We stayed at this lovely hotel for three nights while visiting Paris. The staff was incredibly…read morekind, helpful and courteous. The location is in a great neighborhood La Marais. There is also a great restaurant, bakery and laundry mat just steps from the hotel. We absolutely loved our stay here.

Caution is key here. Yes, the location is good and the initial impression is as well. The staff…read moreseems friendly. However, do NOT take the staff at their word on anything and leave the hotel without a copy of your invoice. We initially booked for 2 nights. Sure, the hotel will follow up and say "you booked for 2 night and our sales condition says blah blah." We had to check out after one night, the gentleman at the desk tells us (on check out) "sure we charged you for just the 1 night BUT I cannot give you a receipt right now, is that ok?" Not anticipating unethical business practices, we said "sure, email it later." Now, we have stayed in many hotels all over the world and never experienced this type treatment. They "tell you one thing and then do the opposite." Sure enough, after we left the hotel and country an invoice pops up in email showing the hotel charged for 2 nights. They keep pointing to the "sale condition" lol as if the in person conversation and assurances provided by their staff member is worthless when compared to their "sales condition." IE lesson learned, do NOT leave this property without a hard copy of your charges as this hotel cannot be trusted to live by the word of its staff. There are many ethical hotels in the City of Light and there really is no reason to take a chance on this one. Plus also, the room on the top floor, while charming with a nice bathroom, was filled with DUST. It's unfortunate but you are better off looking elsewhere.

For our last few days in Paris, we stayed at the Hotel Victoria Chatelet. It's been quite some time…read moresince we stayed here, but I want to at least report what I do remember of it! The Hotel is fairly centrally located and easy to get to the rail system. This is primarily the reason why we stayed here at the last few days of our trip as we needed to easily get to the train to the airport. When we arrived to check in, we waited about 20 minutes as our room was going to be ready and we weren't in a rush, so it was nice to be able to settle in and have our stuff stored in our own room versus in the back. Be ready to lug your stuff up the stairs and hope you only brought the minimal amount of stuff. The room is small as expected, but it was not bad. Only weird thing was that the toilet was near the bed on the opposite side of the sink with the shower. The key is large and unwieldy but it's expected that you leave it at the front desk. That's what's pretty nice is that there's always someone at the front desk. Only thing which was not great was that each time a train came by (under ground) the whole place would shake. The toilet would rattle which was not so great if you're a light sleeper. Other than that, it was okay to stay for a night or two but I wouldn't stay here for more than that.

Everything. It at the base of the Eiffel Tower, it's all cherrywood inside. With extra's. On the…read morewaterfront. Walkable to nearest water taxi, next to a train depot. It was just a wonderful stay

I have stayed at most hotels in the neighborhood, including Grand Hotel, Scribe, Mariott…read moreAmbassadeurs, etc. This is by far my favorite: beautiful building, gym with excellent spin bikes, scored early check-in and a room upgrade as well. Tooms including nespresso coffee machine and steamer for your suits / dresses. Perfect throughout my whole stay (didn't try the food options though). Would absolutely come back.

Very nice people here for sure, they make you feel welcomed. The doormen were super cool always…read moreeager to have a conversation with you. The hotel restaurant has really good food, but the service was awful that one night. The hotel bar, while cool was super expensive but the bartenders were cool. I will have to say that I agree with one other reviewer on here that watch out if you charge anything to the room, like your meal at the restaurant or the bar, because they add this huge city tax to everything, and I mean everything, like around €7.50 Euros. Just remember that. The room was tiny as well, and no coffee maker like the Andaz in London. I did however like the steamer they provided instead of an iron. It came in handy.

The location was perfect. The staff were friendly, the rooms were clean, comfy and roomy. The…read moreoverall experience was very good and I would return.

