Serena Williams was denied entry by a luxury Paris hotel (+DETAILS)

The former American tennis player Serena Williamsrecently reported that she and her children were denied entry to a luxury hotel in Paris.

Serena Williams sued the hotel in Paris

Through their social networks her sister Venus Williams She complained about the treatment she received from the establishment, stating that they refused to serve her even though the rooftop of the place was empty.

This is what the tennis player denounced on her “X” account before Twitter: “Wow @peninsulaparis I’ve been denied access to the rooftop to eat in an empty restaurant in one of the nicest places, but never with my kids. There’s always a first time.”

The people in charge of the place informed him that he was not denied access due to any particular condition, but rather because the entire place was reserved.

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“Dear Ms. Williams, Please accept our sincere apologies for the disappointment you experienced this evening. Unfortunately, our rooftop bar was full and the only unoccupied tables you saw belonged to our gourmet restaurant, L’Oiseau Blanc, which was fully booked.”

“Located on Avenue Kléber, in the heart of Paris, The Peninsula of Paris “It is located in a central location, but it has the impression of being hidden in a mythical building of the artistic and intellectual elite of the time thanks to its habits,” reads a fragment of the description of the exclusive place.

The 5-star establishment has a total of 200 rooms, with a lobby, restaurants, bars, spa, sauna, jacuzzi, hammam, massage room, gym, heated pool, among other amenities. The cost of the rooms per night ranges from $1,880 to the $15,000 dollars per night, so not everyone can afford to stay here.

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