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Villathena Hotel Paris
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Villathena Hotel Paris
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23 Rue D'athenes
Paris, France
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The hotel is completely renovated hotel, opened in 2007, the hotel is a new boutique hotel in the heart of the trendiest area of Paris. Ideally situated just a few steps from the Saint Lazare Train station and only a few minutes from some of the most popular attraction of Paris such as the Louvre Museum, the Opera Garnier, the Madeleine church or famous department stores. It's the ideal location to suit the business as well as the leisure traveler.The hotel is traditional facade combines pink bricks and precious stones with modern contemporary interior design. All 43 rooms are decorated in a cozy and modern atmosphere that will help you create the best memories in Paris. The hotel will seduce the traveler looking for a touch of originality and personality as well as the perfect location to appreciate everything the French Capital has to offer.For Room type:Rates for these dates Classical ? 285 Deluxe ? 345 l New Year from 28 to 1 January inclusive least 3 nights Rates peak season Cl 215 Deluxe ? 275 ?
Amenities:
24 Hour Reception
Air Conditioned
Airport shuttle
Bar / Lounge
Business Center
Cable / Satellite TV
Disabled Access
Dry Cleaning
DVD Player
Elevator / Lift
Hair Dryer
High-speed Internet
Laundry service
Mini Bar
Multilingual Staff
Non-Smoking Rooms
Parking
Pets Allowed
Room Service
Safe-Deposit Box
Swimming pool
Tour Desk
TV
Wake-up Service
Check-in:
From 2:00 PM
Check-out:
Prior to 3:00 PM
Location Description:
Ideally situated in the center of Paris, just a few steps from the Saint Lazare Train station and only a few minutes from some of the most popular attraction of Paris such as the Louvre Museum, the Opera Garnier, the Madeleine Church, the Champs Elysees and the famous department stores Galerie Lafayette and Le Printemps.
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Date of Stay:
July, 2009
Paris WeekendVillathena was ideally located for walking to major sites and has good public transport links. The rooms are small but well appointed and ideal for a short stay. The staff were helpful and friendly. We woould return to this hotel
Date of Stay:
February, 2009
Great location near the train station. Just one block and plenty of cafe's to eat at. Just don't expect to take a good shower. There is no shower curtain, just a piece of glass less than two feet wide at the far end of the tub. For a large man it makes the shower experience quite annoying. The bathroom gets quite wet in the process.
Date of Stay:
June, 2009
You deserve betterBad location, few services, tiny rooms, very expensive, no english speaking TV. Very friendly staff. All indications are that this "boutique chain" has had so much success elsewhere that they think that everything they touch will be successful. They've missed the mark horribly with VILLATHENA. Again, very friendly staff. In fact, the staff deserves a better place to work.
Date of Stay:
May, 2009
Would definitely stay there againI was very impressed with the hotel; booking through late rooms made it good value for money - otherwise it would have been expensive. We paid £99 a night for the room (normally it is 185 euro.) Breakfast is extra. The rooms weren't spacious but they were very clean, modern and stylish and the bed was massive (essentially two single beds but it felt like one.) The location was great because it was very central and being a 2-3 minute walk from Gare Saint Lazarre there were lots of metro and bus routes to get you around the city. Opera, Place de la Concorde, Sacre Coeur, Centre Pompidou and the Louvre were all walking distance if you don't mind stretching your legs a little! We were on the 3rd floor next to the lift but we didn't hear any noise and we had a great night's sleep. The staff were very helpful and stored our luggage before we were able to check in and after we had checked out. I'll be recommending this hotel to my family and friends!
Date of Stay:
April, 2009
small but nicethe room was quite small and the hotel a bit too expensive for what you got. That said, it was clean, and the style was pleasantly modern. The location was average, not especially charming, but also relatively convenient.
Date of Stay:
March, 2009
Hotel Villathena in the Spring TimeHotel is ideally located with the main St. Lazare station just 5 mins down the road. This provides links to various metro routes. Only 2 stops from the Sacre Coeur.The hotel itself is down a side street and has a bakery just along from it. Bakery is nice but expensive (not as expensive as the hotel of course!)The hotel itself is very nice and boutique. The reception staff were helpful and spoke a few languages.We stayed in room 305. This is the standard room and was small but perfectly formed. We had a small balcony to look out from down the street.There were a couple of areas that require attention. The first was the wooden floor outside the bathroom which had suffered some water damage and was spongey and slightly noisy to walk on. This was not enough reason to ask to change rooms but should be remedied.Second there is evidence of slight damp creeping in to the corners of the bathroom. The ceiling fan in the bathroom did not seem to work and may be the cause of the problem. The skirting boards in the bathroom were also cheap looking compared to the rest of the room.Everything else was fine and we got fresh towels etc.
Date of Stay:
October, 2008
Hotel was in a good location. Easy to find. Near metro and train station. Lots of cafes for breakfast. Would stay again.
