HÔTEL PRINCE DE CONDÉ * * * *
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Hôtel possédant une suite mansardée et des chambres insonorisées donnant sur la rue de Seine.
L’Hôtel Prince de Condé se situe, en plein cœur de Saint-Germain des Prés, dans un immeuble étroit datant du XVIIIe et ne comportant aujourd’hui que onze chambres. La réception est nichée derrière un ancien comptoir de librairie dans une pièce donnant sur la rue. La salle de petit déjeuner est pleine de charme et un petit salon avec cheminée et bibliothèque est à la disposition des clients. Les murs dont les pierres sont apparentes, rappellent le passé. La décoration est faite de boiseries, d'un beau parquet et d'un plafond tapissé d’un papier Zuber, une manufacture alsacienne créée au XVIIIe siècle dont les planches d’impression en bois d’origine sculptée sont classées Monuments historiques… Une touche de modernité est apportée par un très beau tableau de Marco Del Re, un artiste contemporain édité par la Galerie Maeght à Paris. La banquette Louis XVI a été revisitée exclusivement pour l'hôtel Prince de Condé. Toutes les chambres donnent sur la rue de Seine mais elles sont parfaitement insonorisées et isolées de l'hôtel grâce à une entrée. On en compte deux par étage et la suite, légèrement mansardée, occupe l'intégralité du sixième étage. Elle possède un bain bouillonnant. Dans chacune des chambres on retrouve une lithographie sur les revues littéraires et artistiques toujours réalisée par Marco Del Re.
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This hotel has bed bugs. On the day we arrived (we hadn't even spent the night) we noticed bed bugs in our bed. There were live bugs as well as stains on the sheets from bed bugs. We notified the night-shift guy at the front desk he came to our room, took a picture of the bed bugs, didn't even kill it, and told us all he could do was give us a new room and he we would have to wait until morning when his boss weighed in. He refused to call professionals about the bugs or take any action. He was very rude and implied that we brought the bugs to the hotel, despite only having just arrived (we found no signs of the bugs pre or post this hotel). Judging by the shape of our first room and the room we were moved to, we were given the worst room in the hotel, probably one they don't normally book. Not only did the hotel refuse to provide any compensation to us but they charged us for our night of bed bugs. They cost us an entire nights sleep, hundreds of dollars in laundry, cleaning supplies, and extra transporation, and precious time. They also destroyed all comfort and peace of mind for the entire rest of our trip, as we constantly worried about whether we had contracted bed bugs from the hotel and brought them wherever we went.
Even if it weren't for the bed bugs, this hotel is in very poor condition. It needs to be completely remodeled, yet they are operating it anyway. I overheard another couple complaining that their air conditioning wasn't working. The rooms are dingy, outdated, and poorly lit and decorated. I don't know how they meet the requirements for a 4-star hotel but there are 3-star hotels better than this dump. When we moved to the new room, the iron doorknob came clean off the bathroom door and fell on my wife's foot. The sinks don't drain. The shower head was broken. The TV remote had corroded batteries in it, and it didn't work. The pictures of the hotel make it look like there is dining in the cave, but the cave is closed off and not part of operations. There's no room service. There is virtually no service; the hotel runs on a skeleton crew. It sounded liked the hotel was purchased by a new owner and they are waiting for approvals to do construction and remodel but are operating the dilapidated building in the meantime. Which is probably why they don't care about treating their patrons like dirt.
Tout le monde y est agréable, je recommande !