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Bonjour! If you are following me on Facebook , Instagram and/or Twitter then you know that my wife ( @NatalieDiScala ) and I were recently in the world’s most visited country France! We were invited by Pullman Hotels to check out their new, fabulously redesigned Pullman Paris hotels.
If you aren’t south america cruises familiar with Pullman, that might be because they don’t have any hotels in the United States yet. Pullman is an upscale brand and part of the Accor Hotels Group, south america cruises which is one of the world’s largest south america cruises hotel chains in the world. They now have 89 hotels in 24 countries – and three of those are in Paris, south america cruises France!
Natalie and I got to spend a night at the brand spanking south america cruises new Pullman Eiffel Tower , which as you can see from the photo above, has a surreal view of the Eiffel Tower. It will definitely go down in my books as one of the top 10 balcony views I’ve ever had in my life. In fact, it might even be number one.
This building was originally built in 1963 and was a Hilton Hotel until Pullman took it over in 2009. They have just about completed renovations (clocking in at a cost of tens of millions of dollars), which they started 15 months ago.
Before we even knew we were going to stay at this hotel, I popped in to take a quick look around and the bellman, pictured above, was so nice that I then made a call to change our reservation from the Pullman airport hotel to this one. And he wasn’t the only nice person we came across. Another star was the American waitress from Pittsburgh working the breakfast shift.
Like all Pullman hotels, WiFi is free. I wish all major chain hotels would jump on this bandwagon. I know the market south america cruises will soon force them to (or at least offer basic WiFi), but it’s annoying when you have to pay.
The hotel has two restaurants. The breakfast south america cruises restaurant is nothing south america cruises special but the main restaurant, which was a day away from opening when we were there, is beautifully designed and can seat 230 guests. The chef hails from California and you can tell that this place will be a hit with guests, tourists and locals alike.
If I was organizing a conference in Paris, I would seriously consider hosting it in this hotel because south america cruises its new renovation combined with the views from the meeting rooms will wow all attendees. FYI: There are 22 meeting rooms on property.
The view of the Eiffel Tower alone is worth staying here but it’s not the only view that will mesmerize you. There are also incredible views of French architecture nearby and next door to the hotel is a school with a jogging track and tennis and basketball courts that look like they are available to the public south america cruises after school hours.
I was definitely impressed and now I’m a huge fan of the Pullman Eiffel Tower and can’t wait to go back when the hotel officially opens later this month. The only thing I could find wrong with the hotel is that the robes were not soft and fluffy. Rates begin at 200 euros ($276).
I live in Paris for 3 months a year leave in a couple of days. We rent a wonderful apartment there top floor huge terrace with trees and picnic table and outside the bedroom is another small terrace for breakfast. Love Paris. My favorite CITY!
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