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" Ask for a room with a view over Campbell Park. The multi-storey car park will only cost you £8 is validated at hotel reception. "

" The night menu is limited and not that tasty tbh. Order in or eat before the night menu. "

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HOTEL LA TOUR - Updated 2024 Reviews, Photos & Prices

Hotel La Tour

400 Marlborough Gate, Milton Keynes, MK9 3FP, United Kingdom – Excellent location – show map

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Exceptionally priced for a clean, modern and well-equipped room (Elemis products and a coffee machine!). Sky Bar and restaurant were lovely.

Clean, modern ice machine on the floor was a nice touch, busy at night on the Friday and Saturday due to the restaurant being open to public as well.

A clean super modern hotel in a perfect location for a night out in mk

The rooms where really nice! We had a room out looking Campbell park. And it was beautiful. Breakfast was really great both nights!!!!

Great location, good value, excellent view facing the park and super comfortable bed

1) Location: attached to MK centre mall, closed to many restaurants, shops, and amazing view to the massive Camble Park. 2) New hotel, clean and modern furniture 3) Amazing 14th floor sky bar with nice view to the park.

Lovely designed space in terms of the lobby and sky bar and restaurant. Great staff, very friendly and helpful.

Out of My expectations. The Park view is good from my room. Cleanliness, breakfast, free wifi are very good.

Staff was amazing from the front desk to the bar staff on the sky bar. Service was a tad slow but nothing to moan about. Cocktails were the best and so was the wine. Highly rate this place and would stay again

Fantastic hotel, wonderful views from the top floor restaurant at breakfast. close to all the local shopping centre/bars/restaurant. staff all lovely and very attentive, room was spotless and very well equipped.

Excellent location!

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Located in Milton Keynes and with Milton Keynes Bowl reachable within 3.3 miles, Hotel La Tour has concierge services, allergy-free rooms, a fitness center, free WiFi and a restaurant. This 4-star hotel offers room service and a 24-hour front desk. The hotel has family rooms. The hotel will provide guests with air-conditioned rooms with a desk, an electric tea pot, a safety deposit box, a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom with a shower. At Hotel La Tour rooms are equipped with bed linen and towels. A buffet, continental or Full English/Irish breakfast is served at the property. Guests can use the business center or relax in the bar. Bletchley Park is 5.1 miles from the accommodation, while Woburn Abbey is 9.1 miles from the property. The nearest airport is London Luton Airport, 25 miles from Hotel La Tour.

Couples in particular like the location – they rated it 9.3 for a two-person trip.

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• Fitness center
• Family rooms
• Non-smoking rooms
• Facilities for disabled guests
• 24-hour front desk
• Excellent Breakfast

Property highlights

Top Location: Highly rated by recent guests (9.3)

Breakfast Info

Continental, Full English/Irish, Vegetarian, Vegan, Halal, Gluten-free, Buffet, Breakfast to go

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Restaurants 1 restaurant on site.

• Cuisine British
• Open for Breakfast • Brunch • Lunch • Dinner • High tea • Cocktail hour
• Ambience Family-friendly • Traditional • Modern • Romantic
• Dietary options Vegetarian • Vegan • Gluten-free • Dairy-free

Amenities of Hotel La Tour Great facilities! Review score, 8.9

• Toilet paper
• Bathtub or shower
• Private Bathroom
• Free toiletries
• Wardrobe or closet
• Electric kettle
• Socket near the bed
• Clothes rack
• Flat-screen TV
• Wine/Champagne Additional charge
• Kid-friendly buffet
• Kids' meals Additional charge
• Special diet meals (on request)
• Breakfast in the room
• Parking garage
• Electric vehicle charging station
• Accessible parking
• Invoice provided
• Baggage storage
• Express check-in/out
• Daily housekeeping
• Dry cleaning Additional charge
• Fax/Photocopying Additional charge
• Business center
• Meeting/Banquet facilities
• Fire extinguishers
• CCTV outside property
• CCTV in common areas
• Smoke alarms
• Security alarm
• Key card access
• Hypoallergenic
• Designated smoking area
• Air conditioning
• Smoke-free property
• Wake-up service
• Laptop safe
• Soundproof rooms
• Ironing facilities
• Room service
• Bathroom emergency cord
• Lowered sink
• Raised toilet
• Toilet with grab rails
• Wheelchair accessible
• Entire unit wheelchair accessible
• Upper floors accessible by elevator

See availability House rules

From 3:00 PM to 12:00 AM

From 10:30 AM to 11:00 AM

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Refundable damage deposit

A damage deposit of GBP 50 is required on arrival. That's about USD 62. This will be collected by credit card. You should be reimbursed on check-out. Your deposit will be refunded in full by credit card, subject to an inspection of the property.

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Child policies

Children over 1 are welcome.

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Crib and extra bed policies

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There are no cribs available at this property.

All extra beds are subject to availability.

Age restriction

The minimum age for check-in is 18

Pets are not allowed.

Accepted payment methods

Cash Debit card Hotel La Tour accepts these cards and reserves the right to temporarily hold an amount prior to arrival.

