Hotels in 9th Arrondissement

"Exceptionally tiny rooms where they don’t turn on AC UNTIL THEY FEEL IT IS NECESSARY. Nice bathroom that takes up 1/2 of the entire room space. Getting extra towels was initially a massive hassle but after two days of complaining they started giving some out. Oh, and don’t think about getting an extra blanket! International incident in the making. In addition to all this. There’s a bar called Luckys directly across the street, mind you we were on the 6th floor and we could hear all the drunkards screaming, fighting, laughing, singing between 11pm all the way til almost 7am, so if you expect to sleep with the window open because your room is hot and stuffy, good luck! "

"Incredible stay, great food and staff. Bar staff and drinks were amazing!"

"We loved the room we stayed in! It was spacious and had a great window."

"Thankfull for all servicesCleaning staff came every single day while our stay Personnels were vey kind and respectful with our belongings . I definitely will comeback . "

"Pretty good, it’s a little outdated but overall it’s ok!"

"A cute little hotel in an excellent location. Convenient to transportation. No in room refrigerator or place to get ice, which apparently is a very American thing. No conditioner is provided. Elevator is up several steps and very tiny."

"Very average room and hotel. "

"Even though the hotel is under renovations, we truly enjoyed our stay. The staff were very, friendly and helpful. It’s easy to get around in the area, our newly renovated room for 3 adults was perfect, we had a nice city views from our room and breakfast in the morning. We recommend and would go back here. "

"We prepaid 10 days at the hotel (no refund option). We thought a 5 star by the opera house would be a great home base. The hotel had a boutique lobby feel. We booked a larger room with a view. The room they put us in was a nice layout with a private walk in closet, separate large toilet rm and separate rm with sink and tub. It was on the 6th flr where we had a street view with the statue of Napolean at Vendome. The breakfast was up to par of a 5 star. The staff were friendly. Small gym. Now the issue. Given it is a old building centered by the opera house, there are lots of train lines moving underground. We can feel it and hear it on the 6th floor. Though it is not like you're on the platform, but when a metro passes underneath, it breaks the calm silence of your room with a low rumble sound/feel that can last 5-10 secs at least 2-4 times every 10 minutes. The metro runs as early at 5:30am-ish and ends 1:30am-ish. So if you're a sensitive person, be warned. I felt this low rumble the first night we stayed at the hotel. Didn't realize it until we were all unpacked and ready for bed. It bothered me enough to ask for a different room early morning next day. Being in a prime location, the hotel was completely booked. Staff offered a different room in the same category (not an upgrade) 3 days later. The room was smaller and had the same low rumble noise/feel, so not worth changing. 5 days into our stay, we stayed outside our room longer & were able to tune most of it out. "