Nice small hotel, perfect for a 3 night stay in Paris. We will stay here again when we go back to…read moreParis

They close the doors at night and the concierge staff is sleeping inside the their so called lobby…read more So you have to wake them up for you to get out of the hotel. They charge $25 for breakfast that they only serve coffee, hard boiled eggs and a croissant.

To celebrate our last night in Paris, my uncles and I had dinner here because it was right across…read morethe street from our apartment for the week. I was able to sample everything that we ordered. I ordered from the 22 euro set menu (prix fixe) and had: "Salade Avocat et Crevettes" (which I would not recommend), "Confit de Canard accompagne Pommes de Grand-mere" (the potatoes were just FABULOUS --- and I don't think you can ever go wrong ordering confit de canard), and for dessert the "Panache de Sorbets au coulis de Fruits." One of my uncles also ordered from the 22 euro set menu and had: "Terrine de canard en croute" (Delecious. Especially on the baguette), "d'Agneau roti" (ehhh...I would pass because it lacked flavor), and the "Tiramisu" (One of the most memorable ones I've had. It was perfect). My other uncle ordered "Oeuf Poche Bleu d'auvergne" (this was delish!) and the "Tagliatelle Carbonara" (very rich and had plenty of bacon, but still left something to be desired because of the lack of flavor). In summary, I would recommend the: Oeuf Poche Bleu d'auvergne, Terrine de canard en croute, Confit de Canard, and the Tiramisu. Bon Appetit!

Mediocre place with mediocre food. Pretty empty restaurant on a Saturday night, should give you an…read moreidea of restaurant. The place is what it is. The food is okay. The reason for the low rating is that during dinner the waiter spilled a glass of red wine all over me. And I mean, all over me. I had wine splatters in my hair, on my face, necklace, dress, jacket...and nay an apology. I was a mess and all they did was give me a cloth to wipe the wine off with and provide a free tiramisu. No apology, no comping of my meal or at least the offending bottle of wine. No offer to pay for the dry cleaning for my coat which after trying to scrub the wine spots out of it in my hotel room bathtub, still has splatters. I'm pretty sure it's "ruined". Can't help but appreciate the better service one would have received for this horrible incident in the U.S. Bad customer service!

A Paris hotel Horror story, after booking a room at 3AM Sunday morning at the hotel's front desk,…read morevery tired and ready to sleep. Sunday morning around 11AM I left for church service and returned to go to my room to freshen up, wanted to eat at the hotel's restaurant downtowns but was surprised to find out that I was checked at at 2PM, shocked that this was not explained at the time of my check in because who would pay $400 for 10 hours? The French slap in the face is my belongings were apparently thrown away. I'm lucky to have a very good lawyer in Paris! Save yourself from HOTEL BACHAUMONT, it's not home in Paris!!!!

We stayed at Hotel Bachaumont in early 2020 and had a lovely time. My sister, mom and I decided to…read moretake a girls trip to Paris and this hotel was picture perfect, the perfect way to start our stay. We stayed in a suite that had a terrace which extended almost the entire length of the front of the hotel and the small sitting room was lovely. We did use the pull out bed in the sitting room and I have to say that it was not very comfortable. I would not put two adults on the pull out bed. The breakfast served downstairs was excellent. You have to try the scrambled eggs - divine!! The location is excellent, in a lively area and central area but the street the hotel is on is relatively quiet so you get the best of both worlds. On our last day they were kind enough to store our luggage for us so we could enjoy the day w/o having to drag around our bags!

Nice spacious rooms for Paris. Beautiful view of the Eiffel Tower and a 15 minute walk to see the…read moreEiffel Tower up close. The elevator wasn't working for half a day and we were on the 6th floor, but they had it repaired by the next day. The staff when we checked out was nice and super helpful

Our stay at Le Parisis Hotel was perfect; they have earned all five stars from the beginning to the…read moreend of our stay. When you look at the photos of their website, that is truly what it looks and feels like in person. Staff: From the moment we checked in until we left, all of the staff, including the housekeeping, staff were welcoming and friendly. The front desk staff did everything they could to make our stay enjoyable. For example we were going out for a walk, and it had started to sprinkle, they offered us umbrellas. Bar/Dining: Full bar, and several food items. While we did not try the food items, the drinks did not disappoint and were reasonably priced. Cleanliness & Comfort: The lobby, dining area, elevators, and our hotel room were spotless. In addition, our hotel room had all of the amenities/items that we needed- Nespresso pods, water, tea, slippers, robes, heated, towel rack, toiletries, and many other treats! Oh and, our view was of the Eiffel Tower- very cool! Location: The location is perfect & felt very safe. We were able to take a quick metro from the airport to a block away from the hotel; only cost 2 euro a person which was cheaper than an Uber. The hotel is central to many main attractions, about a 12 minute walk to the Eiffel Tower, and there is a fresh market in front of the hotel on Sundays! Our stay was delightful, and I highly recommend staying here if you appreciate comfort, and wonderful hospitality. We will definitely be back!

