We had a nice stay at this hotel. It was conveniently located for most of the landmarks and activities we had planned for our short visit to Paris and had a metro stop within easy walking distance -- note that the closest entrance does not sell tickets, so you've got to have a pass or already have purchased them elsewhere. The hotel staff were all great, spoke English, and the room was nice. Our rate included the daily breakfast because we had a lot of early reservations and didn't want to spend time searching for morning food. Even though I see some reviews that it is expensive, the breakfast worked for us: there was enough variety like daily cheeses, breads, yogurt and jams in addition to some hot items like eggs and meat (I remember bacon at least one day). We never had to wait to get a seat and the attendant kept my coffee cup as full as I wanted it to be. As for the price, it seemed in line with what was charged by another hotel in Paris several years ago and at several other places I've stayed outside the US. Yes, it will very likely be less expensive to go search for coffee and croissants elsewhere, but the convenience was worth it for us. My only complaint is the street noise. The alley seemed pretty quiet during the day, but at night, there was a lot of commotion from across the street. I believe it may be a loading area for the Westin(?). Regardless, I did wake quite a few times in the night -- not jet lag for me since I'd been working in Europe for over a week already and was plenty adjusted. It wasn't horrible, but noteworthy, and I'd suggest an interior room if you can get it. read more

I hate to give a three star review but I will reveal why by the end. Let me start by saying the service here was outstanding. The staff here was helpful and kind- watching our luggage before check-in, hailing us a taxi, and helping us with our requests. We were happy we'd paid extra for the breakfast. It's a fairly typical European spread with an assortment of breads, pastries, meats, cheeses, fruit, yogurt, and cereal. They would also offer a small warming dish of pancakes, scrambled eggs and bacon. Everything was fairly good quality and it's convenient to be able to grab breakfast in the hotel in the charming little breakfast nook. The room itself was comfortable enough although I wish we were allowed to place items in the fridge. (Minibar use only.) You do have to turn your room key over to the front desk every time you leave which is a unique policy, but we just rolled with it. We selected the Mayfair because it is conveniently located by Tuileries Garden, the Louvre, the Musée D'Orsay and so many other places you can walk to. So here is the huge issue: the noise was unbearable. There was hotel noise to contend with which can be hit or miss depending on guests: slamming doors, loud people etc. But the building clearly has paper thin walls and no sound proofing. Worst of all was the street noise. This was every night, deep into the wee hours of the morning. We got the absolute worst sleep every single night. This is not what you want when you're trying to vacation and you're already fighting jet lag. So even though the service here was stellar I would not want to return and contend with the noise issues. read more

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Wonderful stay! The hotel is in a great location and the staff is so attentive. Anything we needed the hotel was happy to accommodate. Only downside is the halls are a little noises at night when someone is staying in a near by room but would happily stay here again next time visiting Paris. read more

This hotel was a great location for being in Paris for my first time. We stayed a couple of nights at the beginning of our trip and then one final night before heading back to the US. I'm pretty sure they upgraded us the first two nights as our hotel room was fairly large compared to our final night. Thankfully it was for the longer stay than the shorter stay. Both times check-in was easy. We started out trying to speak French and they politely switched to English for us. I guess we didn't fool anyone. The staff was super accommodating and friendly. No issues there. The rooms are quaint, cozy, and have that French flair you don't get at big chain hotels. Neither of the rooms we stayed in had a good view of anything but exterior walls. That would be my only complaint. Beds were comfortable but nothing to gush about. Location is great. Steps away to the Tuileries Gardens and a short walk to the Louvre. Maybe 20 minutes to Notre Dame. Going the other direction, it's about 30-45 minute walk to the Eiffel Tower along the Seine though you can see it within a few minutes of the walk so it's easy to figure out how to get to it. Also, about 45 minutes to Arc D'Triumph There's all sorts of shopping within the vicinity as well as restaurants, cafes and bakeries. All in all, very pleased with our stay in this centrally located hotel. I'd certainly book here again. read more

Nice hotel at reasonable price. Near almost everything. Very friendly staff, but I want to give a special shout out to Marie at the desk, and the amazing Rony who showed us how to get the Metro. One thing I didn't like was the old fashioned door keys that had to be left at the desk every time we left. Time to upgrade to electric locks and keys. One more thing: don't book during the Tour du France because it ends near the hotel. All in all, though, a great place to stay. read more

Poor service and cheating stuff . Save your money people and choose another hotel. You will be treated badly here !!!!

