Hotels with Kitchenette in Paris

"Very well located with metro stations just at the top of the road. It’s a fairly noisy road in the evening as there are some restaurants on the street below, however once you close the window you can’t hear much. My shower was a little mouldy and I had to keep the door open in the day to air it out You get free water bottles downstairs"

"To be honest, I booked this hotel entirely for the tower view. However, it's a far cry from Pullman hotels back home in China. You can only check in really late. The lobby's color scheme, red and green, is just... indescribable. I also ordered flowers and a small cake to be delivered to the room, which was apparently around 100 to just under 200 euros. I think the champagne was also 100 or 200 euros, I can't quite remember. Anyway, go for the tower view, but don't expect anything else..."

"All good, nice clean and quiet hotel Located near to metro line as well as CDG line Personnel is friendly, all is easy Shopping mall opposite hotels building with plenty food places What is not good for 4* hotel: tiny gym is 2 square meters room Also in the description there's a SPA, but they does not have any, so if you expect it, then now you know So for the price they ask, spa or small sauna at least is good to have but probably there's already nothing they could do with it Besides that it's really good place to stay"

"The stay was pleasant overall. The hotel was relatively quiet after check-in, with clean and quite new facilities, and a spacious room. The high-floor view was great, which all contributed to its excellent value for money. The transportation was a bit inconvenient, but the breakfast was good. However, I encountered an issue during breakfast: I was sitting in a quieter area and was asked by a staff member to move to a noisy central spot. I wasn't part of a loud tour group, so I'm left wondering if this was some form of discrimination, as I really don't understand the reason."

"The hotel is located in a residential area. Very quiet and grocery stores and bakeries in the area. Easy connections for travel to the city center, tram T2 from Belvedere station (5 min walking) to La Defense subway station and M1 to the city. Clean rooms, clean and spacious bathroom. The only downside was the chairs aspect (studio apartment), the upholstery was damaged and I don’t understand why they didn’t fix it. It’s a minor issue but with high impact when you enter the room. Otherwise, everything perfect."

"This hotel in the safe 15th arrondissement boasts an excellent location, right across from the La Motte-Picquet - Grenelle Metro station (servicing lines 6, 8, and 10). It's literally a one-minute walk from the station, and you can stroll to the Champ de Mars to see the Eiffel Tower in just over 10 minutes. With plenty of supermarkets and restaurants nearby, both the amenities and the safety of the area are incredibly reassuring. The staff speak fluent English and offer a thoughtful, complimentary luggage storage service."

"I chose this hotel with my three almost-adult children. Its location is the biggest advantage, right by the Seine River, a few hundred meters from Notre Dame Cathedral. The Louvre, Tuileries Garden, Musée de l'Orangerie, Place de la Concorde, and Musée d'Orsay were all within walking distance. There are plenty of restaurants nearby, as well as a Carrefour supermarket. The hotel lobby offers complimentary hot water, milk, hot chocolate, coffee, and more. It rained during our stay, and coming back to the hotel for a hot chocolate or tea was incredibly comforting. We booked a one-bedroom apartment. The bed in the bedroom was larger than 1.3 meters, feeling almost as big as a king-sized bed. The sofa bed in the living room opened up into two separate single beds, which was great. The only minor drawback was that one of the beds made quite a bit of noise when turning over. The open-plan kitchen had ample utensils, and we could easily make simple meals after buying some oil and salt. Frying eggs and cooking instant noodles was no problem – my 'Chinese stomach' simply can't handle Western food all the time. The bathroom had a clothes dryer, and a hairdryer and iron were also provided. You need to bring your own toothbrush and toothpaste, but disposable slippers were available, though of average quality. We didn't book breakfast, so I can't comment on that. There's a bakery not far downstairs where fresh croissants were 1.4 euros, which was quite good value. All in all, if you're traveling as a family, have a 'Chinese stomach,' and aren't rolling in money, I'd recommend it."

"Given the location and the price, I didn't have high expectations for the room. However, the room was surprisingly spacious for this part of Paris. The staff spoke good English, so communication was a breeze. The surrounding area is conveniently located for metro stations, supermarkets, and more. I wanted to go shopping at Galeries Lafayette but didn't want to take the metro or a taxi, so this hotel was perfect. Breakfast wasn't available on weekends due to staff shortages, but the front desk was very considerate and took me to the kitchenette, where I could make my own tea and coffee. Luggage storage is free, and there's a security camera and a lockable door, making for a very secure experience."

"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."