Stayed there 5 times over the years. It is excellent and close to everything. I highly recommend it.read more

My stay here was a very good decision. It's a small boutique hotel in one of the most desired…read morelocations in Paris. I planned to spend most of my days in the city and didn't need a high maintenance room, just a bed and a shower which were both amazing. The single room was small, but it had everything I needed. I'm also a light sleeper and had no trouble sleeping here. Like most boutique hotels the walls are thin and I could hear my neighbors talking in the morning, but I was up by then. This hotel was in close proximity to all of the tourist destinations. I was able to walk everywhere even to the Eiffel Tower (about a 45 minute walk, but could be broken down if visiting other sites along the way) without a cab or Uber. I can't report on the breakfast, but the staff was lovely and everyone who managed the front desk was helpful.

J'ai passé cinq nuits dans cet hôtel. C'est très calme, très propre et les gens y sont très…read moresympathiques. La chambre était un peu petite (et en même temps c'est dans le centre du Paris par contre)--aussi il fait dire qu'ils ont une petite terrasse qui donne une vue sur la rue et on peut bien profiter du soleil au cinquième étage. Très bon séjour! En général très contents de tout. This was a nice hotel -- quaint and clean. Nicely renovated with very polite service. Enjoyed our stay and would go again.

Great location, friendly staff and clean facilities! We had a superior room with no balcony but on…read morethe plus side we faced the interior courtyard. Admittedly, not much to see but we really only use the room to sleep and shower so it was perfect. and super quiet! Yes, the room is small but most are in European cities - this was pretty average in size compared to some others. We had a small fridge where we could stow a bottle of wine and some goodies we picked up to snack on. the common area was really nice as well though we didn't spend too much time. The location is phenomenal. Love staying in the 6th arr. and just a short walk to the Jardin du Luxembourg. We didn't have breakfast here - there are several boulangerie and cafes within walking distance. We would absolutely stay here again.

Overall decent stay in a good central location. This boutique hotel is walkable to the St. Paul…read moresubway stop and shops surrounding the area. Our hotel rooms are very small and shampoo is not included (only soap and body wash). The water goes from very hot to very cold quickly, and it was not easy to take a comfortable shower. There is also no AC in the rooms, only in the common areas. I realized later that this is pretty common in Paris, though it was hard for us to fall asleep with the fans on so loud at night. There is a weird rule that we had to leave our keys with the front desk everytime we left the hotel, which oftentimes slowed us down as we had to wait in line to get our keys from the front desk every time we arrived back. The cafe area is cute but breakfast is not complementary and I wish they had made this more clear upon arrival because I've read past reviews about breakfast being included in the rate. All-in-all, this is a cute boutique hotel with most everything you need, but not our most comfortable stay during our trip around Europe.

I totally hated this hotel in an old building: rickety stairs, bad shower, no closet space, staff…read moreis gig workers who don't know the place...I was very concerned about fire safety, especially because staff kept track of when guests were in their rooms at night. It made me wonder whether this was required by fire regulations. What othet reason could there be? I am very happy to depart!

I had a terrible experience…read more **Beware - Cash Stolen from Room Safe in Room 306* January 25th 2025 I had a terrible experience at Hotel Lorette. During my stay in Room 306 on the 3rd floor, cash was stolen directly from the room safe - a place that should be the most secure. I immediately reported the theft to the front desk, but the staff was dismissive and showed no urgency in investigating or addressing the issue. There was no clear accountability, no real effort to resolve the matter, and no reassurance that guest security is a priority. This level of negligence is completely unacceptable. If the **safe isn't safe**, how can anyone trust this hotel? I will be posting this review on all major travel platforms and Google to warn other travelers. If you value your belongings and peace of mind, stay elsewhere!

