We are a Russian/Greek couple who travel frequently and choose our accommodations carefully. (We…read moreprefer hidden gems over touristy mega-hotels--no, thank you). We stayed at Bonne Nuit during a quick weekend getaway from nearby Amsterdam, which is only 3 hours away by high-speed train. Worth it. Do it! It was our first time in Paris and it was everything we dreamed it would be. Bonne Nuit and its wonderful hosts, Jean-Luc and his wife, made it even more magical. We arrived around midnight, but Jean-Luc stayed up to personally greet us and give us a brief, whispered tour of the beautiful house. We loved it from the moment we saw the lion-head door knocker on the front door to the stone entry way to the winding, creaking staircase leading to the rooms. We stayed in the Enclos des Templiers room, which overlooks the inner courtyard. The details in the room--the exposed wooden beams, the stone sink, and the absence of a TV--made it simply perfect. The mattress and pillows were perfection. We woke up both mornings to a light breakfast, personally served by Jean-Luc and his wife in the dining area of the house. This is where we also met a couple from Florida and a girl from Hong Kong. Bonne Nuit obviously appeals to a global audience and we could see why! One of the best parts of Bonne Nuit's location is its proximity to the most amazing flea market we've ever been to. Mere steps away are some of the coolest, more interesting treasures you will find anywhere. This flea market is simply spectacular and is worth at least two days' time, if you have it. No joke. We bought several postcards here and Jean-Luc was kind enough to mail them for us after our departure since we left on a Sunday and the post office was closed. So sweet! True hospitality. The B&B is very close to the République metro stop and from there, you can easily criss-cross the entire city. A wonderful stay, through and through. You will definitely get your "bonne nuit's rest" here! ;-)

Small, boutique style hotel. I would describe this as a "W hotel" that is more refined, upscale &…read moresmaller. The service is great. Rooms are tiny but well kept. They have a pool and jacuzzi, a spa, restaurant and bar. It's steps from amazing upscale and boutique shopping. I loved the tiny outdoor courtyard. The restaurant food is inventive and good.

We had the pleasure of staying with Assia and Nathalie in the Place des Vosges room at the Parc…read moreRoyal Marais B&B for our three nights in Paris and could not have been happier with our decision! If you are not satisfied with some of the hotel options available in the Marais (as we were when we were looking for accommodations), Parc Royal Marais is the perfect solution. You have all the benefits of an apartment (larger, better value) with all the benefits of a hotel (a concierge, breakfasts, room cleaning, etc) and for us, it was the best decision. The Marais is a fabulous neighborhood and between our feet and the subway, we were able to get all over the city quite easily. The room was exactly as pictured, which in our experience is rare, and we were very happy and comfortable. We were welcomed upon our arrival by Assia who explained various aspects of the room, the neighborhood and helped us narrow down a few options for lunch. If you prefer a shower over tub, the Place des Vosges room has a beautiful bathroom with a large rain shower head. High end bath gel, lotion and shampoo is provided together with luxurious towels (nothing worse than rough, thin towels - not the case here!) In the room, there is a little area with tea and bottled water (which was replenished daily, although the Paris tap water is very good quality), an empty mini fridge to keep leftovers or snacks and two closets. Assia and Nathalie anticipate your needs and are extremely lovely hosts. One day we returned with a bottle of beautiful French wine we purchased on a tour and the next day a bottle opener was left to open it without us even having to ask! Each morning we enjoyed breakfast and lovely conversation. Assia is fluent in English and Nathalie is much better with understanding and speaking in English than she gives herself credit for ;-) Some notes: (1) if you book directly you receive a lower price than available through third party websites (highly recommended to book directly); (2) the breakfasts are OUTSTANDING and something we looked forward to each day. You are offered many choices and we picked baguette, French cheeses, pain au chocolat and a gorgeous fruit plate and the quality was as fantastic as it was delicious. In fact the espresso and cappuccino, bread and cheese was some of the best we tasted in Paris; (3) if you are a light sleeper you will be very happy with the quiet rooms. While Paris is a big, loud, beautiful city - the location of Parc Royal Marais is such that you would not even know because it is very peaceful and serene. Overall, this is a wonderful property with wonderful owners and I encourage anyone looking for an alternative to a traditional hotel to seek out this fabulous little spot!

