The restaurant in this hotel is amazing! The best wine on…read morethe planet. Delicious food is next level, and the desserts were bursting with texture and flavor. In the USA this experience would be very expensive but in France it is such a treat to enjoy a restaurant like this. I like the courtyard view, I like the tables that are round as opposed to traditional French tiny tables. Go here if you have the chance!

An absolutely beautiful little hotel! We stayed here for four nights while on our honeymoon, and it…read moreended up being one of the highlights of our whole trip to Europe. Right on the Boulevard Poissonnière, just a 30-second walk from the Grands Boulevards metro station, sits this quaint, unassuming hotel. Nestled between pubs and retail shops, the Hotel des Grands Boulevards is easy to miss if you aren't keeping an eye out! The lobby is small and to-the-point. A narrow counter, two employees, and a wall of old-fashioned tasseled hotel keys waiting to be used. The staff is extremely friendly and helpful. We were greeted by warm smiles and a "bonjour" every time we walked by. The room itself was beautiful. The hotel takes its design inspiration from the French Revolution and provincial life. Walls painted in deep, dramatic greens, a bed with a soft canopy, and accent furniture in rustic golds. All of it was rounded out with light modern touches. We couldn't have asked for a better place to spend our honeymoon in Paris!

The Best Western Hôtel Ronceray-Opéra is located in a prime area. I loved this hotel and the staff…read moreare amazing. Firstly, the staff at the front desk are very nice. Everyone working is very hospitable. The location can't be beat, making this a good hotel to start your trip. The rooms are spotless. I stayed in a small single room and it was perfect. The breakfast spread was also impressive, with plenty of options to kickstart my busy day. Unfortunately, I am taking a star off my review because I called twice confirming that I could have a fridge in my room. The hotel explained that they could place one in the room. When I got to my room, they said they do not put fridges in the room. I had to use their own fridge for my medication. I am also taking another star off because I emailed the hotel to confirm this and they never responded. I have never heard of a hotel just not responding to a guest. For these two reasons, I am giving the hotel three stars. Now, the hotel itself is great. The rooms are perfect. Most of all, the AC (air-conditioning) is cold and made my trip perfect. I just wish they would honor having fridges placed in the room and answer customer emails rather than ghosting me. I would stay here again though because the location and staff are very inviting.

Tiniest hotel room ever, but great location and free WiFi! We had a two twin bed room but the beds…read morewere pushed together. There was very little room to walk around the bed. There was a desk with a chair on one side. The windows were huge and opened like doors to a rooftop which I had to explore. The bathroom was modern. Very deep tub with handheld sprayer as well as rain shower head. They do not provide washcloths nor hair conditioner... interesting. We noted a plaque that stated that Rossini wrote the William Tell Overture while he lived here, which is very cool! Our first night in Paris we wanted to go out to a fancy French meal. The front desk concierge recommended Au Petite Riche which was within easy walking distance. Wow, great recommendation! The breakfast that was included was just ok. They have super fancy coffee machines that make lots of different hot drinks. The scrambled eggs were just ok and the bacon looked barely cooked. They also had fruit, yogurt, juices and cereals. The black grapes had seeds and crunching into them was not pleasant. Spitting seeds into a napkin is not the classiest thing either! I only ate a couple before I just gave up. The gates in front of the hotel were locked upon our return both nights out in Paris, but you just ring the buzzer and they let you in. Made us feel safe. Would stay here again.

Beautifully decorated hotel with an 18/19th century flair. At first glance in the lobby, the hotel…read moreis decorated tastefully with plush velvet seating and a tea room style salon area for breakfast. The room upstairs was a bit smaller than expected, which did dampen things at first. However the clean sheets, complimentary coffee and tea, strong water pressure, and the uber amazing heated towel rack really turned things around. The hotel even gave us a complimentary bottle of champagne and a WiFi hotspot to travel Paris with (since we stayed for a week). Location is off the Main Street, but still very close to the busy areas and near subway stops. If you don't speak French, the concierge can help you make reservations for restaurants or museums or other activities. Checkout was easy, and calling a cab via the concierge was a piece of cake. Overall, a lovely experience that I would highly recommend anyone else to try. I know I'll be coming back to this hotel soon.

La Maison Favart is an exceptional boutique hotel nestled in the heart of Paris in the 2nd…read moredistrict. it is across from the Opera Comique and it's beautiful courtyard. although the hotel is in a busy are near the Metro, it is on a quiet side street so it is quite peaceful The hotel is decorated beautifully with no detail missed. the lobby is gorgeous and is the breakfast room. our two bedrooms booked each had tall ceilings and were each uniquely decorated but still maintaining the style of the hotel i truly enjoyed our stay and highly recommend it

5 star hotel with the highest levels of service in the heart of the opera district of Paris, this…read moremodern gem sits in a bustling French neighborhood filled with history, food and shopping! Less than a 10 minute walk to the Galleries Lafayette, 5 minutes to the opera house and 15 minutes to the Louvre, they are also located next to the main Cartier store. The amenities are all top notch with stellar service from the team across all parts of the hotel from the desk staff to the concierge and spa staff. Room is equipped with everything and if you forgot something you can ask! We forgot an adapter and they are readily available.