The fine print Must-know information for guests at this property

A damage deposit of £50 is required on arrival. This will be collected by credit card. You should be reimbursed on check-out. Your deposit will be refunded in full by credit card, subject to an inspection of the property.

FAQs about Hotel La Tour

What is there to do at hotel la tour, what kind of breakfast is served at hotel la tour.

Guests staying at Hotel La Tour can enjoy a highly-rated breakfast during their stay (guest review score: 8.8).

• Continental
• Full English/Irish
• Gluten-free
• Breakfast to go

Does Hotel La Tour have a restaurant on site?

• Fourteen Sky Bar & Restaurant

How far is Hotel La Tour from the center of Milton Keynes?

Hotel La Tour is 2,450 feet from the center of Milton Keynes. All distances are measured in straight lines. Actual travel distances may vary.

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What are the check-in and check-out times at hotel la tour.

Check-in at Hotel La Tour is from 3:00 PM, and check-out is until 11:00 AM.

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• The Centre MK

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• Silverstone
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• Northampton Airport (ORM) 18 miles
• London Luton Airport (LTN) 19.6 miles
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• Bletchley Train Station
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• Flitwick Train Station
• Flitwick Railway Station
• Milton Keynes Central Station

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Overview of Hotel La Tour

Popular amenities.

• Restaurant Restaurant Restaurant
• Bar Bar Bar
• Electric vehicle charging point Electric vehicle charging point Electric vehicle charging point
• Free WiFi Free WiFi Free WiFi
• Air conditioning Air conditioning Air conditioning
• Gym Gym Gym

Main amenities

• Daily housekeeping
• Restaurant and bar/lounge
• Breakfast available
• Fitness center
• Conference center
• Business center
• 9 meeting rooms
• 24-hour front desk
• Coffee/tea in a common area
• Air conditioning
• Front-desk safe
• Laundry service

Feel at home

• Private bathroom
• Laundry facilities
• Blackout drapes/curtains

What's around

• Popular Location Milton Keynes Theatre 4 min walk
• Popular Location Central Milton Keynes Shopping Centre 5 min walk
• Popular Location Xscape 6 min walk
• Airport London (LHR-Heathrow) 72 min drive

Room options

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• 1 King Bed and 1 Double Sofa Bed

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• 2 Twin Beds

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About the neighborhood, what's nearby.

• Milton Keynes Theatre - 4 min walk
• Central Milton Keynes Shopping Centre - 5 min walk
• Xscape - 6 min walk
• Gullivers Land - 3 min drive
• National Bowl - 4 min drive

Getting around

• Luton Airport (LTN) - 34 min drive
• Oxford (OXF) - 62 min drive
• Heathrow Airport (LHR) - 73 min drive
• Bow Brickhill Station - 7 min drive
• Milton Keynes Central Station - 28 min walk
• Milton Keynes (KYN-Milton Keynes Train Station) - 28 min walk

Restaurants

• Xscape Milton Keynes - 7 min walk
• Pret a Manger - 5 min walk
• The Place to Eat - 3 min walk
• The Moon Under Water - 6 min walk
• McDonald's - 7 min walk

About this property

At a glance, arriving/leaving.

• Check-in start time: 3:00 PM; Check-in end time: anytime
• Contactless check-in available
• Express check-out available
• Early check-in subject to availability
• Minimum check-in age: 18
• Check-out time is 11:00 AM
• Contactless check-out available
• Late check-out subject to availability

Restrictions related to your trip

• Check COVID-19 restrictions.

Special check-in instructions

• Guests will receive an email 24 hours before arrival with check-in instructions; front desk staff will greet guests on arrival

Required at check-in

• Credit card, debit card, or cash deposit required for incidental charges
• Government-issued photo ID may be required
• Minimum check-in age is 18
• No cribs (infant beds)
• Pets not allowed
• Service animals welcome
• Free WiFi in public areas
• Free WiFi in rooms (speed: 25+ Mbps)
• Electric vehicle charging point on site
• Offsite parking within 3 ft (GBP 8 per day)

Other information

• Smoke-free property

Property amenities

Food and drink.

• Full breakfast (surcharge) on weekday mornings 6:30 AM–10:00 AM

Working away

• Concierge services
• Tour/ticket assistance
• Dry cleaning/laundry services
• Free newspapers in lobby
• Luggage storage
• Safe-deposit box at front desk

Accessibility

• Assistive listening devices available
• Wheelchair-accessible public washroom
• Wheelchair-accessible path to elevator
• Wheelchair-accessible registration desk
• Wheelchair-accessible business center
• Wheelchair-accessible restaurant
• Wheelchair-accessible lounge
• Visual alarms in hallways
• Well-lit path to entrance
• Stair-free path to entrance

Room amenities

Be entertained.

• 43-inch Smart TV
• Digital TV channels

Home comfort

• Electric kettle
• Iron/ironing board
• Hypo-allergenic bedding
• Premium bedding
• Free toiletries
• Toilet paper

Stay connected

• Free WiFi (speed of 25+ Mbps)
• Free bottled water
• In-room safe (laptop compatible)

Special features

Awards and affiliations, fees & policies, refundable deposits.