We stayed here 26Dec2022 through 30Dec2022 via A last minute hotels tonight booking. Absolutely…read moreloved our time. Check in was quick and easy. The staff was delighted. Soumia at the front desk was very helpful, and encouraged us to check out the view at Basilique Du Sacrecoeur De Montmartre (church). It's about a 15-20 min walk from the hotel - lots of stairs, but worth it ( there's a lift thing if you can't or don't want to do stairs but we needed the exercise). We loved the view and the area. The line to get into the church was long so we did not go but the view alone was well worth it. From there you can walk to a quant courtyards and shops. The hotel is also nestled in a wonderful area. With great food and shopping. 10 out of 10 would recommend! We stayed at 2 other places and this was our favorite.

Found this place on Priceline, it less expensive than the Airbnb in the area so I thought I would…read moretry it. What a great find!!! This hotel is awesome, it's close to everything, the catacombs are a block away, and the main metro station is there as well. Lots of shops are restaurants on the street, very cool and quite part of town. The hotel is small or course but plenty of room, the shower and bathroom are nice and the bed was very comfortable. They offer breakfast as a package, I didn't get it, but for $13.00 it's not a bad deal really, but hey, you're in Paris!! Go to a bakery or cafe and get outside!!! Polite staff, always manning the front desk and a great deal all around.

Stayed at the Best Western Nouvel Orleans for a few nights while in Paris on my latest trip. This…read morehotel is extremely close to the metro stop, which comes in handy if making your away around Paris by train or bus. The room was nice, it was a triple room, had 2 double beds and a twin bed. The room had a mini bar and plenty of plugs to use. The room was clean and even though we were street side, it wasn't very noisy. The bathroom was huge, huge deep bathtub with shower head attached with no shower curtain around it, learned quickly on how to not flood the bathroom with the shower head haha. Staff was friendly and helpful, even helped out with planning metro routes. This was a pleasant stay while in Paris.

For our long touristy weekend in Paris, Hotel Raphael was in a perfect, centralized location. The…read morehotel and the room we stayed in was very charming, but the experience overall was lacking. Nonetheless, we're happy we gave it a try but will probably stay at other hotels in the future. ARRIVAL. It's right down the street from the Arc de Triomphe, which is fantastic. The bellhop service was great and very much needed to carry our heavy luggage up a few short flights of stairs to the main hallway. At the top of the stairs is a long wall-to-wall counter. One would assume this is the front desk, but it's not; it's the concierge desk. You need to walk down the hallway to a small counter to check in. I watched several folks get redirected down the hallway. ROOM. We stayed in a beautiful room. See the attached photos. Even though it was a good-looking room, it was poorly designed, and it hasn't been upgraded well over the years. There was ample (hanging) closet space, but not enough storage for anything else. The shower in the bathroom was ridiculously small. You couldn't even lather up the shampoo without bumping your elbows on the sides of the shower. The amenities are what you'd find in a 3-star hotel. The hair dryer was at least 10 years old. SERVICE. The service was decent, but the people providing the service weren't very friendly. We've had friendlier service at 3-star hotels. RESTAURANTS. We ate breakfast at the hotel each morning. The selection was good, but nothing stood out as unique or quaint from a 5-star hotel. Before we left the final morning, we went up to the rooftop bar. The views were fantastic (see photos), and I wish we had had time to visit when it was open. WHAT I LIKED MOST. The location and the room terrace with a view of the Eiffel Tower. SUGGESTIONS. Stay away from the mini bar. The water alone is 8 euros. They don't tell you this when they're introducing you to your room.