My mother is a diligent Hyatt Globalist, and last year, she used just about all her points to do…read morethe ultimate Hyatt booking: four rooms at the Park Hyatt Paris-Vendome, for 45,000 points per room per night, for a big C. family vacation. That rate has since climbed to 75,000 points, and I don't think any of us are likely to go back for all that. This was a free stay for me and my crew, so let me start by saying the hotel was generally very nice. The location was excellent, central and close to transit, and the common areas were opulent and attractive. Everyone I interacted with on staff was polite and helpful, and housekeeping did good work. I also appreciated the complimentary wine and chocolates left in our room, and the breakfast and dinner at the lobby restaurant. My brothers and I had rooms on the 4th floor, while my parents were in a suite on the 6th. My room had a king bed and room for a rollaway, which my kids took turns sleeping in when they weren't just piling onto our bed. The rooms were comfortable and upscale, if more in line with 45,000 points than 75,000. No wow factor, and some things felt weird and old. The outlet situation wasn't great. There were no adaptors, and there were a couple USB ports, but they were for smartphone cables from like five years ago. The lighting was also nuts. We wanted to turn off most of the lights when our kids went to bed, but keep one on so we could hang out in the room. There was legit no way to do this, and we sat in the dark rather than have spotlights keeping our kids awake. These are minor complaints, which I might have ignored if not for my big complaint: the planned power outage on the last night of our stay. We were not notified of this outage in advance of our trip, and only learned about it through a printed letter left in our room. The power outage was scheduled for between midnight and 4:30 in the morning, an we found out about it when we returned to the hotel after midnight and learned the elevators weren't running. We walked up the stairs and spent the night in an overheated room with no electricity in the middle of July. It was really unpleasant. When we woke up, we learned the electricity was still partially out, and neither of our phones had charged. My husband's phone was dead, and he went downstairs to get it charged and complain to the front desk. He told them that the hotel shouldn't have been open for business, and they offered to refund my mom 45,000 points, the cost of our room for that night. This was a good start, but only accounted for one of our four rooms. When we compared notes with my mom, we also learned that a hotel employee had opened the door to our room that night while she was in there watching our sleeping children. He didn't announce himself until she asked who he was and chased him out, and when she inquired with management about what happened, they told her we'd requested help with a safe. This wasn't true, but they acted like it was, and were generally dismissive and unapologetic. My mom ended up emailing management about all of the above, and they were, overall, dismissive and unapologetic. At some point, they did quietly give her the 45,000 points promised to my husband, but there was no other acknowledgment that she had been inconvenienced. As my husband pointed out, the hotel wasn't fit to be occupied that night, and there must have been a meeting to discuss whether or not to close for business. Management must have decided that would be too expensive, and that the letter would be sufficient. Look, I'm not a difficult customer, and I certainly don't go around complaining about fancy hotels. But our Park Hyatt experience was a solid B. I wouldn't recommend it, especially not at the new rate.

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.

Excellent location, very good staff Our…read moretour guide uses this hotel for his guided tours. This location would not have been our first choice being so far from the Champs de Elysee. However, this hotel provided a nice exposure to another neighborhood of Paris we might not have otherwise found. We found interesting neighborhoods, shops, and restaurants to explore. Yes, the rooms are small and cozy,and, I want to point out that N.Y.C. rooms are not much bigger in our trade show experience over the years. The breakfast was better than average, and, that sums up our stay at the Mercure Monty Opera.

Great location and very helpful staff, delicious fresh breakfast, 24/7 coffee station, comfortable…read moreclean rooms and hot showers. The street is quiet but all the restaurants, cafes, shops and Metro is a short walk. Also very easy walk to the famous attractions. Notice beautiful Passages nearby with cafes and stores! We'll be back there for sure!

Book this. Really! The staff here made all of our Parisian dreams come true. The location was…read moreperfection, the room very comfortable, spacious, and we loved the mini bar. Right across from the train station in a great neighborhood for food. Breakfast is extra but worth it. Thank you all for the best 40th birthday stay!

