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Stayin' Sexy at Paris' Five Hotel

Go To The Hotel's Web Site Where: 3, rue Flatters, Paris, France, 75005
May 7, 2007 at 9:58 AM | by | Comments (2)

After last week's low-budget hotel review, the New York Times sent Sarah Wildman to The Five Hotel in Paris. The place has sort of an NHow Hotel thing going on, with the planetarium-style lighting and sassy decor.

You better like the scene too, since you probably won't be lounging around your room:

To call room 203, in the lowest price category, small would be generous. The bed, pushed into a corner, almost entirely filled the space...The bathroom -- triangular and fitted as for a dollhouse -- was fine for a woman of about 5 ft 3 inches (me), but uncomfortable for anyone ganglier.

Hmmm...sounds like the Times "sprung" for the cheapest room at the place. Other floors have bigger and better rooms--including one with a bed hanging from the ceiling on steel cables. Now that is sexy!

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Re: Stayin' Sexy at Paris' Five Hotel

You feel so relax and serene in this hotel!
Everything it thought in order you feel like you're in an other world! An 'enchanted' world.
And it is in the Quartier Latin in Paris which is a really nice place to stay.
You can find more infornations in the website of Epoque Hotels. www.epoquehotels.com
solene on May 22, 2008 at 5:15 PM #Permalink

After the Five

I stayed there and also in their suite called One by the Five which is an experience in itself.
I hear from the owner that they are working on a new project in the same area with some pretty amazing suites and rooms. Let's see what they come up with.
martinwihp on December 1, 2009 at 10:33 AM #Permalink

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