Found this place right here on Yelp. Good ratings, looked like a good location…read more We arrived by train, and getting the #63 bus drops you right around the corner from here. Which was convenient. Check-in was fine. We were on the third floor, and they have a lift!. Lift holds 1 person with luggage or two without. No, I'm not kidding. We were three with luggage. I got some exercise using the stairs several times. The room was very small. The extra bed was not much more than a cot (steel frame with wood slats), and not very comfortable. That was disappointing and is partially why I can't go to four stars here. Even a basic rollaway bed would have been better. I used the bedspreads to augment the padding to make it more comfortable. The ceiling fan spun the wrong way, and was incredibly noisy. So we didn't use it. They floor fan was OK. There is no A/C, so if it's really hot the rooms could get uncomfortable. Fortunately it was moderate while we were here. There is no fridge or microwave in the room, and the breakfast is what we would call "Continental". Not worth the cost, IMO. Better to wander a few blocks and get some better food. Staff friendly and helpful. Location seems good (Latin Quarter near Notre Dame). I would stay here again with just two of us, but not any more than that. The extra bed is terrible, and you still have to pay for it. One peculiar note...if you get a Yelp check-in coupon don't be surprised if they don't know anything about it. They claim they didn't authorize it. They honored it anyway, but it seems weird such a coupon would pop up and they don't know about it. Getting to CDG airport is about 60 euros by taxi, but we were warned the metro would be crowded and trying to use it with luggage would be challenging. So we did the taxi. But I suspect this would be true of most hotels in the heart of Paris. CDG seems to be well outside the city.

Hotel Du College de France has everything that you need in Paris. Considering that you spend little…read moreor no time in Hotel this is a great little place to stay. Free wifi, an elevator (you have no idea how much luggage I arrived with and I am usually a really light packer), great location, and not too expensive. Sometimes it is difficult to gauge hotels with stars. It is like a burger in a big city, you can not compare a 15$ Huntsmans burger with two cheeses, hickory smoked bacon and fresh baked bread to a Dicks Deluxe. This is just not fare. So with this hotel, no it is not the George V, but for what it is, it does really well. The only thing I thought was funny was they do not let you book by phone, it has to be done online. Okay, this is not a big deal but for my grandparents it would be a deal breaker.

Tiny rooms yes--but who goes to the center of one of the greatest cities in the world to stay in…read moretheir hotel room all day?? The rooms were beautifully furnished, size notwithstanding, and the service is absolutely wonderful--24 hours a day. Also then provided breakfast is surprisingly very high quality. The smoked salmon alone is as good or better than any you'll find in a high diamond rated luxury hotel in the US. I can't speak for many Paris hotels, but the Balmoral was a total joy.

Pretty decor. Good location in Etoile neighborhood, minutes from the Arc De Triomphe and Champs…read moreElysees. Great manager/owner. Nice breakfast.

Smaller boutique hotel about two blocks walk from Galleries Lafayette, and 2-3 blocks from the…read moreOpera transit area. I had room 002. Located right behind the check-in desk. But they did have a double door with a small hallway to block the noise. The cons would be with strong wind pressure on a rainy day, you could still here the door movement. The bathroom was designed probably for handicap access with slightly higher toilet and a shower capable of likely wheelchair rolling in and adjustable shower head height. There was a very slight smell coming from the bathroom, but enough to notice it and have to close the door. The nice thing about the room was comfy bed, plenty of lighting and three chairs in a room probably no bigger than 180 sq feet. Plenty of places to leave your jackets, backpacks and shopping bags etc. And the most unusual good thing was that the room had a private-ish patio. I think only the two guest rooms on the first floor could access it. Had a nice open air sitting area, unfortunately December weather can be cold or rainy. My rate was ~$165/night inclusive of tax, no breakfast. A decent price for a last minute booking in a busy part of town.

