My new favorite hotel in Paris! Everything is perfect. Great location. But...I had a health…read moreemergency ( I'm fine) and the hotel staff responded immediately, came right up and sent for help and they got me to the ER in no time! And, btw, The hotel bar is terrific. Fwiw, we've stayed at the Crillion, George V, just to name 2 famous hotel and the Lutetia is better. Can't wait to return!

After decades of visiting Paris it was time to try the left bank and for this we tried Lutetia. The…read morelocation simply could not be better and the Eiffel Tower view from our room was an added treat! The room was spacious and well appointed providing a most comfortable stay. The hotel staff was most attentive and helpful to our transportation and dining needs. Full disclosure, Amex did manage to provide us with an upgrade and this certainly made the stay even more delightful.

I highly recommend this lovely, boutique hotel in the heart of one of the prettiest neighborhoods…read morein Paris. We stayed here for 6 nights and I rented 3 rooms for my family. Each balcony room was perfectly appointed and prettily decorated, comfortable beds but most importantly spotless (and cleaned each day). There are luxurious guest robes and many soft towels. The bathroom was so pretty and also spotless. The staff treats you like family and they are friendly, warm and so helpful. Prior to our arrival Alavia arranged airport transfers for our party of 6 as well as multiple restaurant reservations. While we were there, the staff arranged for our transfer to Versailles and helped us with reservations on two more occasions. All recommendations they made were wonderful. The lobby is also so comfortable and they serve breakfast downstairs in the hotel. The night before our departure, a thank you note and chocolate was left in my room as well as a tote bag. Such a special treat for us on a night we were sad to be leaving the next day. We fell in love with Paris and hope to go back. If we do, we will stay at Hotel Signature again! Thank you to Delphine, Manuela, Frances and Alavia for making my family feel so welcome in your beautiful hotel.

We positively LOVED our stay at this hotel. As advertised, it is truly like you have come to stay…read morewith your family in Paris. We were welcomed warmly by Manuela at the front desk. She took the time to give us a map and orient us to the hotel's location in relation to all of the major landmarks. We rode the very cute and very small elevator up to our room on the 6th floor. There are only about six rooms on each floor, so it is small and quaint in the best of ways. Upon opening the door to our room, we were greeted with the most lovely king suite. The suite was well appointed, with a large closet and shelves for storing your stuff, a mini fridge, a TV, etc. The wallpaper was totally intriguing, covered in black and white sketches of different Paris scenes and landmarks. Upon further inspection, we found that the wallpaper wasn't actually wallpaper! It was some kind of fabric wall covering like a canvas stretched over a frame. It was super cool and so representative of this intimate hotel. In our room, we also found a lovely personalized welcome note. I cannot say enough about how accommodating the people at this hotel are. We were assured that there is always someone at the front desk 24 hours a day, and indeed there was. On Christmas Day, we returned to our room to find a handwritten Christmas note along with some little treats from the nearby Maison du Chocolat, which we learned ourselves is NOT cheap. Manuela was a tremendous source of information for us, giving us directions, recommendations and helping us with special requests. The bed was very comfortable, our suite was clean and quiet. The bathroom was fine. We will absolutely return next time we're in Paris.

The Hotel was highly recommended to us. And it certainly lived up to its reputation as a small,…read morecharming French hotel. And the location on the very quiet Rue Cassette is wonderful - close to the restaurants and stores in Germain des Pres and the Jardin de Luxembourg. And the breakfast service in the beautiful garden and dining room is wonderful! However, the air conditioning in the rooms is very weak and our room was hot all day and night. So we would not recommend it for the summer months. This seemed consistent with other comments we had read about the hotel. Also the bathrooms are very small (somewhat typical of older French hotels). At 6 feet tall, it felt very claustrophobic. All in all, we had a good visit but would not use it again.

This is a perfect boutique hotel set in a great part of Paris. My wife went to school here many…read moreyears ago and lived in the Latin Quarter and was so pleased with the St Germaine de Pres neighborhood because of its proximity to so many things (churches museums restaurants cafes ) and most things were in walking distance.The staff of the hotel were always so welcoming and the ambience was exactly what we expected. I would recomend this hotel to all.

I paid for my stay in advance with a wire transfer, but when I got there a man at the front desk…read moreinsisted on charging my credit card again for the entire amount and said he would refund the wire transfer. He did not give me a refund and when I pointed out he had charged me twice he said he would refund my card only to charge me a third time. At this point I was ready to call the police but management stepped in and helped me sort it out and I eventually got refunded but not before stressing about it for a full day of my vacation. I'm afraid I can't recommend this hotel to anyone.