Date of Stay:
October, 2008
The hotel itself was very accurately portrayed and therefore as expected. Absolutely fine. Two niggles though, one was that we asked the hotel to book a taxi for us on the Saturday night for 7pm. Unfortunately it did not arrive until 7 minutes past and we had to be somewhere by 7.15pm precisely. Although we still made it on time the taxi driver ripped us off for the pleasure. Secondly I made the mistake of ordering a cup of tea from room service. The french do not really understand our love of tea and I basically received a tea bag in a pot that had been heated in the microwave for about 30 seconds - I was there and heard the 'ping'. It was disgusting but as my husband said, they really don't get tea. One final thing, about 2 doors down from the hotel is a building with a permanent canopy and we discovered that this is a favourite sleeping place for some of the parisien homeless, maybe not what you want to see after a night out. Although I would not stay again, this is probably because there are so many other places to stay, rather than anything else.
Date of Stay:
October, 2008
The staff were very friendly, the hotel is perfectly situated to walk to all the sites and the breakfast was beautiful! The rooms are very small and although the beds are comfortable they are twin beds pushed together, they do not have any ordinary double beds.That said, we had a wonderfully romantic time in Paris and Villathena did enhance our experience, great memories :)
Date of Stay:
August, 2008
The hotel is based in a central location right near the metro and main rail station, we stayed on the top floor in spacious accomodation, the hotel is set back from any major traffic, so a good nights sleep was always had, the beds were super huge and very comfortable. We loved our stay there and would tell our freinds to go there also.
Date of Stay:
July, 2008
Hotel is centrally located between a metro station and mainline train station. Hotel room quite small but very clean and modern.If visiting Paris again I would definatly choose this hotel again.
Date of Stay:
April, 2008
Good location in an interesting part of Paris. Lots of bars and restaurants in vicinity. Hotel is stylish, some details take it a bit far so that practicality gives way to chic. Go for more expensive rather than standard room since size matters.
Date of Stay:
February, 2008
More of an apartment block than a hotel, room was clean, well appointed but restrictively small. Bathroom was very clean and modern but again difficult to even turn round in it, poorly designed - it was so small you bumped your head on the sink shelf when brushing your teeth! Staff were very friendly and helpful - minibar was welcome, as was the safe, bed was very comfortable but our double was two singles stuck together - common in France but not very 4 star! Area was OK but many vagrants reside at the end of Rue d'athens - a little disconcerting. For a little increase in cost I would stay somewhere more central next time with more of a hotel feel to it.
Date of Stay:
December, 2007
A great hotel with modern design throughout - ideal to use as a base for exploring Paris, as it's pretty easy to get anywhere by foot / metro. Remember to take a pair of earplugs to ensure a good night's sleep, otherwise you'll be woken up at 7.30 by the Paris dustmen ;-) Buffet-style breakfast was simple and good.
Date of Stay:
November, 2007
Hotel was very clean, Location was very central particuliary during the recent metro and rail strickPossiblly the most comfortable Hotel bed we have slept in for years.Very good services
Date of Stay:
May, 2007
Initally I was looking for a last minute hotel to stay for one day and thought that I would have to end up with a dingy hotel. Villathena was anything but. The rooms were \"as advertised\" and much more. The room size was comfortable enough, the beds were outstanding especially after a long day of sightseeing, the bathroom (toilet) was \"spa quality,\" and I believe that all of the rooms may have a small balcony facing the front of the hotel. The hotel was great but the only thing that frustrated me was being able to find it while driving (take the train into France, Paris or any other European destination it will save you the aggravation) it's a small street which is easy to miss and hard to find, the location was nestled in a more local area it seemed. Most importantly it was just one block away from the Grand Saint Lazare train station (metro/tube) and there are several places to eat in the vicinity and walking distance just 1 - 5 minutes away. Overall Great Place for a Great Price!!! : )
Date of Stay:
May, 2007
This hotel is great. Nicely decorated and in a really good location right next to Gare St Lazare. It's a very leisurely 30 minute walk to the Louvre through the Opera district. We hardly used public transport as everything is so easy to walk to from the hotel. Our only problem was being awoken on Saturday and Monday morning (8.30am) to the sound of drilling from the hotel next door which is undergoing heavy renovation. It didn't really matter to us as we were out and about all day any way but if you're not the sort of person who wants to get out and see the sights then this hotel isn't for you. Once the renovations next door are finished it will be perfect though!
Date of Stay:
May, 2007
This was a lovely hotel and has very recently been renovated so it is nice and modern. I have visted paris a few times now and it is the nicest one I have stayed in on a low budget. The only problem I did have was the location, in my opinion it us just a little far out from the main sites in paris.
Date of Stay:
April, 2007
The service at the Hotel was very good and the rooms were very modern and tastefully decorated - would suit anyone. The staff were very helpful and went out their way to fullfil your requirements. Location was ideal - withing 10 minutes from main attractions.Unfortuntaly did not eat at the hotel so am unable to comment on the food, however when I checked out the staff offered cold bottled water to my friends and I as it was a warm day - very thoughtful.Would stay here again for sure!
Date of Stay:
March, 2007
The hotel is ideally situated for the center of Paris and all its many attractions. Staff were very helpful , nothing was to much trouble. The lower rate rooms are small, but very good value. We did however miss the room tea/coffee making facilities but staff were happy to make one on request. We will be back.
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