• Deposit: GBP 50.00 per accommodation, per stay

Optional extras

• Full breakfast is offered for an extra charge of approximately GBP 18.95 per person
• Early check-in can be arranged for an extra charge (subject to availability)
• Late check-out can be arranged for an extra charge (subject to availability)
• Parking is available nearby and costs GBP 8 per day (3 ft away)

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FOURTEEN SKY BAR & RESTAURANT

Please note that Fourteen Sky Restaurant will never ask for customer payment information over the phone.

A dining experience like no other in Milton Keynes

Offering stunning 360-degree panoramic vistas over Buckinghamshire and Bedfordshire, Fourteen offers an array of sumptuous food and beverage options for everyone to enjoy.

With private dining also available, Fourteen is Milton Keynes premier spot to dine, drink and enjoy the finer things in life.

Our menus boast a range of British favourites, carefully selected with you in mind.

Featuring only the highest quality of ingredients, you can expect to enjoy a mix of modern, seasonal dishes at Fourteen.

Fourteen offers guests panoramic views in elegant surroundings, dine with a difference and book now to experience Milton Keynes first skyline dining hot spot. Our elegant 180-cover all-day contemporary British restaurant will serve lunch and dinner, with all dishes using seasonal, British sourced produce.

Private Dining

Fourteen are proud to provide private dining packages for any and all special occasions. From birthdays and anniversaries to Christmas parties and social gatherings, our idyllic space is perfect to suit any occasion.

The bar at Fourteen offers the perfect destination to celebrate and come together – guests can enjoy a plentiful array of cocktails, fine wines, locally sourced brews and world-renowned brands, everyone will enjoy living the sky life.

Living the Sky Life

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Hotel La Tour is proud to offer an impressive and lavish array of facilities for our guests to enjoy. The hotel enjoys 261 bedrooms over 14 storeys with meticulously assembled décor sure to suit anyone’s style and tastes. Our Signature Plus bedrooms come complete with skyline views, a coffee machine and tasteful but lavish surrounding for you to enjoy. If you’re looking for a room that the whole family can enjoy, our family rooms come equipped with ample room for you and the children.

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Inject a dash of style into your private or corporate event by hosting the next one at Hotel La Tour. MEET:MK is a dedicated, 14,000sqft, flexible conference floor comprising of adaptable and private meeting spaces. Four of our meeting rooms can be converted into spacious banqueting suite with extra room available on our adjoining outdoor terrace. The floor also comprises of a communal business lounge, refreshments bar and private rooms with the latest built-in technology.

Fourteen Sky Bar and Restaurant located on the top floor is now Milton Keynes’ newest hot spot. Boasting unparalleled views over Buckinghamshire, the finest mouth-watering cuisine, a plentiful selection of premium spirits, cocktails & more.  

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Work up a sweat in our state-of-the-art gym facility is equipped with the latest WaterRower & NOHrD branded equipment. The high-quality feel of our value is reflected in our gym equipment, combining innovative design and German craftsmanship from sustainably sourced luxury materials.

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Tour an Epic LA Mansion With Eclectic, Hotel-Like Touches

By Alia Akkam

Photography by James McDonald

Moody visuals from Blade Runner, the 1982 sci-fi noir depicting a dystopian 2019 Los Angeles, were among the inspirations guiding AD100 talent Bryan O’Sullivan ’s design of a Bel Air manse. In their brief, the clients, financier Adam Levinson and his wife, Brittany, noted that the film encapsulated their eclectic tastes; O’Sullivan, founder of his eponymous London and New York studio and author of the forthcoming A New Glamour from Rizzoli, fittingly responded with cinematic interiors. The Levinsons, he points out, “are not afraid of color and like metallic finishes, which sit quite nicely with the architecture. It was a blank canvas.”

After snagging the 30,000-square-foot, midcentury-redolent new-build developed by Bulli , Plus Development , and PC Construction , the couple, although smitten with the sprawling layout, craved a more intimate atmosphere in which to raise their three children, and turned to O’Sullivan and his team to enliven the rooms with warm, tactile layers.

The designer reimagined the vast spaces as more human-scale ones by employing a series of small interventions. Consider the archway, a grand arrival just past the exterior’s Daniel Arsham Pikachu sculpture and ceramic artist Tony Marsh’s pillars, heightened by a melding of burl walnut veneer, Calacatta Viola marble, and silver leaf. This art-filled “decompression zone,” as O’Sullivan puts it, was not part of the previous layout, but now gives visitors a chance to pause underneath Neal Feay’s shimmering aluminum portal before plunging deeper into the three-story residence.

Throughout, O’Sullivan showcases artworks from the Levinsons’ astonishing collection, built alongside advisor Joe Sheftel —including a Tracey Emin neon creation, Theaster Gates fire hose tapestry, and Josef Albers painting—forging a soulful, deeply personal narrative in the process.

“Our vision was to unify the existing structure with our family’s rhythm and lifestyle,” explains Brittany Levinson of the project. “We have a real love for art and wanted it to be central to the design of our home. One of the things that drew us to this house so much was the gallery-like feel of the double-height entry.”

