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Absolutely Exceptional

Liked: We booked this hotel after arriving at another - our initial preferred option - and finding it was fully booked. I'd seen Hotel d'Angleterre online and it looked a bit unusual so we booked a room, which turned out to be an excellent decision. The hotel is being renovated by new owners and it would seem that the reception and dining/bar area have been finished as they are really interesting, and well designed/furnished, with lots of quirky British touches, combined with very stylish French design. The stairs and corridors, we have to be honest, leave a LOT to be desired as they are very tired, and in some places, downright scruffy. Don't let this put you off, as it becomes apparent that the rooms are the priority for the refurbishment - ours was really, really lovely with an AMAZING bathroom, with a big bath and a huge walk in shower. Metro tiles and very pretty floor tiles and black taps/shower head etc, added to the feeling of real luxe. The bedroom was huge, with two double shuttered windows overlooking a very pretty street. Furnishings were quite Scandi and minimal which we love, as we don't like fuss in a hotel room. And the bed - well, wow. Incredibly comfy, large and with the most wonderful bedding. Breakfast was great - typically French, with lots of cheeses, bread, croissants, pastries, good coffee, juices and yoghurts. An excellent choice, in a fabulous location - with on street parking, if you are lucky enough to find a space, which we did and which is free from 7pm until 9pm the following morning.
Disliked: No complaints whatsoever, and once the refurb is completed, this hotel will be a gem.

Absolutely Exceptional

Liked: We booked this hotel after arriving at another - our initial preferred option - and finding it was fully booked. I'd seen Hotel d'Angleterre online and it looked a bit unusual so we booked a room, which turned out to be an excellent decision. The hotel is being renovated by new owners and it would seem that the reception and dining/bar area have been finished as they are really interesting, and well designed/furnished, with lots of quirky British touches, combined with very stylish French design. The stairs and corridors, we have to be honest, leave a LOT to be desired as they are very tired, and in some places, downright scruffy. Don't let this put you off, as it becomes apparent that the rooms are the priority for the refurbishment - ours was really, really lovely with an AMAZING bathroom, with a big bath and a huge walk in shower. Metro tiles and very pretty floor tiles and black taps/shower head etc, added to the feeling of real luxe. The bedroom was huge, with two double shuttered windows overlooking a very pretty street. Furnishings were quite Scandi and minimal which we love, as we don't like fuss in a hotel room. And the bed - well, wow. Incredibly comfy, large and with the most wonderful bedding. Breakfast was great - typically French, with lots of cheeses, bread, croissants, pastries, good coffee, juices and yoghurts. An excellent choice, in a fabulous location - with on street parking, if you are lucky enough to find a space, which we did and which is free from 7pm until 9pm the following morning.
Disliked: No complaints whatsoever, and once the refurb is completed, this hotel will be a gem.

Exceptional