die Location ist perfekt, ganz in der Nähe von Printemps und Lafayette, den Louvre kann man zu Fuß bequem erreichen, von den Stationen Opera und Auber die wichtigsten Metro-​Linien und die RER nutzen.
Gerne würden wir bald wieder dort logieren mal sehen ob wir irgendwie mal zu einem weiteren Übernachtungsgutschein kommen