Booked a stay last minute when i got in as my original hotel stay didnt pan out…read more What an amazing hotel! Found this place searching on Expedia. Clean, spacious and located not far from central sites. Walking distance to everything. The bathroom was spacious with a deep bathtub which was great. Toilet and bathroom were separate which was nice. Staff was so friendly! One late night i had drinks and chatted it up with one of the front desk staff, friendly gentleman! It is a distance from CDG but that's standard.

Booked a room for three: (queen bed and a twin roll away) -…read moreSpacious, comfortable sized rooms for Paris - Comfortable bed and bedding. - Clean and modern - Filtered water provided for free in glass bottles (not for you to take out of the room but much appreciated) Bathroom: - Impressive with both a small shower and a pretty big bathtub with hand spray. - nice sized sink - dry rack for clothes and a close up mirror. - Toilet is separate from the shower/bath area. - L'occitane products was a nice surprise! Shampoo and body wash are big bottles (not takeaways) to conserve on plastic. Conditioner and lotions provided in small bottles. Refreshing face towelettes also provided. - A/C was great to beat the summer heat Staff was courteous. Hotel's small bar closes at 11 p.m. Didn't try their breakfast but there's a great looking bagel place around the corner and a Pret a Manger super close as well. Location: Hotel is in a central location for touring the main sites and access to the Metro and bus station. Champs-Élysées is a super close. Transportation: Sunday evening: Took the express RER B3 from CDG to Chatelet les Halles station. Then transferred to Metro-1 (toward La Defense) to the Charles de Gaulle - Etoile. Short walk to the hotel from there. We didn't have a lot of luggage so it was perfect. Because it was an express on the RER, it took only 40-45 minutes to our final stop and 11.40 Euros (or so) per ticket. If the train was not an express, it would take approximately 1.5 hours. Took a cab to the airport from the area for 50 Euros. There's also a decent bus option, apparently.

This hotel is really close to the Montparnasse train station and great if that is how you are…read moregetting into the city. Easy to find and all the cabbies know it. The price for a cab to the Louvre is 12€, the Orsay is 9€, Notre Dame is 10-12€ and Les Halle's/St. Eustace is 16€. There are not great metro connections here, but the the city bike to a metro is perfect as long as it is not winter. It can be a little loud due to train below and traffic out front. The lobby is also crowded first thing in the morning with people checking out. Front desk Staff really good. Rooms very clean. Will hold you bags for you after checkout so you can go to that last museum. Only major down is the breakfast. 19€ a person, super crowded, loud, the run out of scrambled eggs every morning (per the 3 mornings I was there), if you go after 9:00 you will stand in a line to get a table. There is a good chance the dining staff will rush you to make room. The coffee is mediocre. The Concorde actually loses a star from me just because of the breakfast.

My colleagues booked this place for me and a group, and I must say this is so-so hotel for the…read moreprice. First off the front staff were not flexible at all. I was told I can check in at certain time, and they couldn't get the room ready until 3 hours later. I asked for city view, and apprently that's what reservation was for, yet I got stuck in tiny room facing the courtyard. The only great thing about this hotel was the breakfast buffet - this place aims for American and Japanese tourists (in fact that's the only language you'd hear). Wifi didn't exsist, wired was hit and miss. also the wall outlet was French ones only, and they didn't have any converters or American style outlets for rent. Lucky me I had couple of them to toy with, but for "international hotel" that smells big F for FAIL. I got some follow-up e-mail from Japanese lady working there, I bitched about something and never got any response back. I doubt I will use this place again. Also the location kinda sux, no easy access to subway or bus to the airport, some walking required.

Where to start with the TGV train…read more First, logistically on the surface it appears to be an amazing option. You fly in, go through customs, get on the train, have a short trip, and you're at Disneyland Paris. But the reality is it's hard to find the train because there's no signage that lists TGV, just signs with a picture of a train, so we walked toward it hoping it was the correct area. The trains themselves also lack signage. So we got on a TGV train at the correct time, in the correct place, thinking it was our train. But we had tickets for a car that wasn't there, so in the end our first class tickets were useless and we sat next to the bathroom. There was no announcement in English so we used Google Maps to confirm we were in fact, in the correct spot, but for a bit we were worried we'd gotten on a random train and had no idea where we were going because there are 0 attendants in the cars to ask. In the train cars the aisles are small and tend to be cramped because a lot of people have luggage that blocks the walkways, so generally the navigating experience simply wasn't pleasant when compared to a bullet train like in Japan. All in all, we don't plan to go back to Disneyland Paris because the transit to the park was so difficult - I generally find Ubers easier (and in this case cheaper) to use - so overall I recommend hiring a private car to take you to and from Disneyland Paris and foregoing the TGV train.

