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Les Bluets, an intimate 2-star hotel, sits on a quiet side street off of the busy Avenue Louise and sparkles with charming touches. Its prices are reasonable, too.
Step into the entry hallway of Les Bluets and take note of the spotless, oriental rugs, a crystal chandelier overhead, and country-style blue and yellow tiles lining the walls. A winding mahogany staircase takes guests to all rooms upstairs (sorry folks, no elevator here).
All ten rooms give off the feeling of being in an old, well-kept manor house. Tasteful details abound. Cotton, floral duvets or luxuriously thick bedspreads are dotted with fluffy throw pillows. Wardrobes, stained glass windows and tiny reading lamps accent the rooms, though we also saw a few chambers with pretty Chinese lanterns. Walls are painted in bright yellow or are paneled in mahogany. Bathrooms enjoy fun details like claw-footed tubs, wall sconces, and flowered tiles. Triples are essentially duplexes with a futon downstairs, and a queen-sized bed overhead, and sport original crown moldings and large windows.
Each room has its own modern kitchenette with stainless steel fixtures and utensils, making Les Bluets a good choice for those on extended stays, or with a family.
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