Hotel Bienvenue Paris, Paris

My stay at the hotel was quite lovely, with a few minor drawbacks. The boutique room on the 4th floor without a working elevator had a romantic charm, despite being slightly dusty. While it felt less premium than in the photos, it was still comfortable overall.

The hotel's rooms were tiny, but that was expected in Paris. The room was very small, with barely any space to hang up garments or store suitcases, yet styled with dramatic floral drapes. The service was wonderful, with the staff being the friendliest, welcoming, attentive, and helpful. The location was perfect for transportation and exploring the city, with easy access to Metro stations. The dining experience was very good, with fresh cake and good quality products. Overall, the hotel provides a comfortable stay with great service and a convenient location.

The hotel is conveniently located, with easy access to transportation hubs and some beautiful sites. The staff is incredibly friendly and always ready to offer helpful suggestions. However, the lack of an operational elevator can be a downside and the dining options could be more varied.

I absolutely loved my stay at this hotel. The rooms were spacious and had a huge bathroom with a separate shower and toilet, although a bit pricier than single rooms. The top-floor location was charming, but the tiny elevator was a bit cramped for anything more than one person and a small bag.

My stay at this hotel was a mixed experience. The rooms were a bit small for my family, with a cot and an extra bed facing the street. The location, in a beautiful garden near the reception and not in the main building, was lovely but the rooms need refurbishing and were not accurately represented in the photos on booking.