Monhotel Lounge and Spa is an eco-committed boutique hotel located in the 8th arrondissement of Paris. Argentine metro station, The Arc de Triomphe and the Champs-Élysées are all nearby. The rooms are highly styled and feature Alcantara upholstered walls, leather headboards and luxury Hästens bedding. Air conditioning, mini-bar, television and en-suite marble bathroom also come as standard. High-end rooms include a balcony and espresso machine. Monhotel Lounge and Spa provides a 24-hour reception with multilingual staff. The in-house spa incorporates fitness, steam and massage rooms and Wi-Fi is provided free throughout the hotel. A buffet breakfast is served in the morning and the hotel’s Le Daniels Restaurant offers a diverse lunch and dinner menu with particular focus on European and Asian dishes. A selection of cocktails and alcoholic drinks is also available. The Champs-Élysées with its famous nightclubs and high-end designer shops is a five minute walk away.
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You can rest assured that your bed at Monhotel Lounge and Spa will be very comfortable! Numerous guests have commented that the beds are wonderful and provided them with a restful night's sleep during their stay. The luxury bedding was also praised. .
The hotel proved a hit with guests because of its convenient location in Paris. The Champs-élysées provides plenty of things to see and do and via Argentine metro station you will easily be able to explore many of the other attractions Paris has to offer. .
Despite the fact that the hotel is very close to the bustling and sometimes noisy Champs-élysées, a few guests commented that the road which the hotel faces, Rue d'Argentine, was quiet. Coupled with the soundproofing in the room, this seems to have provided most guests with a peaceful experience while staying at the hotel. .
The combination of the dark-coloured décor and dim lighting led a few guests to comment that parts of the hotel such as the hallways and breakfast room were too dark for their tastes. .
For some, breakfast proved expensive and did not offer a wide enough choice. In response, the hotel points out that there are over 40 items on the breakfast menu so hopefully most tastes should be catered for.
Some guests commented that they thought their rooms and bathrooms were on the small side. However, other guests noted that this isn't an issue confined to this hotel but rather a fact of life when staying in Paris.
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