This is a really big airport. As far as International European airports go, I really like this…read moreone. There are signs easily pointing you in the right direction to where you need to go and there is a train station really close to the airport, which is a huge thing for me. There are plenty of food and drink options in the airport as well so you should be able to find something to grab while waiting for a flight. All in all, I've been to this airport a few times and its always a smooth transit.

We traveled to and from Port Maillot Metro everyday during our stay in Paris since we were staying…read moreat the Hyatt Regency Paris Etiole that was connected to the Palais du Congres that was connected to this station. This station was connected to the M1, RER C & E, and the T3b tram, as well as many bus stops. We were able to get around Paris from one of these lines mostly direct or with a transfer. An average wait would be 3-5 minutes. This station is also super clean. It has restrooms you can access with your transportation card. They even have refillable water stations. So convenient. A great stop to stay by to get around the city for travelers.

Standard metro stop right next to Hyatt Regency Etoile and attached smallish shopping center. Great…read morelocation is the biggest plus. We used this station a lot, and everything was reliable although nothing flashy. London Underground is much better organized and efficient, but Paris Metro isn't bad.

We had nothing but great memories here in mid March 2023! Family of 4 with request for 2 bedroom…read moreroom. Got a balcony with view of courtyard of hotel which was lovely. Walking distance to multiple restaurants & metros. Not the ideal area for sightseeing but metro will get you everywhere! The staff was Uber friendly & accommodating. Shout out to daytime front desk girls & the restaurant girls who would help us make reservations for rides, pack breakfast for days we left early for day tours out of Paris. Clean rooms and all essential supplies included. We likely got the best room in hotel but worth it for the convenience especially sin most European hotels accommodate 3 people, not 4.

Situated in a narrow street across from a police station, this hotel is situated near Chateau d'Eau…read morestation. Checking in was a breeze. Front desk staff are very friendly. Our room is clean and spacious with a very good size bathroom. Loved the towel warmer, Nespresso machine and complimentary tetra pack water provided everyday. These days most hotels charge for water! A/C not quite working but staff was kind enough to lend us an electric fan for tonight. Rooms are cleaned and towels changed everyday. Highly recommend staying here. We knew we'd have a great Paris visit right when we saw our room.

This is truly an awesome and comfortable place to stay. I stayed here with a friend for 6 nights…read moreand it was wonderful coming to a clean and comfortable room each night after each long day of sightseeing. The rooms are small and carpeted. The bathroom is a bit interesting, plenty of room but the shower is quite tiny. The location is quite convenient, close to Gare du Nord & Gare del Est, quite convenient while getting to/from CDG Airport. The Disneyland shuttle stop is just down the road as well as one of the Big Bus Tour stops, so extremely convenient! You will find souvenir shops nearby, as well as nice bars/restaurants, stores and bakeries nearby. Very affordable accommodation. The only reason I knocked down a star is because out trash was not taken out except for one time (this even after we sorted it and set it aside to be taken out), our room-provided cups also were not cleaned. Otherwise, I would return to this hotel in a heartbeat. The staff is wonderful and willing to help. Tip: VERY small elevator. You may find yourself using it just to get your luggage up/down depending on which floor you get.

Stayed here 1 night before our flight home as it is very close walking distance to Gare de Nord,…read morethe big station connecting to CDG airport. Surprised it got such high reviews by TA. The good- again, Close to Nord train station, about 7 minute walk. Very reasonable price for paris hotel central to many sites. The not so good..yes, it's just a 2 star hotel, very basic, worn and tired. The bedspread was very old and stained...Our shower head was broken and had to use a hand held nozzle hose... The TV screen was micro, about 18". The lift got our luggage up to our 7th floor room, but is small.. Like an upright coffin, 150 kg limit.... Since the hotel is located in busy region, loud traffic below, along with shouting and sirens...bring ur ear plugs. Bottom line, you get what u pay for....

We stayed here in mid-September and it was cute and comfy. The designs with the bold wallpaper and…read moreantique furniture make each room feel special. But the main draw was getting to have a private balcony attached to our room, perfect for a lil pain au chocolat and ppl watching. Also the sweetest people work at the reception desk. I got randomly fixated on the Swiss-made wood-paneled minifridge that looked like it's been around since the 1970s, but you know what? It's probably better made than most fridges today. If there's something you need to keep cold just remember to leave a key card in the electricity slot so it keeps running. What we didn't love -- the two twin beds pushed together which gradually scootched apart. But to be fair the Deluxe room we booked said it would either have a double bed or two twins. The bathroom was interesting. There isn't a big enough shield to block the shower water so, when you shower, it's like you're journeying deep into the rainforest. Everything in the bathroom -- toiletries, towels -- gets soaked. All in all though, the location is great, the rooms are cute, and this is a somewhat reasonably priced way to do a Paris stay with a balcony.