This hotel is in a perfect location; metro stations are a very short walk and you're in walking distance to the Louvre, and other sites. The rooms were well appointed, very clean, and comfortable. Staff were friendly and very accommodating. We had the continental breakfast each day of our stay and it was good; both service and selection. There are several fantastic restaurants within the same block as the hotel, which really made things convenient. This hotel is on a side street, so getting an Uber to the door can be time consuming - it's best to call from the corner on the Rue de Rivoli for an easy pickup. Would recommend and would stay again! read more

Lovely hotel in a convenient location. We had a beautiful room and had great service. We especially appreciated Ron, who went above and beyond to make our stay amazing! read more

Definitely 5 plus stars for service -- from the reception to the bell man, everyone is dedicated to creating a welcoming environment. Excellent location. read more

We were so happy to find this little gem right off the Rue du Rivoli. It is the center of everything!! It has a quaint European feel, with old keys and charming rooms. The staff is friendly and helpful- in both English and French (which was a lifesaver as I've forgotten most of my high school French!) Hotel guests were from a variety of countries- which I love, rather than being stuck in an American chain hotel! It lends charm to your time in Paris! I'd highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting! read more

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dissatisfaction in 2 words . Hotel Mayfair I guess it was fine but uh really bad I guess the room is decent and uh the service is sh*t but what else can I do read more

The main thing you have to remember as a tourist from the USA is that things are going to be much smaller and much more expensive than you are used to. So given that caveat, I can say that this would be a very decent hotel to stay in for a good price, and a GREAT location. The hotel is located on a side street, however my cabbie was able to locate it with ease. The front desk personnel speak English and were very much aware that my French was less than ideal. The staff was very friendly. Once you arrive at the room, you'll find the place small but clean. In fact, I think the bathroom was bigger than the sleeping area. However, when you are in Paris, you aren't wanting to spend a whole lot of time in the room anyway. You are paying for location and a place to sleep. Overall, if you want to be right off the main drag and wanting to be able to walk to almost everything, then this may be the value priced hotel for you. read more

We just got home from Paris where we booked five nights here. Location, location, location and this was ideal. We could walk to most major attractions/museums or take the metro so was virtually convenient to everything. The room was very clean and adequate. The bathroom large for a European hotel. The staff was extremely helpful, attentive and friendly even taking the time to help me with the correct French pronunciations. Sandy, at the front desk, is awesome in helping navigate the language and tours, etc The City of Lights is calling my name to come back and when I do return, the Mayfair is where I will stay. read more

I was on the fence how many stars to give. Ended up with 4, because at the end the issue with the front desk was resolved in our favor. We were charged for breakfast we never ate and WiFi we never used. Never even asked for a code. The person was really difficult and insisted we pay for it. But we resolved it with the manager the next day. So beware of hidden charges. The location is great. We walked everywhere. Steps away from metro. The rooms were spacious for Paris and spotless. Quiet and comfortable. Would go back because of the location. Nice restaurant next door. However ask for tap water. We were brought a bottle of water that cost €8!! And tasted horrible. But the food was great. read more

My stay here has been excellent. The staff has been very professional and friendly. The rooms are very spacious and very clean. The morning buffets were very good (going to miss European coffee!). It's also located conveniently close to the metro and the Louvre. If I ever revisit Paris I'm going to be sure I stay at this hotel again. read more

