The location of this hotel was excellent - it was between the Arc de Triumph and the Eiffel Tower... probably about 5-10 minutes from both either way. In between are tons of restaurants and other boutique hotels. The outside of the hotel and the lobby and other common areas are very nicely decorated... it's very classy and chic. Check-in was pretty prompt and we didn't have any issues with it - our room was ready to go and we were able to go up immediately upon arrival (it was around 4pm). We had paid for a deluxe room with a king bed and they put us in room 206 which was literally about 2 feet across the hall from the elevator. The room was fairly small - but it was clean-looking. I did notice immediately that the room wasn't very sound proof and we could hear everyone walking by and every time the elevator closed. So I knew we'd be in for a treat. I also noticed that the sconces hanging on the bathroom mirror were crooked and that the doorknob to the bathroom was loose and hanging off. So that was something I wasn't too pleased about bc I'm pretty sure our room was like 500 euros a night.... that's a lot. Our room included breakfast at the buffet and it wasn't one of the best breakfast buffets I've ever had despite their options - just none of the food was really that good even though there was a lot to choose from. Typically I have them when traveling in Europe so I've had some good ones and this just wasn't one. They had a lot of options but they weren't yummy. They had lots of breads and pastries, toasts, yogurt, cereal, milk, fruits, eggs, meats, cheeses, etc. You could also order eggs cooked how you like them or an omelette. I had an omelette the last day and it was good. The buffet, when not included with the room, was 30 euros. The concierge folks were very helpful and friendly - they always went out of their way to help us get cabs, help with bags, lend us umbrellas since it rained the whole time, and tell the cab drivers where we needed to go (in case they didn't speak the best English and we had very limited French). This was not the worst hotel I'd ever seen or stayed at by any means and the central location was fabulous, but the deluxe room right outside the elevator and the worn, tattered look of the room after we'd just left a very nice hotel in the UK so I was not having it. read more

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I like their continental breakfast! The rooms are nice, but just remember this is Europe...so the size is smaller than in the states and also the everything is smaller. We had a small balcony in our room which was nice! However, the noise of the street is loud and you cannot really take naps. The staff is very accommodating and nice. read more

My wife, daughter, and I spent a week here over the summer. It is located in a convenient spot in Paris, near the Champs Elysées and between the Arc de Triomphe and Eiffel Tower. We could walk to either location within 5 minutes, and the double decker bus routes went right by (the pickup/dropoff stops were just a few blocks away). We found the lobby, bar, and restaurant to be very well appointed and the staff was warm and welcoming. We had reserved a Deluxe room with queen bed via Expedia before the trip, as only my wife and daughter were going on their return from other European locations. When I decided to join them, I contacted the hotel directly and, despite Expedia's "no change" policy, the hotel accommodated us and updated us to a Junior Suite for just a bit more per night. On arrival, we were about 3 hours before official checkin. They let us know they would get us in as soon as possible, sat us at a large table in the lobby, and provided cappuccino for us while we waited. About 20 minutes later they had us checked in and took our luggage up for us. The room was small by American standards, but quite large per European standards. The suite was roughly 12x14 feet, and had a private bathroom. It was appointed nicely, and the floor to ceiling windows looked out over the quaint Paris street next to Bis Avenue Kleber, it provided plenty of light and fresh air - but after all, we were not there to sit in the room and look out the window. WiFi is free, but you get upgraded speed for a small fee. Our daughter got quite ill the second day there, and the concierge spent almost an hour finding us a doctor who would make a house call to the hotel. This is not uncommon in Paris, but as it was summer, most Parisians were out of the city on holiday. The hotel followed up on our daughter's health after the doctor visit, and retrieved the prescribed drugs for us. Another day, it was raining outside and I inquired about where to purchase an umbrella to use while sight seeing. The concierge told me that "none are available for purchase in Paris, but I will lend you one for your visit." Of course, he jested - but he did lend us a hotel umbrella (as we later saw him doing for other guests as well). Our room was on the first floor, at the top of the stairs. We found it to be quiet and well appointed for a building of such age. It was quaint and charming. The rooms were cleaned each day, and the refrigerator was re-stocked each day - despite the fact that we only consumed the free bottles of water. We removed their "pay per item" drinks from the fridge, and stocked it with groceries we purchased at a grocery around the corner, and the staff respected that and still re-stocked the water bottles for us. We ate breakfast in the hotel restaurant each morning, which was pricey but delicious. There were pastries, breads, cereals, and hot items, as well as fresh yogurt, fruits, and fresh squeezed juices (like strawberry, kiwi, mango, orange, etc.) I would book directly through Accor Hotels next time, as I actually got a better price than the "Expedia special price." But get the Le Club Accor Hotels membership before you call - the rewards are great from the hotel. We could not have been happier with our stay at Hotel Baltimore Paris Champs-Elysées, and will return on our next Paris trip. read more

