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"I didint know that hotel was only located from 32nd floor and above. To get to reception was scary, I understand that the entrance was under construction but it was very tiring to get 32nd floor by the slow lift and then get another lift to get to your room. My check in was sweet, I had a very friendly guy who was half French half English he was very helpful and check out was smooth but there was a long queue for it. Room service was extremely poor as asking a simple black tea bag became very challenging with room service lady who couldn’t speak a word of English. Hotel is locating very close to Westfield shopping center and all the main train stations and trams. So traveling there wasn’t hard. It was very disappointing that hotel just wanna charge for anything such as late check out which many hotels are offering it for free. That didint feel good."

"Jack at reception was amazing!!!"

"Fantastic breakfast, clean room with large windows that open, friendly and helpful staff. Terrific 24/7 beverage and snack options."

"La literie est extrêmement confortable et malgré la proximité de la Gare de la Part Dieu, l'hôtel est très calme et silencieux."

"Déçu par la vétusté alors que le batiment est superbe. Dommage !"

"Rooms very comfortable and spa/pool was very good "

"The air conditioning system was not functioning for the entire building."

"The staff was gracious and helpful. The breakfast and dinner were excellent. The only negative was the ongoing renovation. Still a very good value and close to CDG with complimentary shuttle."

"I booked this hotel specifically for location, comfort and air conditioning. When I arrived it was warm/hot. When I noticed the air conditioning didn’t work I went to reception I see what I was doing wrong. It turned out that the air conditioning doesn’t work until mid May. I was there the first week in May. The location was great if you are taking the train. The rooms were clean. The amenities such as soap and shampoo were minimal. "