Rooms big enough. Comfortable. Location perfect. Staff spoke english well. Could not regulate water temp in bathroom. Scalding hot. Asked desk for help. They said ok. Never came up to look at it. If they had it would have earned them one more star. Excellent breakfast. Omelettes, bacon, cereals, baked goods, juice, even cappuccino, all included with the package price we got from air France. Could have been better. Could have been a lot worse. read more

this boutique hotel in paris is ideally situated in the heart of the city. best point about this accomodation is the location. the concorde metro is just conveniently close by and one can see place de la concorde, la tour eiffel, and the champs elysees. the hotel's cross street is rue de rivoli and is walking distance to the louvre, department stores, and the fancy street faubourg st. honore. it's a medium size cozy hotel with a restaurant/bar for breakfast. the decor is french and traditional. rooms are not huge or extravaggant but esthetically decent. it is in an expensive neighborhood and the prices reflect this but if location and a french style hotel is what you seek, this is one of them. read more

My husband and I LOVED the Mayfair. We are still talking about how perfect it was here 8 months later. We hope to one day return. The location is brilliant, central, and walking distance to everything we wanted to explore. Breakfast was a cherished time where the sweetest lady remembered us every morning and served us our coffee and omelettes. The entire staff was extremely helpful, it was our first time in Paris, and as we were getting married we cannot thank them enough for how many things they did to make our visit one we will always remember. They even gifted us a bottle of champagne which we appreciated greatly. Whether you visit Paris regularly or are considering it for the first time, we cannot recommend the Mayfair enough. read more

As a small business owner I want to personally thank a few members of the Hotel Mayfair for refreshing my understanding of how to NOT treat one's customers. We had a horrible experience when checking out of this hotel. The hotel staff embarrassed us in front of other guest and we're insinuating we were cheap because of a mistake caused by their staff's own incompetence. I would advise anyone that is interested in staying at the Hotel Mayfair to find one of the many other options in Paris. We contacted a staff member on Monday to ask about bringing our child to stay Friday that week, I confirmed with the gentlemen that we wanted a room with breakfast (12 euros in advance), the gentleman told me he would respond that evening with a confirmation. Several hours went by and we called and spoke with the gentleman again and he reiterated he would send the confirmation. 24 hours past and we called again and we were assure once again we would get a confirmation for our Friday arrival. At this point we considered booking at two other establishments near the Mayfair, but unfortunately trusted the man's word and continued waiting. Finally, Wednesday (nearly 48 hours later) we received the confirmation. Unbeknownst to us the gentlemen mistakenly believed we didn't want breakfast, this detail was within an attachment in the email that we hadn't seen. Upon checking in no one advised us our breakfast was not included, upon ordering breakfast none of the staff informed us breakfast had not been included. Both of these practices are common in every other city in Europe, and even in other hotels I've stayed in Paris. At any rate, upon check out I noticed our bill included the wrong room charge and the full breakfast charge (25 Euros per person). I pointed out the mistake to the same gentleman I spoke with over the phone and his response was to tell me I ordered a room without breakfast. I was shocked and tried explaining to the man that it was a mistake in understanding and that I did indeed order breakfast with our stay. When challenged, raising his voice at me, I was able to on the spot quote the price of the room on line and that he quoted me with breakfast without checking and they still said the issue was MY mistake. After arguing repeatedly for a half an hour with the male staff member and his boss, including several comments that indicated we were just "cheap Americans" trying to rip them off they finally relented and gave us the same price I was quoted BEFORE I booked. I would have rated my stay a four or five prior to this experience yet the whole situation was so embarrassing and flat out rude, that I am giving this establishment a 1 in place of a zero that I can not give. I will never stay at this hotel again, what a horrible way to treat ones CUSTOMERS. I will definitely contact the GM and complain about the two horrible staff members I interacted with, they should be terminated if the hotel plans on maintaining future guest. If you want to experience embarrassment and harassment at 350 euros per night this is the place for you, otherwise stay at one of the thousand of other options in Paris where you will be treated with respect and grace. read more