We found the staff extremely helpful, answering our every question and responding promptly to requests. The hotel is a few years old, having been renovated from an existing space. But the patina is definitely 18th century with marvelous old engravings, oil paintings and an ancient-looking mosaic wall. Rooms are comfortable and decorated in cheerful yet soothing colors and have all the right amenities. Try an aromatherapy bath, but don't soak too long for the lobby is also an inviting place.
Guests linger in the three friendly and intimate parlors.
Who knows, you might just make a new friend. Le Parc Victor Hugo People wait for months to get a reservation at Alain Ducasse , one of the most acclaimed restaurants in Paris. And if he can't deliver, they can at least try the renowned chef's absolutely divine pain, brioche and croissants, which are on the breakfast menu and are served in the Le Relais Du Parc , resembling a porch in a French Colonial home. The breakfast room's windows overlook a brick-tiled private garden surrounded by five townhouses that make up the hotel. Paris's elite once lived here.