Hotel Westminster - Paris 
13, rue de la
Paix, 75002 , Paris, France
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Description: |
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Originally a convent dating back to
the 19th century, then a coaching stop during the Napoleonic era,
the Westminster was converted into a luxury hotel in 1846 when it
adopted the coat of arms and name of the Duke of Westminster, a regular
guest. Ever since, it has attracted international VIP's and celebrities.
The hotel was acquired in 1981 by Warwick International Hotels and,
between 1986 and 1992, millions of dollars were carefully invested
to restore it to its original luxury standards. |
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Rooms:
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All decorated with one-of-a-kind antique
furniture and marble fireplaces. All rooms feature marble bathrooms
with bathrobes. The Deluxe rooms (Paix rooms) (25 sqm.) are larger
than the Standard rooms (Opera rooms) and face the courtyard. |
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Location:
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Situated on the fashionable Rue de la
Paix, between two of Paris' most beloved monuments, the Opera and
the Place Vendome. Within walking distance of the Louvre and the Tuileries
Gardens, leading to the Champ-Elysees and the Arc de Triomphe. Metro:
Opera. |
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