Hotels with Bars in Paris

The hotel's design aesthetic is truly on point, with French-inspired decor. I chose a room with a separate living area, and while the living room was spacious, it did compromise the size of the sleeping area. The sleeping alcove felt a bit cramped, and once my luggage was in, there wasn't much room to move around. The location for getting around is a plus, with easy access to the subway. The only downside is that there aren't many restaurant options on the streets immediately surrounding the hotel, making it a bit inconvenient to grab a quick bite nearby. You have to walk a bit further to find more dining choices.

This hotel is absolutely fantastic! The room was super clean, and it had everything I needed: air conditioning, a kettle, and a hairdryer. The location is also really convenient and safe, as it's in a residential area. On our first day, I had ordered a cake to be delivered to the hotel as a surprise for my partner's birthday. They were incredibly helpful and carefully stored it for me. The front desk staff even waited until my partner went upstairs before bringing the cake up, just to make sure the surprise wasn't ruined 😉 And here's the best part: the French staff are so thoughtful! They noticed I only had the cake and thought it looked a bit plain, so they prepared a tray and candles for me. The staff member from the front desk even brought the cake with the lit candle to our room door. The surprise was a huge success, and I'm so grateful!

Well concetualised hotel based on literature. This one was Marcel Proust. If you are keen to literature, you should stay in this hotel. Lobby was well designed with classic + modern style, the room was spacious enough with necessary amenities. Big Juliet balcony window but double glazed so no noise heard even it’s on the main road. High ceiling and bathroom ok. Sometimes when you go concept hotel, I could be quite tacky but this one was really well presented. Good bed and linens. Double bed larger than normal double bed. Staff members were helpful and even brought a bulb to fix the light. I will stay in this hotel again.

TThe hotel is exceptionally stylish and has a very nice, modern aesthetic. The design is chic and the atmosphere is welcoming. The wooden floors are a major issue for noise. We could clearly hear movement from the room above, the room next door, and even our own footsteps echoed. The sound insulation is very poor. Beautiful hotel, but would not recommend if you are a light sleeper or sensitive to noise.

It was a quiet place, a 10-minute walk from Place de la Concorde and with access to two stations. The room was very cute and the view of the Parisian buildings was relaxing. The amenities were also very good, including slippers and bathrobes. The staff were also kind. The shower had hot water in the morning, but not at night, which was a bit disappointing.

Was keen to experience the “real Paris“ so wasn’t 100% sure what kind of experience we would have, especially at a hotel that we hadn’t stayed at before… However was so pleasantly surprised with a very warm welcome and quick check-in process, and ultimately a stunning hotel room. Took a short five minute walk around the area and stumbled on a cobblestone Lane of Great bars and restaurants where we spent our evening. Location to Central Paris isn’t ideal but definitely worth being able to see more of Paris.

The hotel boasts an excellent location on a relatively quiet and safe street. It's just a 500-meter walk to the Arc de Triomphe and 450 meters to the metro station, offering lines 1, 3, 6, and RER A with direct access to Disneyland. My three-night stay was very pleasant; the room had air conditioning and windows that could be opened wide. While the room was indeed compact, it had everything I needed. My room type comfortably accommodated two 28-inch suitcases. The bathroom provided toiletries, but there were no disposable slippers or dental kits. There was also no refrigerator. The only minor drawback was the soundproofing, which was a bit lacking – I could hear other guests opening and closing doors and the sound of water being used next door. However, these noises didn't significantly affect my sleep. Those who are light sleepers might want to consider this. Overall, it's still highly recommended.

The cleanliness was passable – at least I didn't get bitten by bugs, but the bugs in the elevator lobby were a different story... The environment was decent. Many European tour groups stay here. The hotel is right next to the subway, and our room was on the side closer to the park, so it was very quiet. One time, we left the room with the key card in to keep the power on, but when we came back after grabbing a bite, the key card was gone. I went to the front desk to ask about it. I told them it's fine if they remove it, but they should leave it on the counter. Otherwise, what if they accuse me of missing a card, or what if they use a key card to enter my room whenever they want? A middle-aged woman, who seemed like a local French person, was incredibly arrogant. She didn't even look at me properly and simply replied, 'We just took it out.' The bathtub drain was clogged, so I had to pull out the stopper every day.

Ohhhh, it’s good deal actually, near the tower with that price, but we almost cannot book the tower view hotel unless you book it before 1 year, by the way, you can see the tower when you have the breakfast in the hotel. The service is maybe good, if you need a can opener, you have to pay the service 10 euros. I would like to pay10 even 20 euros, but I don’t like to be pushed.

I usually don't write reviews, but the service here exceeded my expectations – I can definitely recommend it! When I proactively asked if it was too early for check-in, the front desk attendant kindly offered to check if a room was available and helped me check in right away. That’s truly excellent service. I initially chose this hotel mainly for its location, and it turned out to be even more convenient than expected. There's a large supermarket nearby, plenty of restaurants, and it's safe and pleasant for a stroll. Just across the bridge, you'll find the exit for Metro Line 6, and a short walk up from there leads to the beautiful and safe 16th arrondissement. From that elevated perspective, the Eiffel Tower looks especially stunning. An Uber to the airport costs around 40 euros. There’s also a microwave in the lobby and complimentary disposable cutlery.