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The Palais Bourbon is an elegant old Parisian hotel in the diplomatic quarter of Paris, just a few minutes from the Musée d’Orsay, Rodin Museum, and Invalides.
Typical of the historic aristocratic mansions of the neighborhood, the hotel has high ceilings that add to the spacious feel of the rooms. On the ground floor next to the reception hall is a large breakfast room and lounge overlooking the street. A smaller room is reserved for the Internet station, and downstairs in the vaulted stone cellar is space for meetings.
Upstairs the rooms have elegant wooden furniture, light floral wallpaper and bedspreads, flat-screen TVs, and wooden floors. Bathrooms with bathtubs are the largest, and all come with hair dryers. The top floor annex (only reached by stairs from the fifth floor) is new, with large rooms for three to five people. While certainly more spacious in terms of square footage, the mansard roof means lower ceilings.
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