Grand Hôtel Dechampaigne  

I liked that it was close enough to walk to the sights, the Louvre, the Cathedral of Notre Dame, the Musee d'Orsay, the Seine, the Halles and more. It was also just one block from the Metro. My friend and I took the Metro to La Defense and walked all the way back, throught the Arch de Triumph, and down Champs de Elysse. Excellent location for touring.

Most of the staff was friendly, patient and tolerant of my not speaking French, while others were a bit rude.

Charming older hotel with traditional decor. Excellent central location yet tucked out of the way and very quiet. Courteous staff. Expanded continental breakfast and Wifi a bonus. The "superior" double room was still quite small, yet completely adequate for our needs. The bathroom was a generous size, tho, and robes and slippers were a nice surprise.

Location is just perfect.You can walk from Chatelet Les Halles rer train stops here on route from cdg airport 5 minutes max.(no need to get taxi as we did he brought us around a block charged us €6.70 and then we end up walking anyway) Chatelet metro 1 minute.Plenty of restaurents on Rue de Lavandieres 1-2 minutes.Supermarket across the street. Fridge + safe in room.

Room very small. Bed clothes very heavy suggest hotel should change to duvets!

The location.

We were going for a week and they gave us a 1er floor room wich was very noisy at night and in the early hours. The shower is very small and not for handicapped mature persons. The halls are runned down and from your room you hear every noise from the other rooms. I could not recomended the hotel. They dont have much of the facilities they say they have.

Very good location close to Notre Dame and the Marais, although it's actually in a back street. Excellent local restaurants (La Robe et le Palais and Benoit) nearby. Comfortable enough and would be great if either breakfast was included or the price was reduced by about 30%.

Skirting boards very dusty, rooms rather small and hotel too expensive for the quality and standard of accommodation, especially since breakfast is not included (and overpriced).

it is close to Notre Dame and other sights.Close to B train for connection to Airport and congress centre.

I found the room smelly and not well supplied for soaps.

I did not like any thing in this hotel. They have advertised wrongly their hotel on internet! The pictures are miss leading... Rooms are small. Has no view and staff are absolutly un professional!

location , balcony room with real usable balcony

bed was very ordinary

The lady at the front was very friendly. The room was clean and the breakfast was awesome!!!!

We are an American couple, and hte beds being pushed together but made seperately was a little weird.

Excellent position near the main metro station in Paris, close to the center.

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Room

I thought it would be ideal to be close to Cite Island and Les Halles. But, the close proximity didn't mean much compared to other 2-3 stars in further location. CLOSSNESS still doesn't give them any

Very defensive, and, often guest-blaming hotel staff,with no international mentality to deal with international guests. One of the staff even didn't mind confront the guest, when bad manners were reported. Tiny little breakfast space, has to wait till the tables are cleared. room was not cleaned once, and, although requested, safety box wasn't fixed. Body-challenging small guest room size, and poor storage space. Noise, ventilation, overheating issues. No English TV Channel(or an updated Channel guide list) Elevator, no good for two grownup men to stand in comfortably. Breakfast, very basic. the building located at the back street of an entry-level commercial strip of Rue Du Rivoli, the street is crowded with homeless and graffitti, empty bottles at night. So far, the most basic and poorest hotel experience anywhere in Europe except for hostels 20 years ago,