Very upscale hotel. Staff was very attentive and professional. It's Walking distance to the arc de…read moretriomphe

Stayed here in winter when the prices are much more reasonable for Paris…read more A little out of the way from the main tourist areas of Paris, however this hotel is located directly between two very convenient Metro stops: Corvisart and Place d'Italie, which made connections anywhere in Paris relatively easy. It's proximity to Place d'Italie meant an enormous variety of local restaurants to suit almost any taste. There's actually a very nice small Indian restaurant just around the corner, Kannimaaraa, with a friendly staff (though the chai was pretty so-so). Though close to Place d'Italie and sitting on the large Bd Auguste Blanqui, the windows provided exceptional quiet. The room was small, as is typical of European hotels, but nicely furnished. Typical Hotel Mercure modern-style. I didn't opt for a large suite, and the standard room was sufficient with a view out onto the little Rue du Moulin des Pres. The lobby is quite nice and there is a small bar next to the lobby for a glass or two of wine. The staff was as friendly as Parisian staff get, sometimes a warm 'bonjour,' other times a blank stare. The only issue I had with the hotel was at the check-in. I had paid for breakfast with the room, but initially the clerk said they had no evidence of that. After a long flight, longer delays, and having the Eurostar break down halfway to Paris, I was in no mood to argue at the time. But the next day it had all been cleared up by the time I approached the front desk. The continental breakfast was sadder than most. Limited, which I'm used to, but the croissants tasted stale and the coffee was horrendous. Only the yogurt managed to make the meal manageable. Next time I would skip the hotel breakfast as there are a number of places directly adjacent and on the Place to get a quick cup of cafe and a croissant. NOTE: Just in front of the hotel is held the local street market usually twice a week (at least in winter) where you can buy all sorts of food to stock up on in your hotel room. Alas, there is no fridge in the room however. Sadness! My suggestion would be to get up one morning, get yourself one of those magnificent roast chickens and potatoes, wrap it up, and save it for a later lunch. Also once a week is a flea market where you can pick up odds and ends. There is also an indoor mall on the Place to find all kinds of items...if you like malls.

My fiance and I stayed at Hotel Mercure from December 28 through January 1 and for the most part,…read morewe thoroughly enjoyed our stay. Pros: The check in process was very smooth and the staff at the front desk was very friendly. Breakfast was included with our booking and I thought it was fabulous. It was a quick walk to Place d'Italie. Towel warmer in the bathroom was a very nice touch. I also enjoyed the bath tub. It was nice to soak in a hot bath after sightseeing in the cold all day. Our room was clean and comfortable. Very reasonably priced. Cons: The standard hotel room was small, but we were aware of this prior to check in so not a big deal. There was no coffee maker in the room. Only instant coffee, which was not to my liking. Not many great food choices around the hotel. Our whole floor had a cigarette odor that was not appealing. There are stains on the carpets everywhere. Conclusion: Will I stay at Hotel Mercure Gobelins Place d'Italie again? Probably not, but I am willing to give the other Hotel Mercures a try. For what we paid, the hotel was just what we needed. A place to shower, sleep and use WiFi.

I found a great deal for this hotel on Expedia after a long two month struggle of trying to figure…read moreout what I wanted. Pros: Great location (safe area, close to metro, and lots of food options) Staff is super friendly and helpful Cons: Doors do not lock automatically (room) Elevator was out of order for 3 days during my week visit. Rooms could use some updating Mattress was super firm It's okay for a short stay, but if you're staying at least a week, I would stay elsewhere!

We just stayed here for 3 nights and loved it! We had the corner room suite 604. It's a 2 level…read moreroom and since it's at the top level, you get the weird roof shape ceilings. With that, we got a view outside the roof - to the left was the Eiffel Tower, to the right was Montmarte - pretty cool. Yes, the hotel is much older so it's not in the best shape. Bathroom tiles are coming apart. Yes, the rooms are small. The bottom level is enough for a loveseat. The top level has the double size bed and a desk/chair. Yes, the bathroom is small. The toilet is oddly positioned close to the wall. Yes, the decor is very charming, red, and opera-style. We loved it. Yes, it's in the hip central area of Opera where 20s-30s locals go to have dinner and socialize. Walking distance to 3 metros. Convenient. Yes, the bed is older so you can kinda feel the springs. It's not super comfortable but manageable. The staff is super warm and friendly. We highly recommend staying at this charming, central hotel! Would definitely recommend to my friends.