My hotels in Paris and the surrounding areas

There is nothing more exhilarating than playing tourist in your own city. Pretending, making yourself believe you’re off on vacation, sleeping in a different bed, dreaming in other sheets… It’s a pleasure that might seem frivolous, yet it’s a real breath of fresh air when you live in a big city, caught up in the whirlwind of Parisian life. It is also, for me, an opportunity to recommend Parisian hotels that we’ve had the chance to test with my favorite photographer, experiencing the place for real rather than just taking a furtive peek inside… And I also regularly update this article with our recent discoveries.

Chic hotel interior with woman sitting by the window, Hôtel Saint-Marc.

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Hotels in the 2nd arrondissement of Paris

Hôtel Saint-Marc, Paris

This 4-star hotel located right next to the Opéra Comique was a real favorite for my favorite photographer (he clearly enjoyed taking the photos you see here) and for me. We were charmed by its universe, imagined by the Milanese design agency Dimorestudio.

Housed in a building constructed in 1791 on the site of the Duc de Choiseul‘s private mansion, the building is part of Paris’s history, as it once housed the headquarters of the newspaper “Le National” founded by Adolphe Thiers, and even the famous Italian restaurant Le Poccardi. Since April 2016, the Hôtel Saint-Marc has taken over this historic space, giving its rooms a very Art Déco tone.

Reception of the Hôtel Saint-Marc in Paris, modern lobby with marble counter and Art Déco lighting.

Decorative wooden hand sculptures at the Hôtel Saint-Marc Paris.

Geometric patterned curtain seen in an ornate mirror at the Hôtel Saint-Marc.

Art Déco lounge at Hôtel Saint-Marc Paris with room divider and gold armchairs.

Modern interior at Hôtel Saint-Marc Paris with blue velvet sofa and glass coffee tables.

Decorative copper metal leaf, detail at the Hôtel Saint-Marc Paris.

Our room 304:

The hotel offers 25 rooms between 20 and 40 m², and a 56 m² suite. They come in six different decors dominated by the contrast of colors and fabrics, featuring vintage found furniture and custom-made creations.

I liked: the Nespresso coffee machine, the Hermès amenities, and the quietest air conditioning I have ever heard (so much so that I didn’t turn it off, whereas usually that’s the first thing I do when entering a hotel room).

Hotel Saint-Marc Paris room with white bed and pink armchair.

Chrome faucet and toiletries on white hotel washbasin.

White freestanding bathtub with chrome faucet and towel, Hôtel Saint-Marc Paris.

Water bottle and menu on round table at the Hôtel Saint-Marc Paris.

Green patio at Hôtel Saint-Marc Paris, woman working on a laptop.

Indoor pool at the Hôtel Saint-Marc, Paris, with a woman relaxing.

Breakfast:

It is presented as a buffet and is served in a large room with graphic lines, lit by large windows, and in nice weather it is even possible to have breakfast at one of the tables in the charming little interior patio.

Fresh fruit basket (bananas, pineapple, grapes) at the Hôtel Saint-Marc Paris.

Display stand of mini jam jars, marmalade, and Wilkinson & Sons honey for hotels.

Breakfast room at Hôtel Saint-Marc Paris with set tables and green armchairs.

Hand taking a Saveurs de Grignon yogurt at the Hôtel Saint-Marc breakfast buffet.

Breakfast service at Hôtel Saint-Marc Paris: teapot, cutlery, and pastries.

The nice little detail: the honesty bar, with a selection of wines and champagnes kept in a refrigerated wine cellar.

The big plus: the magnificent spa (with a hammam and a pool with hydro-massage jets), which can be privatized for free upon reservation for hotel guests. Don’t hesitate to make your reservation even before arriving at the hotel, to be sure to get the time slot you want.

The good tip: all day long, an open bar with tea, coffee, and snacks in the breakfast room.

My favorite spot in the neighborhood:

Les Noces de Jeanette, a traditional restaurant very close to the hotel.

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Hôtel Saint-Marc
36 rue Saint-Marc 75002 Paris
Connection: free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel with a very good signal
Room rates: starting from 198 €
Buffet breakfast: 19 €
Link to book a room

Le Square Louvois, Paris

This new 4-star hotel opened its doors this summer right in the center of the capital, in the 2nd arrondissement of Paris. Located between the opera of mademoiselle de Montansier, rue de Richelieu, and the salons of the Palais-Royal, the square Louvois is a landmark of Parisian life from the early 19th century. The establishment has maintained a certain classicism since that time through its Haussmannian influences, blended with a clean and elegant style.

Hotel interior with library, coffee machine, and console table.

Client arrival and luggage in hotel lobby with dark herringbone parquet floor.

Cozy lounge area under an arch with floor lamp and view of the AMPLITUD inscription.