My partner, his family and I stayed at this hotel during our visit to Paris in the Montparnasse…read morearea (6th arrondissement). The Royal Saint Germain is located on a busy boulevard close to restaurants, bars, retail stores and the metro stations. Upon our arrival, we were greeted by Rocio. She was extremely helpful with our needs which we owe her a big thank you. There's a small elevator to the left of the front desk with a capacity of 4 people max. Our rooms were on the 5th floor with the view of the open courtyard. The rooms were average size for being in the city, clean and the bathroom was modern with a rainfall shower head. Importantly the bed was comfortable. Small fridge, coffee machine and safety lock box were hidden in a closet. Because of the number of days staying at the hotel, we had complimentary European breakfast on the first floor consisting of scrabbled eggs, various cold cuts, various cheeses, breads, croissants, pancakes, toast, fresh fruits, juices and coffees. Wifi was available but at times spotty. All in all, we recommend this hotel.

I absolutely love this boutique hotel. It is conveniently located right near the 3 or 4 metro…read morestop. There is a park across the street so it is perfect for spring/fall views. I stayed here for 7 nights and paid for a balcony room. When I checked in all of the balcony rooms were booked so we stayed at the very top on the 8th floor. If this place were a home where people lived in I would call the room pretty much the attic. It was spacious for a room in France and so was the bathroom. Because it is the very top of you look outside the window to your right you can see the Eiffel Tower. Very beautiful view. Mind you there are three rooms on the top floor if you don't want too many neighboring visitors around. The next day we were able to go to the balcony room, which is located on the 6th floor, that we originally booked. The rooms there are normal sized rooms and definitely not as spacious as the room upstairs. The bathroom isn't as spacious either, but you do have the luxury of having a balcony outside and you get to enjoy the Parisian air. They do not offer toiletries so make sure you bring that with you. They have a hair dryer, but no iron. WiFi is free and it worked decently. The hotel offers breakfast for an extra charge as well. The staff was very friendly and the hotel itself is very beautiful. It is the perfect location to go everywhere in a matter of a few metro stops. Also, there are several options for metro stations you can take, another plus in Paris.

This is a lovely hotel. We booked through Hotels.com…read more The lobby and dining areas are beautiful. The elevator is very small, just big enough for two people and 2 luggages. The staff are very friendly and helpful. Our room was less than 200 square feet. The shower stall door allowed water to leak onto floor. The staff knew about it and gave us enough towels. The hotel is located near Centre Pompidou and a metro stop

This hotel has very nice location in Notre Dame. It is easy to reach there via subway or bus…read more Walking distance to nice places is short enough. A small, tiny, clean and cheap (chaper than many hotel in Paris) hotel which I am going to consider staying there certainly.

Our room wasn't huge but it didn't need to be. The bed was comfortable and the bathroom modern…read more Staff where pleasant and efficient. It's location is great for access to Notre Dame (as the name suggests) but using something like the Batobus these means everything is close by. It is also very close to the Latin Quarter so good food is close by. The only thing that spoils the hotel is its room service that is both expensive and below standard.

We had a wonderful 6 day stay in the suite at this hotel. I must say that Maria was truly a…read morewelcoming presence and she took her time to make us feel that we were cared for. The room was very comfortable and the location is good. I would return to this hotel.

I had a good hotel stay here…read more It was a nice stay. I'm going to be honest I'm not sure why this hotel has a Michelin key. Was it a good stay? Yes. It was clean. Nice facilities. Good breakfast. Nice staff. It was very nice but it was not AMAZING. For a Michelin Key I expected more considering I also stayed at Hotel La Fantaisie (also with a Michelin key) down the street and that was exceptional and a special experience. We had 2 doors leading to our room. One main door and then 3 feet away another door. Which didn't make sense and was difficult to manage with luggage. Regardless, it was fine. And it's a good place to land if you need a nice hotel. I will say my friend's charger got literally fried and melted despite having a converter (we're American), and the first outlet she used it was fine, the second outlet she used melted her device. So that is concerning and something to watch out for. But this neighborhood is nice! I've heard great things about the 9th. And I had a good experience walking around by myself as a woman.