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Reasonable price and great location. I recommend using an Uber versus a taxi because it'll save you a lot more money. Free wifi and comfortable bed. The shower is a little strange though as it doesn't have a door or curtain for half of it. No bathtub. The sink wasn't draining but someone came and fixed it right away while also giving us a portable heater to warm up our room. The rooms are quite small but if you're planning on being out all day (which you should!) it shouldn't be a problem. The front desk and staff were friendly. Only complaint is that they don't let you check out over the phone and we were in a rush trying to catch our shuttle so it would've be nice if they could've accommodated for that. read more

La Table du Baltimore - French Near Me - Paris, 75

We had a deluxe room. It was surprisingly large. We expected the room to sized of what the bathroom was. The room had a nice window which overlooked the side street. The staff was helpful and some of them were bilingual. It is a business hotel and here are large group of tourists too. The bar was very small and could get crowded. The service at bar was not that great. The breakfast was 26 euro for room service, it was not worth the money. The hotel itself is between Trocodero and the Arc. There is a subway across. Near by is a small coffee shop ideal to grab a bite before exploring Paris. You can walk to the Victor Hugo (also a subway there) to find more interesting food shops. The area around Trocodero has a bunch of diners. All have similar food but the decor is different. read more

Hotel Baltimore is conveniently located next to Boissière exit Line 6 of the Paris Metro. As a home base for our trip to Paris, it was perfect. It is less than a twenty minute walk to the Eiffel Tower. The downstairs restaurant has a wonderful breakfast buffet which included fresh juices, real hot chocolate and expresso, and cooked to order eggs. All French cheeses, cold cuts, and pastries were also represented. The maid service was excellent, and the concierge was able to reassure us on every manner questions we had. The rooms were a little small, but as expected in the City. Definitely would stay again. read more

Nice hotel. Stayed here as part of a group tour so I cannot comment on the room rates. Like other France hotels, the shower only had a partial glass door which allows water to splash onto the floor...although this one was wider than most! Room was small and required some maneuvering around luggage at times, but I've heard this is how hotels in Paris generally are. Breakfast--was delicious. Order the scrambled eggs---you won't be disappointed. They also have the usual suspects on the breakfast spread: croissants, yogurt, juices, fruit, etc. If you want something hot, you just have to ask. The staff seemed to speak/understand English, although my husband ordered french toast...and got...regular toast. :) Location: conveniently located walking distance from the Arch de Triumph (maybe 0.7 miles?). A metro stop is located maybe a block and a half away. Also, the Eiffel Tour is a short walk away as well. I think this is suppose to be one of the nicer arrondissements in Paris. Hotel staff was very helpful in general. The front desk even helped us check in for our flights (which is a big to do with Lufthansa's never ending flight check in questions!). read more

We were planning our expansive tour of Western Europe and I was especially excited about visiting Paris. I was so excited, that I decided that we should splurge on our Parisian hotel (close to main attractions). My first choice was an Accor Trocodero hotel, but with our luck, the price increased by over $300/night seemingly overnight to $600/night. On the Accor website, we noticed a "boutique" hotel that was within our splurge budget. We even decided to upgrade to their slightly larger room, as we heard that their standard room size was microscopic. The total price per night ended up being over $400; total of over $1200. But this was a minor detail, as this was Paris...... Well, I won't go into my thoughts on Paris, and how the American public is brainwashed and programmed from birth to have misdirected affection for this place. I will limit my review to this hotel. Even though we paid almost $100 extra per night for a larger room, it was still very small. In addition, our room faced someone's ragged French balcony. I felt like I was staying in someone's attic. The room was well cared for and clean and the desk staff was adequately helpful, but this was not the experience I thought I paid for. Also, we were promised that our rental car would be taken care via valet upon our return from the airport (on our second day). However, this was not the case; we were immediately directed to park across the street at a public garage without an apology. Nevermind that the following day we were unable to get said rental car out of this public garage as the valet failed to tell us that the cashiers were only there after 8 am on Saturday. Nevermind that my husband had to run around in the pouring rain looking for Euros to feed a parking machine that we couldn't understand, as it only had instructions in French. Shockingly, I had much better stays at much cheaper European hotels during subsequent days. I'm giving this place three stars based only on cleanliness of the rooms and close proximity to the Eiffel Tower and the Arc de Triumph. read more

Super cute little boutique hotel! My husband and I stayed 3 nights and had great customer service. Rooms are fairly small but super clean and cute! read more

Food is of decent quality however the service leaves much to be desired. Drink orders are not taken promptly and refills have to be requested. While the breakfast was included in our stay at the hotel I wouldn't necessarily recommend this place except for the convenience of eating before a day of sight seeing. read more

Great Hotel,Great Staff we stayed for 4 days 2 rooms as a family of 6. Rooms were very nice, Breakfast which came with our room was superior. Nice view of other hotels and or offices of similar style. Close proximity to metro,Eiffel tower etc. Staff helped us with all questions and as a family traveling with 4 kids could not have been nicer. read more

Good food. Terrible service. Prepare for arrogance. Our champagne glass had a large fracture. Waiter waited until we had finished our meal to ask how was "everything". Then proceeded to say we check at the beginning, middle, and end. Well not this time. A 120 euro meal per person should include professional friendly service. Beautiful hotel, marred by the service. Maitre Mr Nadin a most arrogant man. Spoiled our engagement dinner read more