Every morning should start this way!…read more A wonderfully small, tastefully decorated establishment serving tasty breakfast pastries and a great latte! Just a tremendous addition by Yann Brys.

Marais is an excellent choice for a neighborhood to stay while in Paris. Central, clean, lovely…read morecobblestone streets and great restaurants and shopping. If you can afford to stay on Place des Vosges, then definitely stay at either Cour des Vosges or Le Pavillon de la Reine. The only advantage I can see of Le Pavillon de la Reine, is that it has a beautiful and spacious lobby/reception and indoor/outdoor seating area for drinks or coffee. By contrast, the lobby of Cour des Vosges is tiny, barebones and unimpressive. However, its rooms are both modern and Old World at the same time and the staff is VERY attentive to your every need. Either hotel would be a good choice. We enjoyed Cour des Vosges very much. If you can afford a suite, you should go for it. Our Junior Suite was out-of-this world and included interesting furniture and seating areas, 2 large windows overlooking the square, a fully stocked wet bar, desserts in the frigde and ice brought to the room every night - they literally thought of everything. If a suite is not in your budget, the smaller rooms upstairs I'm sure are lovely too - every room looks out onto Place des Vosges, for a truly unparalleled view every morning. The only real downside of the room we had was, while it was incredibly stylish, in a few ways it was form-over-function. The toilet area had only one VERY tiny light near the floor, making it impossible to see anything when you are doing your business. Also, because the building is from the 17th century, while the bathroom was trés chic and stylish, the rain shower had barely any water pressure. I suppose it's all about tradeoffs.

This place is tired, dingy, and poorly staffed. The bar and restaurant are a shell game for…read moreservice. During our stay we were blocked in by construction barricades at parking lot entrance and had to walk nearly two miles out of our way to get to tram. Bad weather and the curtains were blowing inward with the windows SHUT. Outer wall deteriorated from water leaking. Walls are constructed of tissue and spit. You can hear your neighbors clearly. For two nights a family was next to us with utterly wild brats. My husband was here on business and needed sleep. We listened to screaming and squalling until all hours. Never heard of washcloths here. Linens were like, prison issue. Pillows are worse. Don't be fooled by photos. Whoever owns this chain needs to step up!

The Mercure Paris Velizy is a great hotel! Every time I stay here it is a positive experience…read more First, the front desk and staff are always helpful. Second, the hotel is nice. The rooms are large and clean with soft beds and flat TVs. The floors in the lobby are a nice hard wood which helps make the lobby very inviting and the wood floor extends into the elevator. Third, the price is typically around $150 euro per night, which in my past stays have included breakfast and internet. There is parking for the guests, but the lot is closed so a ticket must be taken when parking. This hotel is in a mostly business district, so there is not much to do in the Velizy area. However, near the hotel are a mall and several restaurants, which make this hotel ideally located for the area. There is an indoor pool and a gym, which are not open 24/7. The gym is 6am to 10pm.

Stayed here for a couple consecutive nights on 2 separate pre-paid bookings, booked direct and it…read morewas merely a mediocre experience. Found out the hard way, during the heatwave, that only certain hotels in Paris are air-conditioned, even within a same brand... The best part about the stay was that the property is air conditioned, although somewhat dated and needing some refurbishment... Check-in was slightly bumpy, initially being offered a room with a broken A/C, before being upgraded to a Deluxe Studio, featuring a balcony, supposedly due to having status with ASR. The studio itself is dated, and in need of either some deep cleaning and/or remodeling. The first studio had a weak A/C unit and the 2nd studio had a strong A/C. Water pressure in the shower was excellent, although the drain was a touch finnicky. Towels were on the thinner side. The mattress was on the firmer side and provided a great nights rest. My studio ended up with 2 twins (instead of a double or queen), which was fine, which meant more space for my carry on! The kitchen was extremely dated, although well-equipped, including a dishwasher, hood, crockery, fridge, and microwave. A kitchenette is a phenomenal way to get additional square footage, in an otherwise tight hotel room! There was a complimentary espresso maker in the lobby along with a laundry room that can be operated by the WeWash app. Breakfast was available for a fee. There are numerous bakeries and grocery stores within walking distance to get breakfast! The Metro is also merely a few minutes away by foot!

Paris is expensive. If you're like me, you probably want to be spending all your cash on delicious…read morethings to eat, fun things to do, and your lady (because you don't really bring anything else to the table). So check the Citadines out. It's not only affordable, but it comes with a little kitchen as well. We didn't do much cooking, but having a fridge means you can get yourself some breakfasty things at a nearby grocer and then you're only eating out 6 or 7 meals a day, as opposed to 8 or 9. It's clean and sunny, the shower works and the bed is decently comfortable. There's wi/fi in the lobby and an ethernet cable in the room. It's located in the Marais, which I love. And since the rate is not too bad at all, I'd definitely recommend it. Godspeed.