L'EDMOND HOTEL

The only place we ever stay when visiting Paris. Amazing customer service, clean and comfortable rooms L'Edmond Hotel is our home away from home. Yes there are hotels more centrally located to major attractions, however this area is perfect for anyone who wants a more quiet, less touristy area but still within walking distance to main attractions. Amazing bakeries, cafes, restaurants etc all close by! Easy access to bus and metro as well. Room tip *5th floor classic room with terrace - most amazing (and huge!!) terrace with bistro table and chairs, perfect to enjoy a glass of wine after a long day of walking.

This hotel is such a good place to stay in, 2 mins from the metro, 15mins walk through a lovely park to the Arc de Triomphe, I highly recommend this hotel and will defiantly stay here again . Well worth the stay

Nice hotel in a good location, and with friendly staff. The hotel is clean and in good condition. We stayed with our children, and it was optimal in terms of transportation, and nice shops in the area.

Lovely room, strategic position (for work but also for pleasure). The staff was extremely polite and helpful with little stress due to the language barrier. Definitely recommended for whoever wants to stay in the city center

We booked this hotel through a third party (voyage privi) and got a great deal. When we arrived we were welcomed by staff. At this point, we were asked to give them a credit card for a 50 euro deposit - this wasn't previously stated but we didn't mind. They then showed us to our room and on the way, showed us where breakfast would be. Positives: Great location - very short walk from Villiers metro, nice walk to Montmartre etc. Lovely neighbourhood - not touristy (in a good way) and great selection of bars and restaurants in the streets surrounding. You can find sushi, Italian, local cuisine, Subway and more for reasonable prices. Amenities- room came with a free small bottle of water and mini bar access in kitchenette. Monoprix around the corner is a food shop with 2 floors. Room terrace - we stayed in 104 with a outside terrace which was lovely in the warm August sun. Air conditioning - brilliant at cooling us down after being in the warmth all day. Hold luggage - they keep your bags after checkout. Areas to improve: The bed - both our feet hung off our bed (I'm only 5ft8!) No bar - we foolishly thought the picture of the Eiffel Tower on all websites was a roof terrace which everyone had access to. In actual fact, it is a room and you have to book it. On our third party website this was the only photo featured but we didn't have a choice in which room we had - very strange to show you a picture of a room/ view you won't have access to. Breakfast - we didn't hold high expectations of a free breakfast buffet but we were so underwhelmed we went once and ate out the rest of the days. I'm pescatarian, so continental breakfast isn't ideal anyway but there's a choice of small pastries, bread, cold meat, fried meat, scrambled eggs, cheese and cereal. I wanted a tea but there was no hot water. By the time the waitress brought the water back to the counter, we had both finished our breakfasts. There's so much to offer in terms of fresh breakfasts in Paris, so we're pleased we explored the city instead. Housekeeping - carpets outside of the room were covered in stains, blanket over bed had a mysterious stain on it. They didn't replenish our coffee. Normally expect more from a 4 star hotel. Overall, a pleasant stay. Friendly staff and good amenities in our room with lounge, kitchenette and terrace. We loved the area and would definitely be happy to stay in this area again.