HOTEL LE BELLECHASSE SAINT GERMAIN

We had fantastic long weekend in Paris,what made it even better we stayed at the above hotel.We arrived late afternoon and was welcomed by very friendly staff,whilst unpacking I realized that I had left my camera in the taxi. I thought that would be the last I saw of it,I went to the reception and informed the very helpful young lady the situation. She promptly rang the taxi company and informed them, the taxi company delivered it back to the hotel later, much to my relief .The hotel was lovely,clean and warm the breakfast had everything you could wish for,as for the staff they were friendly and polite and very helpful.The decor was quirky to say the least and great fun. All in all a super place to stay,also very central to All the major attractions.

I really liked this hotel So unique and fun! Staff was friendly and helpful. The rooms all different were so fun. It is so close to the Museum d"Orsay. Go with the hotel breakfast. Not much else open around there in the early AM. Drinks at the bar were good. Love it!

​We loved the Bellechasse. ​​The location is unbeatable​ and the service was faultless.​ I'd definitely stay there again. ​Our room was attractively decorated but it's not one of the rooms featured on the website.​ ​It was huge, especially given that Paris hotel rooms are notoriously small. It had a king sized bed plus a sitting area with sofas ​plus a desk ​for the laptop - good wifi too​. The loo was in a separate room from the huge double​ ​shower (I never really saw the point of double showers ​before but it's actually quite a fun thing to shower with your beloved)​, there was​ also​ a vast amount of storage space. ​​It would be very suitable for a long-term stay. We paid 233 Euro for a privilege room and got room 8​ which​ is on the ground floor ​past reception, behind the ​downstairs terrace. ​So although we didn't have a view, the peace and quiet more than made up for it.​ ​​We hadn't planned on having breakfast in the hotel but the scent ​of ​bacon and sausages wafting up the stairs was too hard to resist after weeks of ham and cheese breakfasts. It was a top quality breakfast with a good range of options. ​Now, a couple of Paris travel tips. If you are in Paris on Saturday night plan to wake early Sunday morning and grab one of the Velib bikes. We started out at 7am and had Paris to ourselve​s​. We even cycled ​round ​the notorious Place de l'Étoile intersection without a care in the world. Just beautiful ​- ​and ​the ​bikes cost next to nothing to hire. ​And if you arrive or depart from Gare de Lyon make sure you allow enough time to visit the world's most ​beautiful railway station cafe​,​ ​Le Train Bleu. You will find it in Hall 1, look at the back wall and you'll see a staircase which leads to the entry​.​ You can just go for a drink​, ​but the food is fabulous and the service outstanding. ​

One block from Musee D'Orsay, the Seine and the RER+Metro station makes getting around great! Nice rooms, comfortable furnishings and very quiet. All the staff was very nice, helpful and efficient. I prepaid for the week to save a few euros and had no troubles at all. The wifi was very good for free wifi and would let you connect different devices, but only one at a time.

Boutique hotel located in a small street beside the Musee d'Orsey. Rooms have been decorated by artists so are all different. Our room was at the back on first floor overlooking a courtyard. It had 3 windows that was good to open and let in breeze as room did get hot, it is air conditioned but fresh air better. Bed was a bit soft for my liking and pillows hard. Desk and wardrobe and a large bathroom, with shower over bath, hand held shower arm, was hard to get the water where you wanted it to go. Nice thick bath robes. Mini bar in room, one bottle complimentary water only given on first day. Breakfast for such small hotel was good was kept stocked up. Happy hour in bar area each night from 6-7.30, drinks half price.