We stayed at Le Relais Saint Jacques for about 6 days in October. We were delighted by the…read moreaccommodations and atmosphere. Loved our balcony with a view of the Pantheon. But most memorable was the attentive and warm staff!! As we were getting our bags from the car that delivered us, Violette, the front desk attendant at the time, came out to greet us and help us get our bags in. We arrived well before check-in time but when we asked if it was possible to get in our room early, she said for a small fee we could. She ushered us to the lounge to wait the few minutes until the room was being readied, offering us coffee and tea. A few minutes later she came in with a tray with espresso, tea, and a couple pastries and croissants. We could not have felt more welcomed and pampered. The fantastic service continued with Nadia - the breakfast host - where each morning she greeted us, tolerated our attempts to communicate in her language, and got to know our preferences. The breakfast buffet was perfectly tastefully laid out and tasty. We were treated to warm hugs on our last morning. And finally, when we were departing and trying to arrange an Uber ride, my App was not working. The front desk attendant at that time - Patricia - went above and beyond by helping us arrange a ride and keeping us updated. Merci beaucoup mesdames!!

Had to pick a hotel on my long-awaited return trip to Paris. Obviously was gonna go with something…read morenicer in the Marriott collection, and the Renaissance Paris Republique Hotel was the cheapest option of the bunch that was in the Renaissance-level tier. When I booked this originally, I got an upgrade to a Bobo room with a king bed instead of the original Paris Style with a queen bed. Well, I'm not sure what the hell happened, but after checking in on the app, their system moved my reservation to an entire month later. Which could have posed a major problem since I knew the hotel was completely sold out. Thankfully, Ines at the front desk managed to salvage the situation and get us the same Bobo room, albeit only with a queen. Regardless, considering the hotel was sold out, I wasn't about to complain. Thanks to Ines for fixing everything! Aside from that, the room itself was fairly modern and fairly spacious for European standards. You can't take for granted how big a hotel room is in Europe, which is why I would only ever stay at an American-branded hotel. Don't get me wrong, the room was still small, but not cramped to the point that there wasn't room to maneuver around. Had a nice view of the courtyard from the bedroom as well as the bathroom. Curiously though, the bathroom had clear windows, so you would have needed to put the blinds down if you wanted privacy. Did appreciate the huge walk-in shower though! And the A/C works perfectly well. Staff here are extremely friendly! They obviously know a significant portion of their clientele only speak English, and everyone working the lobby area speak English very well. Wanted to also give a shoutout to Fabien at the concierge for helping me sort out how to get a Ile-de-France weekly train pass from the Paris Metro booth! Only issue is that I only had some of my housekeeping requests fulfilled, as I called a few times for some extra tissue boxes but they either took too long or were never sent up. As far as location, I liked it, but it really depends where you want to situate yourself. I personally like being next to a train station that has a lot of lines passing through it, and the Republique station that's literally right next to the hotel has five lines going through it. Plus for quick food options, there was a McDonald's, Burger King, and KFC all right next to each other. It is next to the Monument à la République. Le Marais is walkable from here. But if you want to be closer to the tourist attractions, probably not the best place for you. This is definitely more of a hipster location. Paris is a big city though, so I was fine with it. I did check out the gym to see what it looked like. Fairly small and nondescript. Didn't check out the spa though. Despite the hotel room mishap, I enjoyed my stay here. Very nice location and well-kept hotel.

We stayed at the Renaissance Paris République for three nights and had a comfortable overall…read moreexperience. Our room had adequate air conditioning, which was especially appreciated during the hot Paris weather. The queen bed was soft and comfortable, although the pillows were quite flat and could use an upgrade. The bathroom was a highlight, featuring a nice shower and bathtub that made it easy to relax after long days of sightseeing. The breakfast buffet offered a good selection of both hot and cold items, making it a great way to start each morning. We also ordered room service during our stay, which was convenient and enjoyable. One unusual experience was housekeeping arriving around 9:00 p.m. each evening. By then, we were already back in the room winding down for the night, so our room was never really serviced during our three-night stay. The concierge team was excellent, providing helpful recommendations and arranging transportation whenever we needed it. While the hotel itself was very nice, it's not within easy walking distance of many of Paris's major attractions, so expect to use rideshares, taxis, or the Metro to get around. Overall, we enjoyed our stay. The comfortable room, good breakfast, and attentive concierge made for a pleasant experience, though the housekeeping schedule and location kept it from being a perfect stay.