Beautiful hotel conveniently located near the Eiffel Tower. The rooms are great and has A/C. When…read moreyou enter you are immediately greeted at reception and are given a map of the area with their recommendations. We found that Samuel was particularly helpful and kind! If im ever in Paris, I would love to stay here again.

Hôtel de Londres Eiffel might be small in size, but it's overflowing with charm. I stayed here…read moreduring my trip to Paris and absolutely loved the welcoming, slightly eclectic vibe--it felt more like staying in a stylish friend's pied-à-terre than a typical hotel. The location couldn't be better: just a quick stroll to the Eiffel Tower and incredibly convenient to public transportation, which made getting around the city a breeze. What really stood out, though, was the staff. Every single person I interacted with was over-the-top friendly and genuinely helpful, from check-in to recommendations for nearby cafés. It's the kind of hospitality that makes you feel instantly at ease, even in a city as grand and bustling as Paris. If you're looking for a place with personality, comfort, and a truly kind team behind it, this little gem is hard to beat.

I can't say enough about this hotel. Beautiful room with…read morelots of French charm Attentive staff and the food is to die for! Honestly the best food and desserts I've had in Paris. I highly highly recommend this place Also location location!

Returned for two weeks at our favorite hotel in Paris. No change since new ownership. Same great…read morestaff (Anna you are fabulous) that help with anything you need. Same wonderful breakfast delivered to your room on demand. Same reservation priority at Comptoir.

Wehad a wonderful stay here. Staff were attentive and helpful. Concierge was great, especially Carl…read morewho helped in getting us some in demand tickets and navigating closures related to heat wave. Will definitely come back!

Bed bugs and bad service!!! Not equivalent to American / Italian / UK Five Star standards…read more I do not recommend booking here unless you don't mind sharing a bed with surprise guests or having travel plans disrupted to change hotels. Poor resolution from staff- We were offered a bottle of champagne and were ultimately sent back to the same infested room. Charged in full. Personally faced the cost of professionally laundering all of our belongings to avoid bringing any unwanted guests home with us.

(We only went to the cocktail bar) (we would have loved to also have had stayed here though)…read more The best cocktail ever. Do you ever go somewhere and ask if they can do a certain drink, and they're almost like of course we can. Here. Those bartenders can make anything your heart desires. The best best best cucumber martini of my life. Those bartenders turned me into a martini snob now- nowhere else compares!

Absolutely AMAZING stay at the Four Seasons Paris! From the moment we arrived, the service was…read moretruly impeccable--every staff member made us feel so welcomed, and by the second morning they already remembered our names and even our coffee order at breakfast (which is such a thoughtful touch). Breakfast was a highlight--especially the pastry selection. Everything was beautifully presented and incredibly fresh... honestly some of the best pastries I've had in Paris. And I can't not mention the hot chocolate--it's hands down the BEST I've ever had. Rich, indulgent, and unforgettable. If you're looking for a luxury experience where every detail is taken care of, this is it. Can't wait to come back!

staying in this hotel was a dream. Right outside of filming…read morefrom Emily in Paris. Free bubbles in the lobby at all times, hotel staff is incredible and friendly. I will return. Beautiful views 10/10

This is the hotel near Emily in Paris from Netflix. Amazing staff. Very accommodating. High…read morelevel of service. Breakfast was so good. Would love to stay here again.

The breakfasts here sing in my memory. Fresh warm Croissants with half-salted butter paired with…read morestrong dark coffee and fresh pressed juice. Perfect, slow mornings in comfortable dim rooms, talking with a woman I am in love with about the things we have seen, planning our days, listening to the Paris streets waking up outside. The elevator is tiny. The stairway is tightly spiraled. Our room was small, pistachio pastel green, intimate and delicate like a macaron. The bed was soft and comfortable. The shower was perfection. Afterwards, you wrapped yourself in a soft white robe which somehow makes you feel worthy of love. The hotel is in that part of the city where it is better to walk than drive. We found it better to navigate sidewalks before finding ways to go elsewhere in the city. Some days we did not venture beyond Le Marais. There are cafes down the street and up the street, and it seemed worthy work to find which ones best fit a particular hour or day to watch Paris go by. We would return later, the staff always charming, welcoming us back. The summer sun would take hours to fade, and the city would slowly quiet. You could hear her breathing, and you would sleep. Five Stars.