The walls, wrapped in earthy Clayworks clay plasters, also provide continuity. The existing stone cladding was eradicated to make way for this textured alternative, just as the wood shutters were replaced with chic metallic screens and partition walls were installed to elicit an inviting sense of privacy. “It was cavernous before,” says O’Sullivan.

Swaths of automotive paint add a lustrous sheen, while the austere spiral staircase was revamped for a softer look. “It was black,” remembers O’Sullivan, “and we went for powder blue, so it’s more approachable. We also added timber capping to the glass balustrade to make it more homely.”

This element is one of Adam Levinson’s favorites too. “It brought an organic sensitivity of nature into a geometric and large, open space,” he says. “You literally feel yourself floating in a hilltop above Los Angeles with the floor-to-ceiling glass in front of you,” he says.

All rooms exude an air of elegance, yet are equally comfortable. Despite the presence of vintage items, the living room, with its curvilinear sofas and ensemble of tables, conjures a futuristic aura. It looks onto the swimming pool, with double-width, throne-reminiscent daybeds designed by Bryan O’Sullivan Studio, and mighty views.

Flowing from the kitchen and the family room is the informal dining area, which showcases the Harvest table from O’Sullivan’s inaugural furniture collection, a version inlaid with bespoke urban images—a skateboarder, a cop car, a donut—that evoke Los Angeles.

Upstairs, where the bedrooms are, the den contrasts the ground floor’s open-plan rooms. Dubbed the Pajama Lounge, it’s outfitted with oak paneling and a marble fireplace and has a cozy ambiance that also pervades the lower level.

Tapping into his expertise in the hospitality realm, here O’Sullivan crafted a red- and pink-toned bar and dimly lit speakeasy-style lounge enveloped in murals, both of which call to mind swank hotel lobbies. A full-fledged entertaining hub, there’s also a powder room graced by an Amani Lewis collage and a cinema complemented by whimsical concession cabinets, well-stocked with jars of candy for savoring alongside movies.

“It was a huge basement with no natural light,” recalls O’Sullivan. “We had to make it a place that people are going to want to spend time in.” Perhaps a place for the Levinsons to watch Blade Runner , and reflect on their design vision come to life.

Greeting guests at the entrance to the Bel Air abode is a playful bronze and polished stainless-steel Pikachu sculpture, part of the Daniel Arsham x Pokémon collaboration.

Artist Gregor Hildebrandt’s tower of compression-molded records elevates the dramatic winding staircase.

Homeowner Brittany Levinson perches on a bespoke sofa by Bryan O’Sullivan Studio.

Eight of Augusto Savini’s 1960s Pamplona chairs refreshed in pale pink and gray fabric from John Boyd Textiles invite guests to sit down to Bryan O’Sullivan Studio’s chrome-inlaid Harvest dining table crafted from walnut. It’s complemented by a pair of 1980s Murano glass lamps scooped up from 1stDibs that frame Gisela Colon’s artwork, and in the background, pieces by Zhu Jinshi, Yoshitomo Nara, and Lynda Benglis.

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Adjacent to the kitchen, with its blue lacquered cabinetry and Cipollino green marble island buoyed by a Sabine Marcelis resin pendant and custom chrome and leather stools, is an area for the family to gather. The Charles Zana sofa, covered in Holland & Sherry fabric, is joined by a walnut armchair draped in sheepskin, a striking hammered brass ceiling lamp from Galerie Meubles et Lumières, a platinum decorated Takuro Kuwata vase, and glazed ceramic and stainless-steel side tables by Bari Ziperstein and Lee Sisan, respectively.

Situated underneath a custom polished brass and opaline glass pendant in the living room is an American black walnut George Nakashima dining table. It’s surrounded by Gio Ponti Leggera chairs swathed in fabric from John Boyd Textiles and looks onto the pool.

1970s vibes permeate the living room, which mixes vintage pieces from the era like a glass and chrome François Monnet table and duo of Jacques Charpentier leather and steel lounge chairs with de Sede’s curving Snake sectional, Raphaël Navot’s Moon sofa for Domeau & Pérès, and artworks by Kouzo Takeuchi, Tatiana Trouvé, and Robert Irwin. Bolstering the room is an array of tables by Based Upon, Draga & Aurel, Bari Ziperstein, and Tron Meyer, as well as lighting from the Future Perfect and Monologue London. The Dieter Rams stereo for Braun and George Nakashima lamp perched on the Borsani table all add 1960s flourishes.

Bryan O’Sullivan Studio’s bespoke serpentine sofa, upholstered in a deep blue Brochier fabric, is the star of the secondary living room. It curves around Egg Collective’s asymmetrical-topped Isla coffee table, accessorized with a Georg Jensen tea set, and sits underneath a flamboyant brass and neon ceiling light from Locatelli Partners. Behind it is another standout from O’Sullivan and his team: a cantilevered leather and aluminum desk paired with a Maria Pergay chair from Demisch Danant and Anne Holtrop’s lamp for Maniera. They all mingle with Massimo Castagna’s platinum side table for Henge, grounded by two Ignazio Gardella reclining 1960s armchairs, and an antique side table that takes the form of a lily. Alessandro Mendini’s Cubo Sfera table lamp for Fidenza Vetraria and artworks by Fred Eversley, Lee Hun Chung, Peter Alexander, Jason Martin, and Cameron Martin round out the space.