O.K. Really a 5 but the whole open bath concept has never went well with me. I know it looks super…read moresleek and i am in The Saint Germain of Paris where I look at the Louis Vuitton store across the street but no. Family friendly and tres chic area with modern furniture,little shops and boutiques all around. I recommend that you go on there web page and check out photos of the rooms. We were in the red drapery room looking on the Boulevard itself. It was very spacious fitting myself, my mom and almost 5 year old with 3 big pieces of luggage. The breakfast in the mornings is worth it because you will pay 6 to 7 euros on just an Americano inside any cafe in the area. Reza especially gracious, the staff are all very nice and willing to help. Especially welcoming to my baby. It took us 15 minutes to walk to Notre Dame or Musee D'Orsay. Everything else was a $10 to $15 euro taxi ride. Metro station was half a block away which we took to Disneyland and Versailles. I just got home today and i already miss my room. Really cozy, great bed and pillows. Great little secret.

The Pullman is a really nice hotel in Montparnasse. I stayed here in late April/early May for a…read moreweek. The Pullman is very spacious and our room was very nice and had AC which was great. The downside was that our toilet didn't flush and we had to call to get help flushing it four times during our stay until we were moved to a different room on our last night. Aside from this, my stay at the Pullman was very nice. There's a good Italian restuarant in the lobby that serves great cocktails and delicious pizza. The breakfast buffet is also pretty good with a fresh omelet station, meats, fruits, breads, and more. There's also a grab and go cafe in teh lobby that serves coffee and light pastries. All of the staff at the Pullman were very friendly and helpful, from the front desk staff, to the bellhops, to the maintenance team. The only unfriendly person my friend and I encountered was one of the bartenders in the rooftop bar. The rooftop bar is kind of a rip-off. You pay 25 euros to enter and a drink from a small cocktail list. All of the other cocktails are also 25 euros, so why not let me pick what drink I want for my "welcome drink?" It's also kind of small on the rooftop. Pictures online make it look much bigger than it is. That being said, you do get a nice view of the Eifel Tower from the rooftop. All in all, I would recommend the Pullman, however hopefully you won't get the same room we had with the messed up toilet.

We were with a Viking group that spent four nights at the hotel before a river cruise. The…read morelocation was perfect, near train, tube and bus stations. The hotel has a private elevator that takes you to a mall with many conveniences, including a grocery store. The service and cleanliness was welcome after a dismal hotel stay in the U.K. There is a breakfast restaurant and a nightclub on the roof. We loved the bed!

I booked a Deluxe room for us in November of 2025 for our stay May 5 14th only to realize now that…read morethe room they gave us was nothing like the room on the website. The bathroom had been remodeled and the rest of the room...the furniture and carpet were old and tattered with the dresser having actually lost a knob somewhere. Certainly appears to have been a great bait and switch! Buyer beware is all I have to say! Great location. Sweet staff. Unfortunate.

My stay at Hotel du Danube was short but very sweet! I had the best experience and treated very…read morekindly by the front desk staff. Daniel was beyond friendly and so funny and the gentleman who helped get me a taxi this morning was also very friendly however I failed to get his name, shame on me. There were some pros and cons to my room though. Pros: I was upgraded from a single to a double room upon my check in which was a nice surprise. The room was still small but for a solo traveler who spent all day outside walking, it was perfect. The tv didn't work for me but I had no use for it really. The bed was a little hard but still comfortable while the pillows were super nice and soft. The shower was stocked with toiletries and L'Occitane shampoo + conditioner. Cons: The toilet is in a small room outside of the shower and can feel claustrophobic so since I was alone, I left the door open while using it because it is very and o mean very tiny. The shower was very nice however did not have glass door or shower curtain so I thought that was kind of strange. It has an adjustable shower head so at one point I lost my grip on it and the water went splattering everywhere on the floor because of the lack of door. Also the tub was kind of big so for an elderly person, the may have trouble getting into the shower. Also something to keep in mind is the lift to the hotel floor is a one person lift, like it's very small and unless you're a very skinny person two can fit but again, not for the claustrophobic. There are stairs you can take as well. Also the room card is needed to turn on the lights. They didn't tell me that downstairs so it took me a while to figure out why I couldn't switch on the room lights. Thankfully the hotel supplied me with an extra key so i left one in the light slot and the other with me as I was out exploring. The hotel is centrally located in the Saint Germain area and close to a lot of high end shops, and cafes such as Les deux magot and cafe fiore. I would definitely come back and stay at Hotel Du Danube again.

