Best Western Premier Louvre Saint-Honoré

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I should say that I (28 years old) was travelling together with my mother (70 years old) and we were very happy that the hotel was convenient and the location was very good - close to museums/sights/shops that we were interested in, and the stop of a city-tour-bus was also nearby. Staff was very friendly, helped a lot, answered our questions about the location of definite sights/shops/attractions. We read in the booklet in our room that we can ask for a complimentary (free) coffee or tee at any time, and when we asked for it at the reception, we were provided with a set of tee/coffee/sugar and a small electric kettle, which was very useful - we could drink tee/coffee in our room several times during our stay.

Lift was very small, but we did not have problems with it, because during our stay at the hotel there was no situation when somebody else wanted to enter the lift together with us - there were always only the two of us in the lift, so there was enough room for us.

no comment.

too expensive price, low service, narrow corridor,.. most of them....if you stay this hotel, you can see the next building wall through the windows.

location

very small lift.

I will most likely choose this hotel the next times I go to Paris, it was a perfect stay. I can only recommend this hotel

I missed fresh fruit at the breakfast table

Nice walk-in shower. Comfortable bed.

All the rigmarole at reception upon check-in (photocopy of passport, filling in forms with credit card numbers), details which the hotel already had!

This is second visit to the hotel. Quite good

nothing except if price can be lowered. haha

The location is wonderful, a great pizza place (wood burning oven) is right next door. This is convenient to the metro, the windows make the room very quiet and the staff is very helpful and gracious.

After staying in 3 hotels in Switzerland on the way to Paris. It was pleasant to have a larger room. I opted for the Premium and I am glad I did. This hotel is in a wonderful location. The breakfast is very good and the lady in charge of breakfast was just absolutely wonderful!! Ou small balcony (Premium Room) overlooked a busy street and we thoroughly enjoyed sitting there watching exciting Paris go by. I would really consider this hotel again if we are ever blessed to return.

The front desk (first 2 mornings) did not have a lot information regarding eateries and directions. They seem willing to only relate via the preprinted materials, which were not always helpful. I think this hotel was quite expensive to be so very small building wise. But I guess that is the nature of inner Paris hotels. There were steps leading into our room which made getting the luggage up them rather inconvenient. The "lift" as it is called (elevator) is extremely small, but that seems to be a European thing as they were small in Switzerland as well. My husband had to load the two bags on with me and meet me at the room. Even with that I was pushed to the rear and I am rather small.

The hotel is what you expect for the price. It is situated very near the Louvre, so if you want to see Paris, its just perfect. I did not have any problems at this hotel.

Only 5 min easy walk to Chatelet metro as there are no steps there instead there is an elevator down to metro to connect to cdg. We stayed at another hotel the first 3 nights arriving from London, the steps nearly killed us. There is another metro stop closer but we rather walk the 5 minutes to get to the elevator. Very clean, modern room, bed a little hard but too tired to notice it, bedroom was spacious by Paris standard. Nice reasonable cafes all closeby.

Dark room, no natural light. Pricey for what you get but Paris is not cheap. Could not connect to our wireless internet on our lap top but no problem with connection in the first hotel we stayed in. Breakfast not included in rate, cost 17euros each which we rather not have.

rooms are clean and nice furnished, position of the hotel is excelent, breakfast is good but in celar