Custom sculptural loungers decorate the pool deck.

Exit by Yoshitomo Nara, artworks by Lynda Benglis, Zhang Huan, and Josef Albers, and Bryan O’Sullivan Studio’s custom-designed ottoman command attention in the double-height atrium.

A powder blue sheen adds softness to the sculptural staircase that leads upstairs.

Panoramic views and Arabescato Corchia marble fill the primary bathroom. They are juxtaposed with a resin side table from 88 Gallery, Heinz Mack’s late-1950s hand-embossed wood and aluminum artwork, and Rocky Mountain Hardware’s sleek vanity pulls.

A high-gloss mustardy hue courtesy of Benjamin Moore cloaks one of the guest powder rooms, where French artist Franck Evennou’s cactus-shaped, cast-bronze sconces from Maison Gerard flank the custom antique brass Fiona McDonald mirror. Chiyu Uemae’s mixed-media work adds a splash of contrasting dark blue to the space.

Soft pink Nobilis upholstery shrouds Bryan O’Sullivan Studio’s sinuous solid oak sofa in the “Pajama Lounge.” That custom design melds with a Verde Salvia marble fireplace, Hans J. Wegner chair and stool, and lighting from Entler Studio, BDDW, and Eric Schmitt. Among the objects lining the oak bookcase are Roxy Paine’s low-density polyethylene sculpture sourced from The Kitchen and a Kaws yellow vinyl figure.

The lounge is dominated by a black fossil fireplace brightened with a Stickymonger artwork and Brian Robles’s limewashed blue ceiling and wall murals accented with silver- and gold-leaf. It also brings together several custom-designed creations from Bryan O’Sullivan Studio: plump armchairs enveloped in striped Toyine Sellers fabric, brass and cast-glass drinks tables, and coiled stools that entice with mohair from Savel. Collier Webb antique bronze sconces and indigo leather and chrome lamps cast a warm glow, while 1950s Murano glass vases showcase blooms.

Plush seating elevates screenings in the cinema, a dark space punctuated by Awol Erizku’s green neon and stainless-steel depiction of a panther sourced from Ben Brown Fine Arts.

In the glamorous drinking den, Bryan O’Sullivan Studio custom designed many of the pieces, including the bar’s undulating brass and opaline glass pendant and swiveling stools, along with the expansive chrome-based sofa and lava stone coffee tables. They are married with vintage alabaster sconces by Pierre Chareau for Galerie MCDE, spinning armchairs propped up on polished chrome bases, and Zak + Fox and Tibor fabrics.

An elaborate candy display, designed to augment movie watching sessions.

A work by Amani Lewis defines a powder room in the basement entertaining hub.

The newly constructed home is characterized by stunning city views. A large outdoor sectional by Exteta offers a place to lounge.

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Sean Finelli Last Updated: April 24, 2024

Let’s face it, Paris is expensive. Getting to Paris is expensive, the food is expensive, getting around is expensive, and accommodation is expensive. That said, there are really nice hotels for around $200 per night in the center of Paris which I think is an attractive price for the most romantic city on Earth. Browse through our list of the most affordable and best value hotels in Paris.

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10 Most Affordable and Nice Hotels in Paris

This is a list of some of my favorite hotels in Paris since they are all semi-affordable and clean. I’ve included recommendations in several arrondissements so you can pick and choose the area you prefer. Without further ado, my favorite affordable hotels in Paris when you’re traveling for work or on a budget, but want to stay somewhere nice!

Hotel Monte Cristo

€€€ | 4 Star | 5th Arr. | Exotic | Indoor Pool

Hotel Monte Cristo has a really cool middle-eastern vibe to it which makes it fun to stay at. The price is actually very good considering its central location, central style, and great reviews.

The hotel pool is likely large enough to do laps and also has a romantic setting which is the best of both worlds. The hotel location is central but not reasonably within walking distance to the Seine.

This location is right on the edge of the Latin Quarter which is full of great bars, restaurants, and things to do at night. It is also located to a few well-connected metro stations which can get you to the Eiffel Tower or other monuments.

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Hôtel Du Haut Marais

€€ | 3 Star | Le Marais (kind of) | 3rd Arr.

This hotel is my “go-to” hotel for business trips. It offers a lot of space in a modern, but cool space right in the center of Paris. Clean beds that are comfortable with all the amenities you’d want and sometimes even more.

Some rooms have cool soaker tubs that work great for a romantic stay or after a long day of walking around Paris! The hotel claims “Le Marais” but is about a block outside the unofficial boundaries. That said, it is basically right there and the price is right. I’ll take it!

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Sometimes the most amazing moments happen by chance. Other times, they are orchestrated by professionals. In this case, you’ll have an evening to remember as you cruise the Seine for an hour, sipping champagne and taking in the sites like Notre-Dame, the Louvre, and more. Afterwards, follow your guide past the long lines and take the elevator to the Eiffel Tower’s second floor for an unforgettable view.