Our superior room no. 208:

I found the room magnificent and the bedding was sublime, the only small drawback being the pretty glass door between the bedroom and the bathroom, through which we actually took some funny photos with my favorite photographer, but unfortunately at night it lets through much too much light for my taste…

Le Square Louvois Paris hotel room with bathrobes and black and white artwork.

Hotel bathroom with chrome towel rack and cement tile style tiled wall.

Woman jumping on a bed in a Parisian hotel room, possibly Hôtel Le Square Louvois.

L'Occitane en Provence toiletries in a navy blue fabric towel holder.

The buffet breakfast in the dining room:

Stylish interior restaurant with set tables and guests, Hôtel Le Square Louvois Paris.

Cook preparing a buffet in an elegant Parisian hotel kitchen.

Continental breakfast with scrambled eggs, sausages, and jams, served at Hôtel Louvois.

Savory breakfast at the hotel: scrambled eggs, sausages, ham, tomatoes, and mozzarella.

A good spot in the neighborhood:

Zen Zoo a nice Taiwanese cuisine restaurant.

The little extra: the magnificent pool under the vault in the hotel’s basement, with its hydro-massage bench and a herbal tea room right next door, a real relaxation space you never want to leave…

Woman relaxing in a vaulted stone indoor pool, Hôtel Le Square Louvois Paris.

Facade of Hôtel Le Square Louvois in Paris with its sign.

The good tip: between 4:00 PM and 6:00 PM, the hotel offers its guests a nice “just like at home” afternoon snack, consisting of little treats, cakes, and pastries accompanied by cold drinks, fine teas, or hot chocolates.

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Square Louvois
12, rue Louvois 75002 Paris
Connection: free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel with a strong signal
Room rates: between 238 € and 500 €
City tax per person per day: 2.48 €
Breakfast buffet: 20 € in the dining room and 16 € for a continental breakfast in your room
Link to book a room

Hotels in the 9th arrondissement of Paris

Hôtel 34B, Paris

This 3-star hotel located on the border between the 9th and 2nd arrondissements features 128 rooms themed around the blue, white, and red colors of the capital. The hotel is composed of 3 original buildings, at least part of which dates back to the end of the 18th century, as an inscription on a large stone in the main room indicates the year 1789.

The cheerful renovation of the space, designed by Philippe Maidenberg, highlights the historical architecture of the buildings while marrying them with contemporary furniture—a distinctive signature of the Astotel brand. I loved the large central glass roof that brightens up the breakfast room in particular. During the day, this area also becomes a friendly space where guests can enjoy free pastries and hot and cold drinks—a concept I found very charming. Another friendly aspect of the place is its library of books dedicated to France, which you can borrow for free during your stay. Another point I loved was the panoramic elevator leading to the rooms, which also provides a magnificent view of the grand lounge and the interior of the hotel.

Top tip: Astotel open bar (for guests only—the hungry ones!) with soft drinks and sweet and savory snacks every day from 1 p.m. to 2 a.m.

Designer blue, white, and red balloon-shaped wall lamps at Hôtel 34B Paris.

Facade of the Hôtel 34B Paris on rue du Faubourg Montmartre in the 9th arrondissement.

Modern hotel lobby with a skylight and colorful furniture.

Hotel hallway with red, white, and blue stripes, reminiscent of the Hôtel 34B Paris.

Hôtel 34B Paris Haussmann-style facade with flowered balconies on rue du Faubourg Montmartre.

Round table with coffee, muffin, and an artificial plant, in a Paris hotel setting.

Hôtel 34B Paris interior, reception with a red display and brick wall.

Dining room at the Hôtel 34B Paris with tables, colorful chairs, and hanging plants.

Red leather sofa, small green plant, and a round table in a hotel lounge.

Our blue and white room with a contemporary design: we also particularly appreciated the little chocolates in the room to welcome us (that’s our greedy side talking).

Modern hotel room with a white bed, blue cushions, and a black headboard with circles.

Modern hotel room with a woman looking out the window.

Modern bathroom with a pedestal sink and walk-in shower with marble and tiles.

Breakfast is served as a buffet:

Breakfast served: croissants, orange juice, yogurt, and coffee in a Parisian hotel.

The little extra: free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel with a very good connection.

My favorite addresses in the neighborhood:

Go for lunch or dinner at Mamie Burger right opposite—great burgers in Paris!
If you like grand Parisian brasseries, don’t hesitate to step inside Bouillon Chartier, which is nearby.

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Hôtel 34B
34, rue Bergère 75009 Paris
Price: from 106 € for a standard room
Breakfast buffet: 10 €
Link to book a room

Hotels in the 10th arrondissement of Paris

Hôtel 25Hours Paris Terminus Nord

We discovered this 4-star hotel in 2022 with the favorite photographer and returned in 2023 to sleep there and also to have dinner at the Neni Paris restaurant with our friends from La Bougeotte Française. The 25hours Hotel Terminus Nord is the first hotel in Paris for the trendy 25hours brand and opened its doors in early January 2019. It is located right opposite the Gare du Nord. It is truly a living space, as it houses a great cocktail bar and a restaurant with Israeli inspirations. I really appreciate the vibe of this colorful and cool spot, a true urban cocoon at a crossroads of cultures, located in a cosmopolitan neighborhood.