Incroyable. Went…read morehere in 2016 and the people who work here are incredibly nice and kind. They speak good English and are patient with my basic French. Great room! Great TV, amazing location - amazingly friendly wake-up call and incredible recommendations for how to get to certain places and places to go near the hotel. 10/10. Absolutely amazing first experience abroad. I want to come to Paris again and when I do I want to come here. ** ( I speak some French but wanted to write this in English to express my feelings accurately - because this place deserves it. I was amazed at how incredible it was here!) **

We stayed at Grand Hôtel Saint Michel for five nights during a serious Paris heatwave, and we were…read morereally glad to have air conditioning. While the room did stay cooler than outside, it was never quite cool enough--but the lobby was beautifully air-conditioned, and every time we returned to the hotel we would pause there for a few minutes to cool down and drink water before heading up. We booked a larger room than we originally planned (I had almost chosen a very small 140 sq ft room at another hotel), and I'm so glad we upgraded. The space was perfect for two people plus all of our luggage. The queen bed was comfortable, and the layout worked really well: one side of the room had a closet and cubby shelving where I kept my belongings, while the opposite side had a desk and shelving area that my sister used. The room also included two cozy bathrobes and slippers, which were a nice touch. There was a hair dryer and a coffee machine, although unfortunately the coffee machine didn't work during our stay. Each afternoon between 3-6 PM, the hotel offered complimentary flavored water, coffee, tea, and pastries. We especially appreciated the cold infused water during the heatwave and made a point of stopping by every day. The staff were consistently welcoming and helpful, and there was always someone at the front desk. The lobby itself was lovely, decorated with flowers and a decorative Eiffel Tower, which gave it a charming feel. Although the hotel is located on a small one-way street, taxis and Ubers were easy to access just around the corner, only steps from the entrance. The location in the 6th arrondissement was excellent--close to many restaurants and shops, yet it never felt touristy, even being near Luxembourg Gardens. Overall, it was a very comfortable stay in a great location, and we would absolutely stay here again.

Grand Hotel Saint Michel was listed on our work travel lodging list and so we booked it for our…read morework trip. I loved this boutique style hotel because it was very close to the great restaurants, metro, and many of the touristy attractions of Paris. Our stay came with complimentary WiFi, breakfast and free access to the spa they have which includes sauna and hydromassage machines. We also opted for paid massage to help with our sore and aching muscles. It was amazing! The staff here were all so friendly and accommodating. They went above and beyond to make our stay comfortable and relaxing. They provided us with recommendations of great restaurants and on our last day even got us take away coffee and pastries since we would be missing breakfast. I would definitely come back!

The Marais is a great base from which to visit central Paris. The Hotel Marais Bastille is in a…read morereasonably quiet part of the Marais that is within walking distance of the isle de la Cité. Lots of restaurants close by. The room was comfortable but no workable A/C. In Europe, the heating and cooling is centrally controlled, which means the shoulder seasons can leave the room hot or cold, with no recourse. The staff was incredibly friendly, and the morning breakfast was very generous, with complimentary espresso drinks. We had a great stay.

My stay was 8/16-19/16 this hotel was picked by my friend who happened to have made the…read morearrangements for our trip. We arrived early afternoon once checked in we made our way into our rooms. My room was on the 6th floor upon entering I was a bit surprised to say the least whoa what a small room. Small room aside it was comfortable, comfy bed & nice toiletries it also had a small fridge & a balcony so that was nice. It's a small hotel in general nice lobby area to sit, wait & relax. The hotel has good wifi, great for any traveler. Location wise we found it be kinda far from a lot of the site seeing areas.. area around the hotel is pretty quite. Since we had most our days filed there wasn't a lot of interaction with the hotel staff aside from just checking in/ out they were nice. Hotel was nice & comfortable served its purpose during our stay.

I came to Paris with my girflriend in May. We stayed in the Champs-Elysées room. Marie was…read moreabsolutely great with us. She showed us on the map the best local restaurants that we would never have discovered because they're not on yelp! The quality of the breakfast is absolutely amazing and we could not get enough! My advice: Go and take time to enjoy this gem, I am looking forward to my next stay here!

Best of the BEST! This is one of the most incredible B&Bs my husband and I have ever stayed in! The…read morebed felt like sleeping on a cloud, the decor was lovely, and the location was close enough to the center of Paris but in a lovely quiet corner. The staff is wonderful!!! PERFECT!