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Skip the Line Palace of Versailles and Gardens Tour from Paris

Versailles isn’t that difficult to get to by train, but why deal with the stress on your own? Our guide will meet you in central Paris, purchase your train tickets, and ensure you get off at the right stop in Versailles. With skip-the-line tickets, you’ll bypass the crowds and get right into this incredible palace as your guide explains the most incredible (and controversial) history of France’s favorite palace.

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Hotel De Seine

€€ | 3 Star | Saint Germain Des Prés | 6th Arr.

Hotel De Seine is in an amazing location with a great price. Very close to the Seine, hence the name, on the left bank (rive gauche).

It is right on the border of the Latin Quarter, who’s food scene I prefer over Le Marais, and walking distance to the Louvre, Notre Dame, Ile Saint Louie, and the Luxembourg Gardens. Love this location and the price.

Rooms are nice enough for me and some have mini-balconies with decent street views. They have a classic design that makes you feel like you are an aristocrat at a decent price.

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Hôtel Jeanne d’Arc Le Marais

€€ | 3 Star | Le Marais | 4th Arr.

For a relatively inexpensive hotel, Hôtel Jeanne d’Arc is located in a great area, is clean and stylish. No, you won’t stay in a suite formerly occupied by Joséphine Bonaparte, but do you really need to?

Le Marais is very close to the two major Seine islands, the Louvre, Latin Quarter, and has a great food scene. I personally try and choose a new area each time I visit Paris, but would recommend Le Marais above all for first-time visitors to Paris.

Hotel de Flore

€€ | 3 Star | Montmartre | 18th Arr.

Montmartre is a neighborhood known for three things. First, burlesque shows at the Moulin Rouge and other “adult” establishments. Second, amazing elevated views of Paris from Sacre-Cœur Basilica. Finally, a really cool local food scene.

This hotel is a clean and inexpensive option that puts you in a cool area with great access to central Paris.

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Hotel Eiffel Blomet

€€ | 4 Star | 15th Arr. | Indoor Pool

This is an incredible find for its location, price, and value. The indoor pool is most definitely built and design for health conscious travelers who want to get their morning laps in.

Beyond that, the price is extremely low for a 4 star hotel in the center of Paris with its caliber of reviews. I highly recommend this hotel for the budget conscious traveler who wants to get a lot from there money.

Les Jardins de Mademoiselle

€€€ | 4 Star | 15th Arr. | Trendy | Indoor Pool

Les Jardins de Mademoiselle is a cool hotel in the 15th arrondissement of Paris which is relatively close to the Eiffel Tower and Champ de Mars .

Unlike staying at the Ritz or Four Seasons , this hotel won’t cost you an arm and a leg and it has a nice indoor pool for your kids to swim in. It is not massive, but could possibly be large enough to do laps in. You may just have to do more than usual.

Hôtel & Spa La Belle Juliette

€€ | 4 Star | 6th Arr. | Clean & Basic | Indoor Pool

Another great find in terms of price, location, and ambiance. Hôtel & Spa La Belle Juliette has all the creature comforts you want and more. The hotel-style has youthful undertones and a positive feel. All-in-all, it is a clean and cool hotel with an indoor pool for a super-low price.

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Turenne Le Marais

€€ | 3 Star | Le Marais | 4th Arr. | Modern

Comfortable hotel in great area for decent prices. You won’t find marble counters in your bathroom or large soaker tubs, but very clean hotel with good service in a perfect area.

Hôtel Madison

€€ | 4 Star | 6th Arr. | Classically French

Like many other hotels in this category, Hôtel Madison is located on the left bank or “rive gauche”. There are tons of nearby cafes, bars, and cool restaurants. You are also reasonably within walking distance of Notre Dame, the Louvre , the Luxembourg Gardens, and a short taxi from the Paris Catacombs .

All in all, this one of the hotel I am likely to consider for a stay in Paris due to it being comfortable, in a great location, and reasonably priced.

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About Sean Finelli

Sean is a co-founder and owner of The Tour Guy and its subsidiary The Roman Guy. He studied finance and statistics, but that is his "Dr. Jekyll" side! His "Mr. Hyde" is in love with travel, art, history, and culture. Sean has read libraries of historical text and believes that all internet content should come from books. A practice he follows!

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Australians grace kim and hannah green tied for lead in lpga tour’s jm eagle la championship.

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Hannah Green hits from the second tee during the third round of the LPGA's JM Eagle LA Championship golf tournament at Wilshire Country Club, Saturday, April 27, 2024, in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Ashley Landis)

LOS ANGELES – Grace Kim stumbled to a 5-over 76 on Saturday in the LPGA Tour’s JM Eagle LA Championship — and still held onto a share of the lead.

It was that kind of a day at Wilshire Country Club, the tree-lined layout made difficult by bumpy poa annua greens and tricky wind conditions.

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“It’s tough for everyone today,” Kim said. “It was just one of those days. It’s just golf.”

Four strokes ahead entering the day after rounds of 64 and 66, Kim was tied with fellow Australian Hannah Green, the defending champion who saved par with a 12-footer on the par-3 18th for a 70. They were at 7-under 206.

