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Hotel with an Art Deco inspired decor featuring spacious and cosy rooms, a restaurant and a bar.
Hôtel Montaigne was built in the 1950s. The decoration was reviewed by the architect Pierre-Yves Rochon. Slightly inspired by the Art-deco period, it is very successful and produces a very warm and elegant atmosphere. Mahogany furniture, great fireplaces, marble bathrooms with bathtubs or showers, black and white pictures, there is everything to bring a Parisian style in very large and soft rooms. The restaurant serves a traditional French cuisine and the breakfast is served every morning. Drinks are also available at the bar which opens onto a patio. The staff is very efficient and attentive. The staff is very efficient and helpful.
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the hotel wifi isn't working and couldn't receive text / phone call. really bad internet connection in the building. it effected to my work.
house keeping doesn't do their jobs. they don't correct rubbish, and they don't make it tidy.
also when I was taking a bath around 6pm, the house keeper guy came into my room. it never happen at 5 star hotel in Japan, because they know if the customer is resting in the room or not.
at the end, when I checked out, they showed me the breakfast bill which is someone else's €65, and tried to charge me.
Néanmoins, le service ne correspond pas à un établissement 5*.
Le petit déjeuner à 32€ est GROTTESQUE : quelques mini viennoiseries, un peu de pain... et le pompom la salade de fruits qui n'est autre que la salade de fruits que l'ont vous servez à la cantine baignant dans son jus et froide !
Il y a des ajustements essentiels à faire.
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