BAR DE L'HÔTEL RAPHAËL
Seit 1925 ist diese Bar mit dem Namen Bar Anglais und Lounge 17 (kleiner privater Salon, der die Bar verlängert) ein ultra-schicker und ultra-vertraulicher Treffpunkt in der Hauptstadt. Sie ist atemberaubend schön und erinnert an die sehr gemütlichen Londoner Clubs, ganz in dunklem Mahagoni gehalten und von gedämpften Lichtern beleuchtet. Im Sommer bietet die Panoramaterrasse einen erhabenen 360°-Blick. Der Küchenchef ist allen bekannt: Bertrand Merlette. Seine Spezialität: der Mojito, eine Spezialität auf der Basis von weißem Rum und grüner Minze. Ein purer Genuss, genau wie sein Preis. Aber es lohnt sich, vor allem, wenn Sie Ihren Schatz beeindrucken möchten!
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Apparently, they are going to renovate the hotel soon. From what I can tell, they simply do not feel the need to make any effort to produce good service before that time. Yet, they have many major physical or service issues. It is sad really. Beautify, old property in a good location. However, it is certainly not worth all the issues. We had broken doors. The shower was broken where the water came into the handle. No maid service one day. Poor service on other days (even after tipping the attendant directly). So many more problems. It simply ruined the trip.
Finally, we asked to meet with the manager. Unfortunately, he did not have time for us, even though we were in one of the most expensive rooms in the hotel. So, we met with his assistant. We explained the problems throughout the stay. We gave pictures of the broken or non-working items. We explained that we told people each day, with the hope that hardware would be fixed, and quality of service would be corrected. But, it was a failure. She did recognize all the issues and was very apologetic, which was appreciated. But, after all of that, we were offered a 5% discount on the stay, which was just offensive. Moreover, nothing was corrected AFTER the conversation.
Clearly, they simply don’t care right now because of the pending renovation. They will get what they can, and deal with any fallout in a few years. If you are staying there before the end of 2024, then I would suggest changing hotels. Certainly, we could survive there, even with all the problems. But, at the prices they charge, why should we have to? We paid for services and a quality of hotel room that we did not get. I would say it is all broken there. Very, very sad.
The room service was very slow, and they didn’t even bring what I requested. Considering the price, I think there are better options available