“The putt that I made on 18 almost felt like I birdie,” Green said.

Maja Stark, playing alongside Kim in the final group, bogeyed the 18th for a 73.

“You know that you can’t take every missed putt too personally because that’s going to happen for everyone,” Stark said.

The Swede was a stroke back with Jin Hee Im, the South Korean player who had a back-nine 30 in a 63 for the best round of the day, and Germany's Esther Henseleit (71). Nasa Hataoka of Japan was 5 under after a 64.

Kim bogeyed the par-5 second hole and had a double bogey on the par-3 fourth. She also dropped shots on the par-4 10th and 16th holes.

“I tried to stay in the present of just the next shot, giving myself good chances,” said the 23-year-old Kim, The LOTTE Championship last year in Hawaii for her first LPGA Tour title. “I know I had a few three-putts in there, but just keeping my head in the game and not losing that shot focus.”

The 27-year-old Green rebounded from a 2-foot par miss on the par-4 17th with the par save on 18. After bogeying three of the last six holes on the front nine, she played a four-hole stretch on the back nine in 4 under. She eagled the par-5 13th and birdied 14 and 16, then missed the short putt on 17.

“I didn’t really have many full swings. Had a lot of half-shots in,” said Green, the winner in Singapore early last month for her fourth LPGA Tour title. “With the greens firming up and getting bouncy it kind of made it hard to completely trust that shot.”

Stark finished second last week outside Houston in The Chevron Championship, two strokes behind top-ranked Nelly Korda in the first major of the year. Korda withdrew Monday, a day after her record-tying fifth straight victory.

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See inside a Boeing 727 salvaged from an aircraft 'graveyard' and converted into a lavish Airbnb that starts at $438 a night

• An entrepreneur has converted a 56-year-old Boeing 727 into an Airbnb in Bristol, England.
• Named PYTCHAir, the jet was bought without wings, engines, or a tail — but kept its lavish interior.
• The Airbnb can host at least four people and is about $438 a night with a minimum two-night stay.

Most commercial airplanes end their life in aircraft "graveyards," where they are disassembled and discarded or recycled.

Some, however, are rescued by entrepreneurs and repurposed into everything from hotels and restaurants to dive sites and art installations.

The latest converted airplane is a 56-year-old Boeing 727 in Bristol, England, that's been repurposed as an Airbnb and is now owned by British-Australian businessman Johnny Palmer.

Known as PYTCHAir , the luxe jet is already getting bookings into May and June.

Palmer declined to share with BI the cost of the now colorfully painted aircraft but said he got a discount because the 727 didn't have wings, engines, or a tail.

With or without wings, the magic lives inside the plane, Palmer said. It has a lavish interior previously outfitted by an ultrawealthy owner. Palmer said he has since restored PYTCHAir into a livable space with a kitchen, bathrooms, and bedrooms.

"We've treated this as a restoration project rather than ripping everything out and changing it — and why would you?" he said. "It's beautiful; it's totally raw 1980s billionaire kitsch."

The Airbnb requires a minimum two-night stay and starts at 350 British pounds — or about $438 — a night, so at least $876 for a two-night stay.

PYTCHAir started life as a commercial jet flying for Japan Airlines and defunct German leisure carrier Hapag-Lloyd Flug between 1968 and 1981.

The Boeing 727 tri-jet is a rarity in the skies these days and is mostly used only by world militaries and cargo companies.

Iran Aseman Airlines was the last passenger carrier to operate a 727 when it flew two hours between the domestic cities of Zahedan and Tehran in 2019.

The plane was converted into a private jet in 1981 by an unknown owner. Palmer told BI the original cabin has an Arabian flare.

Palmer said the interior design, including some of the shapes used, suggested that a Saudi family might have originally outfitted the plane.

The Airbnb listing described the interior as having "walnut paneling, gold details, and crystals" that "adorn this exquisite space ideal for nights away."

The plane jumped to a few more ultrawealthy owners before ending up wingless in a scrapyard in England, where Palmer bought it.

The aircraft, which was just a fuselage, was acquired from Cotswold Airport in Kemble, England. The on-site "boneyard" breaks down old airliners and sells off the avionics and engines.

The airport is also home to a retired British Airways Boeing 747 that has been converted into a "party plane" for birthdays and other private events.

He was then faced with the task of moving the plane from Cotswold to its home in Bristol.

Palmer said the plane was transported via the M5 motorway and required a police escort.

"They closed the motorway for us to go down," he said. "That was fine for us but not so good for the motorists stacked up behind."

Palmer said the high-class interior was left in its original configuration and that he brought in a car detailer to wash, polish, and vacuum.

He said he spent "tens of thousands" of dollars to restore the interior, on top of the cost of the jet itself.

Palmer said if the aircraft-to-Airbnb conversion proves financially viable, he'd consider adding another converted airplane to his fleet.

But the lighting, sound, and plumbing needed work, he said.

To get the jet up and running, Palmer said he repaired the lights, fitted the aircraft with a new sound system and high-speed internet, and replaced its 110-volt electrical system with a 240-volt one.

And he had to create a structure from shipping containers to hold the jet in place.