We have been visiting Paris for Christmas markets for several years and always stay at this lovely…read morehotel! The staff at this well run hotel truly exemplify the Parisian style and hospitality in the most positive way! We've tried other boutique hotels for partial stays yet keep coming back to La Chambre Du Marias for multiple reasons: hospitality, charm, location and best of all their service!

This review is long overdue, but very much deserved. We booked five nights at the Park Hyatt…read moreParis-Vendôme as part of the European leg of our honeymoon in October 2025, arriving from London via Eurostar into Gare du Nord. From there, we took the metro to the Opéra station in the 1st Arrondissement and walked to the hotel. After a long day of travel, we were tired and a bit flustered, and handed our bags to the bellhops without properly identifying ourselves. This led to a brief mix-up locating our luggage, though it was ultimately our own fault as we had given my wife's name rather than mine, which is what the reservation was under. Everything was safely stored in the back, and it was sorted out without issue. At check-in, our Guest of Honor booking was immediately recognized and we were upgraded to a room with a balcony overlooking Place Vendôme. The front desk apologized for the lack of suite availability but assured us we would love the room, and they were right. We were welcomed with a bottle of champagne and a chocolate cake in celebration of our honeymoon, a genuinely lovely touch. The lavender pillows from the pillow menu and our requested mattress firmness, both submitted weeks in advance, were honored to perfection. The hard product was of very high quality. While I understand the critique some make about the décor feeling dated at this price point, I personally appreciated the classic Parisian character of the space, with its warm wood tones and gold accents. The shower setup was one of the most unique we've encountered. And being on a high floor with a direct view of Place Vendôme? That's the stuff of dreams. The soft product matched every bit of it; the service throughout our stay was warm, attentive, and consistently made us feel like the trip was being taken care of. We left the champagne and chocolates to explore the neighborhood and quickly discovered that nearly everything we wanted to see was either within walking distance or a short metro ride away. That first night, we got wonderfully lost wandering into the 8th Arrondissement before settling in for a late dinner at the bar of La Petite Vendôme, sandwiches and fries included. If you know, you know. Seats are hard to come by, so reserve well in advance. Breakfast each morning at Café Jeanne was a genuine highlight. Between the super fruit bowl, made-to-order eggs, eggs Benedict, premium coffee, and the shakshuka that I personally could not get enough of, it was a wonderful way to fuel up for the day. As Globalist members with the Guest of Honor benefit, breakfast was fully included, along with a glass of very nice champagne. Refills were offered, and while it certainly wasn't bottomless, two glasses of quality champagne to start the morning was a very welcome touch. Communication with the concierge in the months leading up to our stay, and on the day itself, was seamless. Museum and restaurant reservations were handled in advance, and the team was able to secure tables at some genuinely difficult spots. If you're staying here, lean into that perk early and often. All in all, we couldn't have asked for a more magical first stay in Paris. In our view, the Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme lived up to its Palace status at the time of our visit, and we hope it earns that designation back in the future. Our stay was nothing short of superb. Effortless luxury, start to finish. We would love to return in the future!

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.

Oh, my. This hotel is the most memorable and the loveliest hotel I've ever stayed at in my entire…read morelife. I've stayed at lots of hotels.... This hotel was perfect in every way. First of all, we arrived early in the morning after many hours of traveling. We were exhausted but also excited to be in Paris! They held our bags and directed us downstairs to eat breakfast while they got our room ready for us. Now, this may sound over exaggerative.. But the breakfast blessed my entire life. I now wake up sometimes from a dream because I feel like I taste the fresh orange juice. It came complete with freshly squeezed orange juice, the most wonderful orange pekoe tea, soft boiled egg, kiwi, chocolate & regular croissants, wonderful white bread, and the most amazing butter and raspberry jam I've ever tasted. I would give anything to have that breakfast right now! The hotel also transports you to the year 1850. There is a beautiful harp in the lobby. The furniture and walls are divine. Our room was so gorgeous, with a balcony and an amazing view! Bed was sooo comfy and had little charging usb ports so that we didn't even need an outlet converter (from USA). Bathroom was wonderful and came with robes for us to wear. I slept like a baby even though I was sick from the long flight The location is unbeatable! We were able to walk basically anywhere. And when we needed to take the train, we got on at the Hotel DeVille. They also provided us with free museum tickets to the Muse d'orangerie and a free boat ride on the Seine! Every day, the man or woman at the front desk was soooo beyond sweet and helpful. Our room, bed, shower, balcony, bathroom, toilet, Breakfast and overall Paris experience was just perfect. It is a dream of mine to return to the loveliest, Hotel Caron de Beaumarchais! At the end of our stay, my boyfriend and I wrote a long letter to the staff to sincerely thank them for the most memorable hotel experience of our lives. We absolutely cannot stop dreaming about returning.