Nice place room are small though. Then again most places in Paris were the location was pretty good…read morewe were close to every restaurant and transportation

I would only give one star because of its convenient location…read more First, one of the nights we stayed there, the toilet was not cleaned well and the poop was visible and could not be flushed down. We called the front desk and no technician was available and no other room was available (see photo 1 which was taken after the front desk came to try to clean the poop). It was ridiculously gross and we had to go to first floor to use public toilet the whole night and it was very inconvenient. The compensation from the hotel was just free breakfast for the next morning, and switching us to a room with an"Eiffel Tower view" the next night. Yet, the view had a very small Eiffel Tower that could be barely seen LoL ( see photo 2 which was taken with iPhone 14 with 3-4x zoom in). Secondly, we paid the same amount of money as our friends and stayed during the same week. Our friends got a bigger room ( see photo 3- there's a big space in between window and the bed and the space could fit a night stand, a lamp, and a chair in between the bed and window). We got a much smaller room (see photo 4- the space between window and bed therefore the chair was put away by the wall). If we had paid the same amount of money, we should be treated equally and be given the same size of rooms. If the rooms size were different , we should have been charged differently. When I emailed customer service, the manager did not explain why were given different sizes of rooms and kept insisting the rooms are the same size, which obviously they were not. We were not satisfied with their responses.

This is now my third stay at this hotel, and every visit I fall more in love. It's perfectly…read morelocated to easily access many of Paris's attractions and the rooms are comfortable. The hotel is very clean, there's an absolutely beautiful terrace (that allows smoking!!! Big plus for some of us!), and a quiet library in case you need to get some work done while here. The staff are always incredibly kind and welcoming, and they go above and beyond to make sure that you enjoy your stay. They have helpful recommendations for restaurants and attractions in the area, and are at the desk 24/7 to make sure you have everything you need. I'll continue to stay here again and again each time I return to Paris and I cannot recommend it enough. I love this place!!!

Finally! Third time's the charm…read more After going through the insane Charles de Gaulle Airport and having the worst coffee of my life in there, I was ready to start this vacation off right. We took an Uber from the airport and were dropped off at our hotel: Hôtel des Marronniers. Best way I can describe this hotel is as quaint. The hotel rooms themselves are small, but this is Paris and the charm this hotel has is its location. From here, you are steps way from Notre-Dame Cathedral, the Louvre, the Eiffel Tower - you get the idea! The man at the reception desk, whose name I wish I had gotten, spoke the clearest French I have ever heard in my life. I speak French as my third language and sometimes have issues understanding certain people, but this wasn't the case here at all. We dealt with the entire process in French, but be aware that the staff is perfectly bilingual in English should that be your preference. Our room was small, but it had the necessities. A large bed, a desk, a closet, and a bathroom that had the sink and shower, along with the toilet, happily together. You really have no idea how much I detest the concept of a bathroom having a toilet and yet another bathroom having a sink and shower, but I'm digressing here. We were there for four days. We even got to watch the World Cup from our room. I believe, too, this hotel offers breakfast, but we opted out of it. Oh, and lastly, going back to the location, there really is everything around. Plenty of restaurants and shops! It's truly the #1 reason to stay there.

We booked two rooms using American Express Fine Hotels and Resorts program's hotel collection. It…read morecame with daily breakfast for two for each room. We loved location of this hotel. It is located in the prime neighborhood of Saint Germain Des Pres. It is a block away from Les Deux Magots and Cafe de Flore and 10 min-walk away from the Louvre. The hotel staff are friendly, courteous, and professional. We also told them we are celebrating our wedding anniversary and they sent us a cake, a bottle of wine, and various snacks. The concierge was very helpful as they helped us secure restaurant reservations over email. One of the restaurants in Paris, Bistro Paul Bert, required a phone call so Hotel Bel Ami's concierge helped me with that. Their breakfast was great and consistent. Coffee was delicious and the breakfast crew were so friendly and that made the start of our day pleasant. Would not hesitate to come back to stay here in the future.

Really nice hotel, located in the 6th arrondissement of Paris, with many nice cafes and designer…read moreboutiques within walking distance. I was upgraded to the 'Superior Room,' which was smaller vs. some of the other hotel rooms I'll normally stay at in the states, however, the hotel and the room was super modern and had nice decor. Me, my daughter and 3y/o grandson bunked together since we were on vacation and it wasn't bad at all. We were given the option of a queen or twin beds and opted for the queen, which was quite comfy. On another note, Máxime, very helpful concierge staff member, went above and beyond to return my wristwatch to me. Me and my family were on our way (walking) to the Louvre and were about two blocks when Máxime came running to return my watch that I had left in the hotel lobby. Now that is amazing customer service!!All of the staff were kind, super friendly and were attentive to our every request. Great hotel and highly recommended!

Seriously our own little secret hideaway in the 6th Arrondisement! Just off St Germain Blvd a block…read morefrom 2 major metros gets you anywhere in the city (or out) in minutes! Staff was of the utmost caliber! Super helpful and kind. Room was as expected but plenty spacious for just the 2 of us. Truly a hidden gem perfect for first-timers and veteran travelers alike.

Fabulous location! Rooms were comfortable and the staff was very friendly and helpful. They had…read moregreat doos recommendations. Just around the corner from a great patisserie.