Gavarni

Really nice hotel 5 minutes walk from Trocadero and 10 mins walk from Eiffel Tower. Staff friendly. Rooms very comfy and clean. Bathroom small but perfectly functional. Really pleased with it overall and would certainly use again if stayed in Paris. Some lovely bakeries within 1-2 minutes walk for breakfast!

This is a very unique hotel! Located in narrow road in Passy area, Hotel Gavarni serves the best vintage experience you will imagine. I am always thrilled with its elevator until now, it’s so antique and traditional. Room decoration, you will be taken to 1930-ish era interior design, while at the same time you will realize that you are a Parisien for days when you stay here. Exceptionnel!

Lovely boutique style hotel in great location. Pleasant and helpful staff. Nice surprise of a view of the Eiffel Tower. Room was very clean. Would definitely recommend and return. Breakfast was more than adequate with cereals, breads, pastries, yoghurts and a selection of eggs, bacon and sausage.

A beautiful Parisian boutique hotel to host our 35th wedding anniversary stay in a fantastically quiet location within walking distance of the Trocadero where Paris begins. Easy walking distance to Passy Metro station and local bars and restaurants. Staff are fantastic and. Can’t recommend this hotel highly enough.

This small, romantic, botique hotel in the area of Passy in Paris is highly recomendable. It is close the shopping street in Passy with a lot of shopping, eat and drink options. Paris is big and to explore the whole city takes a lifetime. Still, I’m greatfull discovering this area as I have not heard that much about it before we went. Now, having been there- I understand that this is really a great area of Paris. The best with the hotel is if you are lucky to have a suite in fifth or sixth floor- you will have the view to the Eiffel tower. It was so charming! The room was spacious, the bed was really for kings and qeens, knowing our room was called Versaille. The staff was simply so lovely, and any misunderstanding was easily sorted out. The metro stop Passy is 3-4minutes walk and brought us to all other places in Paris. We had as a evening ritual to take the metro to Trocadero to watch the Eiffel tower sparkle and then walked 8-10minutes through the nice streets of Passy back to the hotel. Keep in mind that Eiffel tower is a bit outside from all other attractions in Paris, so staying close to this means as well spending some time in various metro options. But hey, it is a charm in that as well.

We absolutely loved it! The hotel was quaint but beautiful and clean and the staff was amazing! Recommend Hotel Gavarni 10/10

The staff was super friendly and helpful. We.booked directly in the hotel website and got a better price. Kamel helped us to coordinate transportation, since we were three couples traveling, it was extremely helpful. Thank you so much, Kamel! Dante recommended restaurants for a special dinner, we enjoyed our dinner! Thank you all, you made our visit to Paris special!

Small single room 9m2....which I was concerned about before I booked....however, it's location was good for my meeting. Pleasantly surprised that the room was fine, with desk and chair, and lovely marble fireplace. Small bathroom but adequate. Positives: ＞ Staff were very welcoming and friendly ＞ Hotel was styled very nicely ＞ It was clean - ＞ Breakfast was not a huge choice but very good ＞ I had a problem connecting my laptop to internet.....morning staff placed a call to their provider, who (using my IP address) circumvented the login procedure. After that wifi excellent and fast. Negatives: 1) Not a great problem, but some of the mastic where wall meets shower screen and around pipework could do with better finishing. 2) I asked whether I could check out at 1pm instead of 12:00 as my appointment locally was not until 14:15. I was advised I could BUT it would be €30 extra!!! Did not pay that for one hour. 3) I heard some guests ask if they could leave their luggage there until later. The answer was yes...BUT it was a charge of €7+ I think that is penny-pinching. I always judge a place by the question "would I stay". The answer is yes.