I am so happy I stayed at this hotel! The hotel staff were incredibly kind and helpful. There is…read moresomeone present 24/7 in the lobby which allows you to never have to worry about you losing your keys or feeling unsafe. The room itself was just what I needed. Although I had a rear side room, so no view of the street, I was very happy with it. The windows were able to open to the other building however you could have coffee by the window and the room was incredibly private. The blackout curtains were a game changer too! I slept peacefully each night and although the rooms aren't large, they use every inch of the space and was very well planned out. The breakfast was actually one of my favorite parts about being here. You are able to have breakfast in your room or downstairs in the breakfast room. The breakfast rooms decor was lovely and I looked forward to my breakfast every morning! Highly recommend, the staff is lovely and the hotel is clean and my favorite small hotel I have stayed at thus far in Paris. The location is awesome, there are many places to eat and shop (must go vintage shopping while in the area as well).

After a lot of researching and back and forth I selected Hotel Diana for my 4 night stay in Paris…read more I booked directly through their website which was super easy. I selected the queen size bed room - my close friend selected the full size bed room. We arrived in the early evening and check in was quick. Fortunately the lift /elevator was working as we had a lot of luggage it all fit as well as myself . The room was small and basic, which I expected being in downtown Paris. The bathroom was simple with a bathtub shower combo. The bed was comfortable and there was a working a/c however it didn't really get the room super cold but kept it comfortable for summer. Fortunately the heat wave was over by the time we arrived. Tne bathroom did get very warm if you were styling your hair or doing your makeup. I would suggest bringing a small portable fan with you if coming in tne summer . The location is the selling point of this hotel. Walking distance to so many cute restaurants and cafes. 5 minute walk to Notre Dame and the Sienne River. Felt perfectly safe walking around day or night even solo. Usually there were young men working the front desk. They were always polite however I wish they were able to provide a little more suggestions where to go or how to get around for a first time visitor. Great budget hotel in the 5th.

When reading this review, you must consider the typical budget Parisian hotel: small, cramped…read morebathroom, lack of AC, etc. This hotel more than adequately addresses them all. The room that we had was relatively spacious, with a double bed and some room to move around. The mattress was very comfortable and linens were perfectly clean (no gross bed covering that you typically find in hotels). There was also a relatively spacious bathroom with a nice bath tub (a good find in Paris). The room had quiet, perfectly-working AC and the Wifi was free. There was also a safe in the room. We were basically on a roll. The room also had double windows, which eliminated the noise from the adjacent street (this was amazing). The location is also quite nice. It's in the Latin quarter, walking distance from Notre Dame, Luxembourg Gardens, and the Sorbonne. Metro access is easy as well, in fact it is on a direct RER B line from CDG airport (station St.Michele) Plus, I haven't even gotten to the best part, which was the breakfast. It was 8 euros, and there was a plentiful selection of breads, jams, cheeses, yogurts, fruits, and cereals. All was super tasty. Plus the coffee and hot chocolate were delicious, brought out in small cute pitchers so you could have a nice servicing. We went all around France during our trip and I still remember the drinks there. Yummy. Overall, the price was right, the location was good, and the rooms were great. I would recommend it to anyone.

Hôtel du Louvre was sublime. The service was outstanding, the rooms gorgeous and well-appointed…read morewith vaulted ceilings, a balcony and stellar views. The location is perfect. The entire team was excellent from start to finish. What a dream experience!

We enjoyed our stay back in 2024 and decided to return this summer with our 2 teenagers. We booked…read moretwo rooms and both were upgraded as Globalists. They also surprised us with complementary amenities in our room for the kids' birthdays. The location is perfectly central to Paris. The restaurant was under renovation, so our breakfast was held in a conference room. That was a little disappointing. But I would still highly recommend staying here for the convenience. Staff is wonderful as usual.