According to PYTCHAir's website , the containers are stacked high to give the aircraft a sense of flying above the clouds. The company said the structure is "vastly over-engineered" and gets regular safety checks.

"Taking inspiration from the world of aviation, the tops of the shipping containers have been turned into a runway, and the rear air stairs open out onto a landing pad," PYTCHAir said.

Once fixed up, the plane operated as a multi-use space for things like parties and meetings before becoming a full-time Airbnb.

Palmer said that PYTCHAir has been in operation for three years. Before it was turned into an Airbnb, it was previously used as a film set, a meeting space, and even for sleepovers with his wife and kids.

Palmer converted the 727 into an Airbnb earlier this year. It has a minimum two-night stay at about $438 per night — or around $876 for a two-night booking.

He said he wanted to put the plane on Airbnb to share it with the world.

"The initial novel and weirdness of the aircraft has kind of worn off a little bit for me," Palmer said. "So, I thought now I can share it with more people and maybe get a few quid in for its running costs, maintenance, and ongoing improvements," he said, using British slang for money.

According to Palmer, the 727 can comfortably accommodate up to four people, but he said more can hypothetically fit.

He suggested people max their parties at four people to have the best experience in the space.

"I'm still refining the offering and getting the experience really, really good," Palmer said, noting that he may tweak the pricing. "This is something I'm passionate about."

The sleeping options include a separate bedroom with a king bed, a bunk bed, a pull-out couch, and a few sofas.

The main four sleeping options are the king bed, the sofa, and the lower bunk in the crew rest area.

Aside from those, there's also a pull-out couch in one of the two lounges that's another sleeping option. And there's another couch in the main bedroom that could be slept on, he said.

However, the upper twin bed is particularly cramped due to the shape of the ceiling.

The cramped berth, which Palmer said is rarely ever used, is where the crew could sleep during flights when the 727 was still flying commercially.

The jet also features two main living spaces that can be used for lounging, working, or dining.

The living rooms have couches, tables, chairs, sound equipment, and televisions.

Palmer said he designed the televisions in the main lounge to double as mirrors.

There is no shortage of comfortable work and living space.

The 727 narrowbody offers some 70 feet of cabin length and 12 feet of width to work with, per Boeing specs.

There's also a kitchen on board, complete with a dishwasher, two ovens, and a small refrigerator.

The kitchen is located toward the front of the plane, across from the crew rest beds, and behind the cockpit.

An ensuite bathroom and two half-baths make for a total of three toilets and one shower.

One communal bathroom is at the front of the aircraft next to the cockpit, one is mid-plane, and the more private third is attached to the bedroom and has a shower.

There are sinks and mirrors throughout the cabin.

Among the coolest spaces on the 727 is the cockpit, which Palmer said has some of the original lighting restored.

PYTCHAir wants to restore as much of the jet as possible, including its systems, avionics, and lights.

For those who don't want to stay overnight at PYTCHAir, Palmer said he welcomes visitors to see the plane during the day.

"I want to make it accessible, so anyone interested in seeing planes, especially little kids, can just send us a message, then we'll show them around and let them play and get selfies," he said.

Palmer's decked-out Boeing jet isn't the world's only scrapped plane given a second life. One 727-turned hotel lives in a jungle in Costa Rica.

A 727 in Quepos, Costa Rica, has been converted into the Hotel Costa Verde and features bedrooms , a kitchenette, a deck, and plenty of sitting space.

A giant Boeing 747 hostel-hotel complete with four engine rooms sits in Sweden.

JumboStay sits next door to Arlanda Airport in Stockholm and features both dorm-style rooms and private rooms in the main cabin, the stairwell, and the engines.

Meanwhile, at least half a dozen old commercial planes have ended up in a deep grave as man-made diving sites.

The sunken planes off the coast of countries including Bahrain, Canada, and Turkey promote diving tourism and include aircraft like an Airbus A300, a Boeing 737-200, and a Boeing 747 jumbo jet.

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Former coach, MLB outfielder gets 9 years for child solicitation, seduction

FORT WAYNE, Ind. ( WPTA /Gray News) - A former high school coach and Major League Baseball outfielder was sentenced to nine years in prison for child sexual abuse charges on Friday.

Dustan Mohr, 47, was originally charged with child solicitation, child seduction, sexual misconduct with a minor and dissemination of matter harmful to minors in August 2023. In March 2024, he pleaded guilty to child solicitation, child seduction and sexual misconduct with a minor in exchange for the dissemination charge being dropped.

Allen Superior Court Judge Fran Gull sentenced him to five years on each count with two years suspended, meaning his executed sentence is nine years. The charges carry a potential sentence of up to 18 years.

Mohr was also ordered to pay more than $13,300 to two people.

Mohr’s 14-year-old victim gave police evidence of sexually explicit text messages and photos she received from Mohr, according to a probable cause affidavit written by Allen County Sheriff’s Office Detective Nicholas Keefer. She also told police Mohr inappropriately touched her.

He was an outfielder for the Minnesota Twins from 2001 until 2007 and served as Northrop High School’s assistant baseball coach until about 2021.

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