@@AmirKebbi Hi😊

@@kimjunggyum1 Yes, it was one of the best stays in my life. It’s not too expensive, new and very quiet. It was safe enough, although they don’t have any security at the entrance. Have a good stay!😊

Is it safe around the street and near Lyon station? I have a lot of questions because it is my first visit to Paris :D

@@kimjunggyum1It was totally safe, though I never walked around at very late time. I never saw any danger😊 btw, it was my first trip to Paris too) feel free to ask anything you want about it.

@@buray1998 Thank you!)

Buon viaggio!

@@wiizys2778 They're similar, dinner is the same in both, only design is different. And La Reggia is closer to lobby, if it's important to you. Enjoy)

You're always welcome!

@@Das.Kleine.Krokodil Yes, I was unlucky to have very noisy neighbors with a child one night. After telling the staff, they changed the room. But, unfortunately, it was noisy because of air conditioning system somewhere on the roof. So, i asked to move back again to the previous room because the noisy neighbors had left. But in Istanbul you can hear the singing of Muezzin from mosques (one is next to the hotel) in the early morning (at 4-5 am).

@@AlexTarTravelog Спасибо

@@Das.Kleine.Krokodil I'm not sure, because I didn't need them, since I had breakfast included) But I think there must be some, it's a popular tourist area too.

I don't think so. I've never seen microwave ovens in hotels, only in apartments. But I think you may ask them to warm up your food in their kitchen. Enjoy your stay!

I don't remember exactly, because I was there 5 years ago, but I'm sure there must be eggs and bacon in the large buffet restaurant. Or if you stay in the premium club room, you may ask for them in the executive lounge during breakfast) Enjoy your stay!

@@lakwatsero2093 Thank you! I’m not sure if it’s allowed or not, but I didn’t see any sign that it was forbidden 😀So I flew)