The staff at the hotel were very nice. And the AC this time of year was working quite well in the room throughout the heat wave - a blessing in Paris in July. Unfortunately, their Internet networking devices had outdated security protocols (probably a decade old). ALL of my device's WiFi wizards warned me not to connect to their "unsecured network" because it was using substandard security protocols - so all traffic would be exposed. If you need to log into your work server or do any online shopping or banking, consider staying elsewhere. I looked at Executive level two rooms, and one of them had a much larger TV than the other, but for a four star hotel, I would have strongly preferred/expected that the TV's in all rooms would be a smart TV's with apps for Netflix and Amazon video, etc., or at least allow me to cast those services from one of my devices, but there was no support for either option. There were two English cable news channels, but the signal for one of them never worked. Like many hotels in Paris, things are rather compact in the rooms, especially the bathroom and separate toilet stall, but the materials were nice and the hot water pressure quite good. The bed was firm and linens were nice. The continental breakfast was quite decent. I spoke to the new manager and he said he is going to look into the internet security issues and ask the owner to consider internet hardware upgrades and smart TV's with casting capabilities. Ask ahead of booking!
