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"We enjoyed our stay in Paris, the hotel and the staff was wonderful, especially Sarah! She helped me with my room change also the food was delicious and I loved the options they gave us. WORTH EVERY PENNY! The location is pretty nice and quiet and super centrally. 100% Recommended ."

"Best location in Paris, the room is great for a Couple. "

"Room was very clean. It wasnt very big but it was warm and cozy. It was also very quiet, which is nice. The bed was very comforting The staff were very pleasant and accommodating. The Arc De Triomphe is right up the street along with many restaurants, stores in the area right outside the hotel front door. "

"We were only at the Atlantic Hotel for one night, but we were very impressed by the decor both in the lobby area and in the bedroom. For a 3 star hotel, this is a very attractive hotel with nice people in the reception. We were on our way to Giverny at 8:15AM, and this hotel is about a 3 minute walk to the Gare Saint Lazare that has trains going to Giverny. I wish we could have stayed longer, but we had to meet up with or tour group."

"The Hotel Lancaster exceeded expectations in every way. Elegance, hospitality, service, amenities, food, public spaces, and location."

"Good location— close to Metro. Comfortable room. Personable and helpful staff. Good breakfast."

"The staff was amazing. We spent a week at this charming hotel and we were treated amazingly. Breakfast was included, which was a great plus, and the A/C worked in the room even in November (usually doesn't in many other places). Would definitely come back!"

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"Smart and comfortable hotel in a good location. Our room was at the top of the hotel and it was perfectly nice -Keith two windows ( we could see the Eiffel Tower) comfy bed and lovely bathroom. We walked everywhere from here - 40 mins to the Eiffel Tower and about 30 mins to the Louvre, only 10 mins to Galleries Lafayettes. We also bought a Batobus day pass and used the Concorde stop (about 15 mins away) to go up and down the Seine. "