Preferred Hotels in Paris

The hotel is conveniently located, walking distance to the Arch of Triumph and the Eiffel Tower, there's many coffee shops around, unfortunately like all Europe, they close to early. The rooms are small but charming, really clean and the breakfast is basic but delicious. The halls need a bit more of lightning, but overall is a nice place to stay.

Because my schedule was staggered with that of my friend, I stayed alone on the last night of this trip in Paris. I chose a hotel in the 6th district, which is a little more familiar, mainly because the surrounding city walk is also quite convenient. The Christmas decorations at the entrance of the hotel are ready, which is very atmospheric and warm. The door is an automatic door. There is a bar and restaurant on the lobby floor (0th floor, not 1st floor). Dinner is from 7pm to 10pm, and there is brunch on Sunday. Breakfast is usually 28 euros per person, which can be added if necessary, or you can eat in the cafes around, there are many small shops. The room is not big, but it is enough. The hot water comes out quickly and the water is large. It is very comfortable to wash your hair and take a bath. When checking in, you can directly use two cards, one for electricity and one for travel, which is quite thoughtful. The elevator here also needs to swipe the card to press the floor, which has a high safety factor.

Highly recommended, the location is superior, on the edge of Concord Square, 5 minutes walk from Metro Line 1. It takes 5 minutes to walk to the main Chanel store on Compon Street, surrounded by famous boutiques. The only shortcoming is that there is no supermarket nearby, and the only nearest Carrefour Express is a 10-minute walk. The breakfast is not bad, you can order some hot food.

The geographical environment is excellent. It is the first stop when I come to Paris. I have stayed here many times. It is very convenient for shopping. It is on the Lafayette Street and the Arc de Triomphe.

The rooms in the old buildings in the Little Paris area are relatively small, and the front desk has no problem communicating in English and is very welcoming. It is less than 500 meters from the subway station. It is very convenient to go everywhere. It is very close to the Eiffel Tower and can be walked. I still take the subway to go to the Arc de Triomphe. It takes about 30 minutes on foot. There is a larger supermarket called *** just 400 meters away. ***, the small supermarket downstairs doesn’t have that many items and is a bit more expensive. Breakfast was mediocre.

Five-star hotel five-star service, everything is good, the suite has a large terrace, suitable for a drink in the evening Haha, there is a handsome little English brother at the front desk The hotel also has a free spa, but the schedule is too tight and the opportunity to do it is a bit wasteful. The hotel is very close to the Arc de Triomphe, walk for 5-10 minutes

Good location! The room is large, the bathroom is comfortable, the front desk service is very warm, and a lot of tickets are booked! Especially the introduction of the Louvre is very good, basically no need to line up! The room is a bit late...