Não, para os padrões parisienses, achei o banheiro muito bom . Já fiquei em outro hotel na região que tinha um banheiro minúsculo. Esse era bom. Naturalmente, se seu marido e muito alto , vai passar algum aperto , mas o hotel e bem legal ! Boa sorte 👍🏻

This hotel could not be better situated from some of the most charming, unique and special restaurants, cafés and grocery/shopping. There is even a small boulangerie (bakery) just steps away. For example: Take a walk on the nearby pededstrian street, rue Mouffetard and you will find all of the above. Walk to the top of Mouffetarrd to Place de la Contrescarpe and you are in a little square with cafés, a small bakery, ice cream and even a lovely fountain. In need of a burger, try Gaston. They are delectable. For a more authentic meal, continue past Place de la Coontrescarpe (as if you were walking to the Pantheon and on the right you will pass a lovely little French restaurant called "La Maison de Verlaine". This resto comes with history. The poet drank himself to death in his home. It was also a favorite of Hemingway who lived just around the corner. You will be presented with a poem by Verlaine with your menu. Most importantly, the food and service is delightful and very French. For a quicker and very famous quick-bite, on this same road but in the other direction is Au P'tit Grec, a créperie with consistent long lines that is a favorite of students and tourists alike. Note: this road along with rue Monge both have groceries available. Place Monge offers a market each week and Rue Mouffetard has a plethora of shops to purchase foods along with a few regular groceries. I encourage you walk the entire length of this lovely bit of Paris which has not yet been taken over by tourists and chain-stores. Finally, you would be shortchanging your visit to the 5th Arrondissement without visiting the Restaurant de la Mosquée de Paris. A delightful tea and cake spot just around the corner from the Mosque itself. Perhaps stop into the Musée d'Evolution (the finest of its kind) before tea. The presentation in this museum will delight and offer something unlike one can imagine...even if you are not into science.

Yes but it’s not clear glass. More of a translucent glass. Images are outlined if the bathroom light is on. You can tape paper on the inside on the glass. Bring tape. There are magazines, newspapers and travel brochures in the lounge area.