Top Couple Friendly Hotels in Paris

"Facilities: The room was exactly as pictured, quite small. There was barely enough space to open one suitcase, and definitely no room for two. However, the bathroom was surprisingly spacious, especially compared to the room itself. There's a tiny elevator that can only fit one person and one suitcase at a time. Environment: The soundproofing wasn't great, but honestly, I feel like many buildings in Paris have similar soundproofing issues. After a long day of sightseeing, I was so exhausted I'd just crash and sleep, so I didn't really notice any noise. The hotel's location is fantastic; public transport and dining options are incredibly convenient, which is a big plus. Cleanliness: The cleanliness was much better than I expected. I honestly thought it would be a bit dirty and had low expectations, but it turned out to be quite decent. Service: The gentleman at the front desk was very friendly. On a side note, the hotel breakfast was genuinely very good! All the bread was delicious, the yogurt was tasty, and the coffee was even better. To be honest, we stayed at two hotels in Paris, and the baguette and croissants at the other 4-star global chain hotel weren't as good as this small hotel's breakfast, and neither was the coffee. This unexpectedly delicious breakfast really added a lot of points to my overall impression of this hotel!"

"It's a bit of a walk from Gare du Nord to get there. It's not a particularly large hotel; 'inn' might be a more accurate description. There's an elevator, but it's very small, probably only fitting three or four people at most. Breakfast is the same every day. The bread seems to be freshly baked each morning – on my first few mornings in Paris, when I wasn't quite over the jet lag, I could smell the aroma of bread right from my room. However, after seeing cockroaches in the dining area on the third morning, I completely lost my appetite. The service is decent, and there's a hot water dispenser in the dining area."

"For a 4-star hotel, I felt the attention to detail needed improvement. It didn't quite meet 4-star standards, more like a 3-star. I booked a classic room for two nights over the May Day holiday, priced at about €222 or 1774 RMB per night, but there wasn't even a complimentary bottle of water. Room 101, located right by the stairwell, was very inconvenient and quite noisy. The room itself was tiny, without even a dressing table. I also had to bring my own toothbrush. On the plus side, the room's cleanliness was good. The hotel's location is excellent, making it easy to get around! It's about 1.3 km from the Eiffel Tower, with many restaurants nearby and close to the metro station. Thanks to the hotel staff for letting me know about the nearby parking options."

"I had a really good stay at this hotel. The room was pleasant, quiet, and tastefully decorated. Breakfast was absolutely top-notch, and the staff were very attentive and friendly. Unfortunately, garbage trucks and outdoor construction woke me up early in the morning, which somewhat spoiled the peace and quiet of my stay."

"The hotel is located in the 8th district, which feels very safe and peaceful. It's less than a five-minute walk to the subway station, with supermarkets and restaurants nearby, making it incredibly convenient! The hotel's design is quite unique, and the room is very spacious. I got so caught up photographing the balcony that I forgot to take pictures of the bed and bathroom, but rest assured, they are exactly as shown in the pictures. It offers excellent value for money, and I highly recommend it!"

"The hotel is quite close to the Orden metro station, but you have to walk up a narrow, uphill sidewalk to get there. However, there are several metro and bus stations nearby, making it very convenient for getting around. The neighborhood feels very safe, with university student dorms right across the street. The staff, usually students, are helpful with directions. There are several affordable supermarkets like Carrefour Express and Franprix close by, as well as many bakeries and small restaurants. You can also walk to Notre Dame on Île de la Cité in under 15 minutes, and the Luxembourg Gardens are right behind the hotel. The hotel's decor has a charming, old-world feel, clearly showing the building's age. There's a very small, but surprisingly fast, elevator. In the afternoon, complimentary tea and coffee are available in the lobby during tea time. Upon check-in, guests receive cookies, caramel peanuts, soft drinks, and a bottle of drinking water (only on the first day). Teacups and wine glasses are provided, but oddly, no teaspoons (?). You'll need to ask the front desk for those. The reception staff are very friendly and quick to assist. The room's aisle isn't very wide; you'll need to adjust the chair to open two suitcases simultaneously. However, there's a good-sized walk-in closet and a very spacious bathroom. There's also a balcony with a view of about two-thirds of the Eiffel Tower (as pictured). The bed is large and comfortable, and the room is clean and hygienic with excellent air conditioning and heating. The bathroom is also very clean, stocked with Nuxe honey-scented shampoo/shower gel combo, hand soap, and body lotion (they smell wonderful!)."