Paris Hotels with Parking

A great hotel in a great location and service. The one thing that kind of annoyed us, was the size of the room and the bathroom. Although we booked the bigger room but it was so mini. I can't imagine how the real mini room looks like. Also the cups for coffee were too big and didn't even fit in the machine. Everything else was perfect.

The room was very well-equipped, with cooking utensils provided, and the dishwasher was a big plus; however, the air conditioning and heating systems kept turning off automatically, and the heater wouldn't turn on. After we reported this, the hotel provided breakfast for us one day because the repairs didn't take place until after check-out! Very nice! 👍🏻

The hotel's location is fantastic, and the rooms are comfortable and clean. My family and I loved it; we booked two rooms for two nights. However, the reception staff were unfriendly and unwelcoming. We discovered that the rooms were on the top floor and were always cold because the air conditioning was inadequate. There was also a persistent unpleasant odor in the hallways. What bothered me most was the lack of water in the rooms, except for the minibar, which contained two bottles. After using them, the attendant asked us to pay for them. When checking out, they asked me how many bottles of water I had used. I said two because I realized I had to pay 5 euros for a small bottle, which is exorbitant. After paying and checking out, the receptionist announced that they had discovered I had used three bottles, not two, as if I had stolen a bottle of water. I booked two rooms with three beds each; we were a family, and one of my children might have used the hotel water without me noticing. I paid a considerable sum for the hotel, and the bottle of water was a small price to pay.

I chose this hotel for a five-night stay about two weeks before my trip, mainly for its convenient location to Roland Garros. The front desk staff provided good service, and the overall facilities were decent. The bathroom was a bit small with some drainage issues, and there was no coffee in the room, but these were all acceptable. For breakfast, they had freshly made poached eggs and omelets, and the menu changed a few times over the five days, so the overall quality was quite good. The hotel's location is excellent, with many restaurants nearby and easy access to public transportation. You can even walk to the Eiffel Tower.

The location is excellent, the surroundings are safe, and it's very convenient. On my second day, I got conjunctivitis, and there was an ophthalmology clinic nearby. The room was small, but that's understandable given how expensive space is in Paris. The sparkling water machine in the common area was a nice touch. However, the shower water was not hot in the middle of the night! We just took quick showers, no hair washing, and the water was cold! I was in the shower for less than three minutes before it turned completely cold! I couldn't even turn on the AC to warm up, and I was shivering. I requested an extra blanket at 11 PM, but it wasn't delivered by midnight. I had to call again to get it. I'll probably choose the 15th arrondissement again in the future, but most likely not this hotel.

I loved this hotel. Close to a metro stop and as a confident user of the Metro it was easy to get everywhere I wanted! I was doing Paris on the cheap and by staying here it allowed me to spend a bit more money on treats! My room was spotless and the staff are lovely! I actually had the most amazing time! If like me you are on a budget here are some things I loved! 1. Think you can’t afford some stunning Jewellery-on the Pont Neuf there is a tiny jewellery boutique Jeanne Danjou which has been there since 1920. All the items are around 20 euros and all unique made from vintage beads 2. On the place de voges skip Carette and go to Cafe Hugo - lunch is £17.50 for two courses and a small coffee with bread a Jam for breakfast €3.90 3. Do not miss Musee de Carnavalet - no crowds and free - tells the history of Paris through rescued interiors I was alone in most of these and yes no queue 4. Musee Archives National - free and stunning with a lovely garden to sit and eat your baguette 5. Dame Blanche near Musee Archives National - tiny choux pastries all under €2 6. Take the 18€ cruise at sunset from next to the Eiffel Tower (I found it on get your guide) then see the Eiffel Tower light up and get a picture of your Iris on the bridge next to Alma Marceau - I’ve always wanted one but in the shops they are much more expensive 7. If you stay at this hotel - next to the McDonalds is a lovely bakery- almond crossiants are €2 and the tuna baguette is €4 8. I used the money I saved to have a Hammam at Les Cents Ciels and buy a silk scarf bag from INOUI a French brand you probably haven’t heard of which is stunning, unique and fraction of the cost of other luxury brand - ask about the special leather handle which turns any silk scarf into a bag Thank you much for a holiday to remember!

The room was spacious with a separate wet and dry area, perfect for the three of us! It's very close to the Eiffel Tower, about a 15-minute walk along the Seine River, which offers great photo opportunities of the tower. There's a large supermarket near the hotel that's open until 11 PM, which was perfect for last-minute shopping on our final day. Across from the hotel, there's a Korean restaurant; the ginseng chicken soup truly saved my stomach. Picture 1 shows the drive to the hotel; Picture 2 is the view from our room.

The room was incredibly spacious and comfortable, and the location couldn't be better – right across from the North Station, with a metro entrance just outside. It was literally a two-to-three-minute walk from the Eurostar platform. The staff were diligent, responsible, and friendly. One time, I needed to print something at midnight, and Harold on duty immediately helped me out – a big thanks to him! The only downside to the hotel is the poor soundproofing. My room was next to a large room that could sleep five people. Luckily, out of my seven-night stay, there were only two nights when someone was next door: once it was a family with two crying children, and another time it was a group of young people…

Breakfast: Standard continental, with a spacious dining area. However, the French chain burger joint right outside is absolutely delicious, with a Caribbean flair. Room: The double room felt cramped, which is understandable given it's only 13 square meters, similar to some student accommodations in the UK. I wouldn't recommend it. Cleanliness: The lobby is large and quite good. However, there were small bloodstains on the sheets, which looked like they had been washed many times. The bathroom is tiny, as the bathtub takes up a lot of space. It feels like an old building that's been converted, similar to the 'laopoxiao' (old, dilapidated, and small) apartments you find in Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou. You could probably find a better option for the same price. But then again, it is a chain hotel. Location: It's fairly convenient, within 30 minutes of major attractions. However, the entrance isn't very conspicuous, and you have to climb a steep hill to get there. There's a nice park near a subway station behind the hotel.

Great Hotel, Great Staff and Great Vibes. Special thank you to Nihad who was extremely accommodating and hospitable. and also to Abdullah who was also very kind and made checking in a pleasant efficient experience. Would definitely rebook.