My stay at Le hotel 123 Sebastopol was excellent! This hotel really offers a lot of value. We…read morestayed 5 nights over Christmas and the hotel was decorated beautifully for the holidays. The hotel itself is beautiful with a French film theme. We stayed in room 512 and loved it. It had a lovely balcony with an enjoyable street view and the room decor was charming. The size of our room was roomy enough to suite our needs while in Paris. The bathroom had good lighting and the pocket door was a solid door which I appreciate for a change after staying in 6 hotels in 1 month and 4 out 6 had frosted glass bathroom doors. Personally, I think glass doors look pretty cool but not very practical for bathroom privacy. This hotel offers free soft drinks and bottled water replenished daily in your room's mini fridge. All the staff were extremely accommodating and friendly. I don't speak French except for a few phases and the staff made me feel at ease and comfortable with speaking to me in English. The hotel offers breakfast for a fee. I included it in our room reservation and I believe it was worth it. They have a nice variety of breakfast options to satisfy including croissants, pastries, bread, eggs, veggies, waffles, pancakes, cheeses, fruits, meats (extra kiddos for having poultry sausages aside from bacon for guest who don't eat pork). Breakfast is served Monday through Friday from 7am to 10:30am and until 11am on Saturday and Sunday. Another great thing about this hotel is that it offers complimentary snacks in the lounge from 2pm to 2am. Mostly cakes, cookies, juices, tea, and coffee. Also, this hotel chain provides customers with a network around Paris where you can stop into any of their hotels for snacks and to use the restroom whenever you want.

Great location! Easy to get to all the must see attractions since the Metro stop is right outside…read morethe front door. Staff is friendly and accommodating. Our room was in the back of the hotel and it was nice and peaceful. Our children had a room on the front side of the hotel giving you a big city feel but they enjoyed that. They have air conditioning which was perfect for sleeping during some very warm temperatures!!

Locations is good. But housekeeping is the laziest i ever seen. They don't come every day. Even you…read moreput a sign to clean, they just ignored. For our 6 days stay. They came twice. Refrigerator is broken. Contraction is outside. All windows taped. People are walking. Noisy.

Excellent, charming boutique hotel in the heart of Montmartre. Rooms are a good size (especially…read morefor Paris), with comfortable beds and a decent amount of places to hang clothes. Bathroom was immaculate with a nice shower. Front desk staff were uniformly friendly and helpful. Hard to beat the location, in the heart of Montmartre. Tons of great little cafes and pastry shops (but the restaurants and bars open late into the night, so be aware that you might hear a lot of happy people when you're getting ready for bed). 10 minute walk to Sacre-Coeur (and the walk itself is really scenic and pleasant), 5-6 minute walk to nearby Metro stops like Blanche and Abbesses. Be aware that the walk from Blanche is a little uphill, and the Abbesses station has a seemingly endless staircase (so use the lift there). The only negative I encountered was that the ground floor (where the front desk and breakfast cafe is) often had a bathroom-y smell. This did not extend to the upper floors where the guest rooms are. But overall, I would highly recommend this hotel, and I would also highly recommend staying in Montmartre when visiting Paris.

I found a GREAT deal on Travelzoo for the hotel Basss, which I had to prepay, but that was fine! I…read morewas a little reticent to stay in the Montemarte, as it is a bit of hike from the traditional tourist spots, but I ended up LOVING it. The charming neighborhood feel was well worth the 20 minute or so metro ride into town. (A couple of nights we took taxis, which were about 15 euros from the center of paris.) The hotel itself is small, but totally fit our needs. On trip advisor there are lots of complaints about room sizes, but I think we lucked out and had a room on the 6th (top) floor, which had an adorable balcony overlooking the rooftops of Montemarte! Such a dream. Yes, the room was smaller than you are probably used to, with limited storage for clothes, but the bathroom was sized well and the wifi was great. All the employees were super friendly and helpful, and the breakfast spread was honestly great and super filling. I would totally recommend this place to friends travelling to Paris, especially if you can get a great deal

The Ritz Paris is an iconic hotel and I knew I wanted to visit for lunch on our most recent visit…read moreto Paris. I made a reservation for Bar Vendôme the night before we visited for lunch around 12:30. When we arrived, I could see they still had availability they saved for walk ins. Bar Vendome is GORGEOUS. Mostly outdoors, impeccably designed, and a perfect temperature controlled atmosphere. We ordered a Niçoise salad. Escargot, the club sandwich, and a burger. Gotta say, the price per glass of wine is completely outrageous. I got the cheapest rosé and it was almost €40. Wild, but I enjoyed myself. Everything was tasty, and I would definitely come back. One note is that we requested a baby chair, which they were happy to give us, but it was *covered # in food and crayons. The only this is they gave us

It's the Ritz, and the service lives up to the name. Everything was flawless, including the food. I…read moreordered their interpretation of a Caesar salad sandwich, and it was fantastic. The croissant was perfectly flaky and the chicken was fresh and tender. The caramel and vanilla madeleines were unforgettable. We also tried a mango-filled tart covered in white chocolate on both sides, and it was amazing. Everyone made us feel welcome and well taken care of throughout the visit. We even left with the bellhop bear as a souvenir. I will definitely return the next time I am in Paris.