With a name like that, you know I had to check it out. And, just as I suspected, SuperHotel’s website did not disappoint. I have so many items to cover, I actually needed to make a list.
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3. I don’t care how fast you drive - you cannot, as the site insists, get to “Roissy-Charles de Gaulle or Orly airport in 2 minutes on the ringroad via Porte de Bagnolet.” Nor is the 20th arrondissement “very conveniently located.” However, there is a “car-park with secutity (sic) guards 50 yards aways (sic).” It is not specified whether the car park is 50 yards aways, or the secutity guards are 50 yeards aways.
4. The hotel owner went to Reno in 1974, and LOVED IT.
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