Hôtel Burgundy

Frommer's Review

The Burgundy is one of the less expensive hotels in a mortgage-the-house sea of super-priced accommodations. The frequently renovated building was constructed in the 1830s as two adjacent town houses -- one a pension where Baudelaire wrote poetry in the 1860s, the other a bordello. British-born managers who insisted on using the English name linked the houses. The hotel hosts many North and South Americans and has conservatively decorated rooms, each with a bathroom with full tub and shower.

Facilities:
Restaurant; bar; room service; babysitting; laundry service; dry cleaning

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