Hotel Lotti Paris
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We walked down the street to the Notre Dame de Lorette church metro stop, and took the metro to my favourite Paris museum, the Musee d’Orsay. We didn’t actually end up going because there was a line so long that it snaked all the way, back and forth covering the entire square in front of the museum. Although I’m sad we didn’t get to go, the line up was probably about an hour and a half long just to get in, and I know it would ...
Two of Paris' Biggest Draws
... and Karen only did certain parts with her class. The only other plans we had for the day was going up the Eiffel Tower at 20:30. That gave us the entire day to explore the palace and the grounds. Our first stop was to our the Palace. It is hard to get my mind around the knowledge that someone actually lived there and and that all that elegance and beauty belonged to one man. From the Palace we made our way to the gardens. We walked all 24 gardens! It ...
Un poco de cultura no viene mal
... del mundo.
Como decía, con Lu nos fuimos al Centro Pompidou, museo dedicado a la pintura, escutura, arquitectura y fotografía contemporánea (desde el s. XX).
Vale la pena recorrer el museo, hay obras de arte para todos los gustos, incluidas cosas muy valiosas.
A las 2 de la tarde nos encontramos con Rubén y Vicky en la pirámide del Louvre, para seguir con el recorrido, que nos llevaría a la Ópera Garnier, donde está el fantasma. Si ...
Paris
... a very busy day. We woke up and visited the Musée d’Orsay, which is known for its extensive collection of impressionist and post-impressionist art. Notably, we saw a lot of Van Gogh, Monet, Manet, Degas, Renoir… we all really enjoyed this museum. Van Gogh was the crowd favorite. Next, we had lunch in a cute café nearby and headed to Sacre Coeur, which is in Montmartre and the highest point in the city. The basilica itself ...
SUN! A beautiful day in Paris!
... fruit vendors, etc.
We then headed to the Eiffel Tower. Jay was trying to find a location from which photo had been taken of Adolph Hitler in 1940 looking bored in front of the tower. We found somewhere close and Jay tried to recreate the image with himself standing in. Hmmm. We walked to the area where we will be taking the elevators (lifts) up tomorrow and saw the mobs of people waiting in line to go up. The line ...
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Historical Traveler Reviews Hotel Lotti Paris
Excellent stay/service - Highly recommended!
My Mom and I went to France as our last Mother/Daughter trip before I marry. We stayed at this hotel and thought it was an excellent choice. You cannot beat the location - we could walk anywhere from here. The room itself was pretty basic, but it had a spacious, beautiful bathroom and the staff was incredibly helpful. I made my reservations online and got a huge discount (which helped as well).
Great Place for the Expedia Price!
Hello- We stayed at the Jolly Hotel Lotti, where rooms are priced b/t $250-$450/night, BUT.....we only paid $154/night. This is much lower than suggested prices, and we found it on expedia.com, and this find is a huge reason to why we loved our stay. Such a great location, walking distance from everything. Metro stations are only a few hundred feet away, the Louve is a 5 minutes walk away, just a great location.....
4 star dont think so!
yes the lobby area was impressive but when we we taken to our room on the first floor i was shocked by its very poor condition cracked paint poor quality furniture and the view..... air conditioning system which was so noisy we couldnt open the windows the heat was stiffling in the room also im sure that was done to encourage us to drink more from the minibar!! no breakfast included in the inflated price but we found a mac donalds round the corner! next time we will go for 2* with tea and coffee making facilities!
Top value for money
If you payed full price for this hotel you may feel a bit aggrieved.
The room could definitely have done with a lick of paint, and like the previous reviewer our double room was two singles pushed together.
However we got a great internet deal on the room and so found it amazing value for money. Apart from the above the room was a good size (a normal Paris hazard) and the shower was great. Its location is superb, five minutes from the Louvre to one side and Concorde to the other. Would certainly go back again for the same price....
4 Star Rating???
First Glance reveals a deserved 4 star rating - wonderfully decorated lobby and reception area. However the room left me wondering where this 4 star rating came from. The paint was peeling wallpaper was missing and the double bed I had paid for was two singles of different sizes pushed together.I reported this to the satff and they said that the hotel was booked out at this time and the room could not be moved.I checked on the internet and it appears all rooms were filled. They did offer a bottle of champagne as compensation however in my opinion if a hotel provides substandard rooms and hopes they can pass it off with a bottle of champagne do not deserve a 4 star rating.
Great hotel in a great Location
We just got back from Paris and we stayed at the Jolly Lotti. It was a great Hotel and at a wonderful location. You could almost walk to all the major attractions. Excellent hotel and you could find good deals on it too.
First and last time at Hotel Lotti....
I had a much different experience at Hotel Lotti than those listed above. The common areas of the hotel (lobby, bar, reception) were beautiful and it was in a very nice area, although my room had cracks in the walls, the paint was chipping and the furniture looked worn. Not something I would expect from a 4-star. My first problem was when I was put into a room right behind the very loud refurbishments they were doing (next to the emergency exit stairs). Someone was constantly drilling and pounding a hammer right behind the room. When I asked to switch rooms, they were rude and extremely hesitant to put me somewhere else. Finally after 15 -20 minutes of going back and forth with the front-desk staff, they put me into an upgraded room away from the noise (this after they insisted the hotel was completely booked which was very hard to believe). Second, the concierge was of no help and even went so far as to put his hand up when I tried to ask him a question. I was ignored on three separate ocassions when trying to ask for directions. I eventually had to ask the bartender and the doorman since the concierge was too busy chatting on the phone. Unfortunely I will never stay at this hotel again.
Romance at the Lotti
I just came back from a weekend in Paris where my rate was $99 Euros a night. I loved the location of the hotel. I had a first floor room which opened up to a small balcony where there were many impatients plants in bloom. We were able to stand on the balcony and see the Tuileries Gardens and the Place Vendome. It was a romantic weekend.
Everyone was very nice and helpful at the hotel. Catherine's next door is a fabulous place to shop for perfume. See Fanny there, she has an excellent nose.
France Couldn't Have Been Nicer
Just returned with my wife from 6 days in Paris. Stayed at the Jolly Lotti and found it very comfortable and very convenient to main attractions of Paris. Everyone we came in contact with in Paris was wonderful. We found the city to be clean and safe. Stayed also at the Disneyland Hotel for a couple of days. Service there was very good. If you want an excellent meal at a reasonable price try Annette's Dinner in Disney Village. The service was wonderful, particularly if you ask to have Said wait on you.