ADVERTISEMENTBuilt in 1972, and once owned by Air France back when airlines owned hotel chains (Pan Am and Intercontinental, Swissair and Swissotel, etc. ), Le Meridien Etoile was then, and remains today, Paris' biggest hotel, and the second-largest in all of France (only the Disneyland Paris' Newport Bay Club in Marne-la-Vallee, at 1098 rooms, is larger). Decor has something to do with the small hotel feel. Either way, these are great rates for a well-located, well-run, and "new" Paris hotel. Usually when I stay in a hotel at least one little thing annoys me.

Source: Huffington Post October 09, 2016 22:20 UTC