The hotel is quite vast as it offers 237 rooms in total. It is also possible to come to the hotel just to work, as there are coworking spaces provided for this purpose.

Facade of the 25hours Hotel Terminus Nord, Paris, with NENI restaurant and Terminus Nord.

View from above of the Gare du Nord Paris exterior, mentioning the 25Hours Hotel Paris Terminus Nord.

Bright atrium of the 25Hours Hotel Paris Terminus Nord with staircase and relaxation area.

Lobby of the 25hours Hotel Paris Terminus Nord with staircase, skylight, and bicycles.

Outfit with CHÂTEAU ROUGE inscription and golden belt on a mannequin at the 25Hours Hotel Paris.

Our Large Plus Room no. 525

We had a room in the Large Plus category. The decor of the rooms, as well as the hotel itself, is a mix of cultures with a touch of street art and urban culture. It is designed by Dremeita and Visto, with an homage to African influences and colorful Wax fabrics. Our room had a large balcony with a magnificent view of the Gare du Nord. The only small drawback—I recommend bringing earplugs because, despite very good double glazing, you can still hear quite a bit of noise from the street, even at night. Finally, a special mention for the bedding, which was absolutely top-notch!

The plus point: the mini-bar contains some drinks and snacks and is included in the room price.

Room rates: from 144 € per night

Super Filou 25h Hotel Gare du Nord Paris mascot, golden lamp.

Colorful room at the 25hours Hotel Paris Terminus Nord with wooden headboard and African patterns.

Book about Cherif, 25hours Hotel Paris Terminus Nord.

Colorful room at the 25hours Hotel Paris Terminus Nord, woman reading.

Decorative shelf with colorful dolls, framed photos, and a metal box at the 25Hours Hotel Paris Terminus Nord.

Woman working on a laptop in a colorful room at the 25hours Hotel Paris Terminus Nord.

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25hours Hotel Paris Terminus Nord
12 Boulevard de Denain 75010 Paris
Wi-Fi: free and you can also borrow a mobile hotspot at reception
Mobility: possibility to rent a bicycle at reception to get around Paris
Neni Breakfast buffet: 26€ per person
Link to book a room

Having a drink at the hotel: The Sape Bar

The Sape Bar takes its name from the “sapeurs” originating from the Congo. They wear fashionable, eccentric, and brightly colored clothes which, for them, are an expression of their inner freedom. These modern dandies characterize the urban landscape of the 10th arrondissement, and the bar’s decor pays homage to their class and shimmering colors. I loved the decor and the atmosphere of this intimate bar, the African-American soundtrack, and, on top of that, the cocktails (priced between 8 € and 13 €) are very successful.

To try: the Pineapple Express (13 €); the Gin Basil Smash (13 €); for a non-alcoholic cocktail, I recommend the Bisson’a Bissap (8 €).

Iced red cocktail with mint on a gold bar counter at the 25Hours Hotel Paris.

Yellow cocktail with ice and basil leaf on a gold counter.

Orange cocktail served by a smiling woman at the 25Hours Hotel Paris Terminus Nord.

Striped table lamp on a counter at the 25Hours Hotel Paris Terminus Nord.

Colorful wall decoration with frames, a plate, and decorative pitchers, likely 25Hours Hotel Paris.

Bar with DJ and vinyl records on display at the 25Hours Hotel Paris Terminus Nord.

Bar and customers in a hotel, contemporary interior with artwork and dimmed lighting.

Sape Bar
Link to the Sape Bar website

Eating at the hotel: Neni Paris Restaurant

The hotel restaurant is located next to the Sape Bar on the first floor. It offers modern cuisine inspired by Persian, French, Russian, and Israeli Tel-Aviv influences. Israeli chef Haya Molcho highlights cosmopolitan cuisine.

Among the starters, you’ll find an assortment of mezze: the hummus—I particularly recommend the mango curry which is super original (9.50 €); the famous popcorn falafels by Haya (9 €); the babaganoush (9 €); the baked sweet potato (9 €); you can also get the trio of mezze to share (24 €). For the main course, we tasted the Chicken Shawarma (23 €) which is very nice, the Jerusalem plate (24 €); and the Sabich, a vegetarian street-food specialty from Tel Aviv (19 €). Finally, for dessert, I highly recommend you try the Sesam (10 €), a Neni classic with toasted white sesame, house-made muscovado sugar ice cream, Har Bracha Halva, raw tahini, date syrup, caramelized pecans, or the Knafeh (10 €), a specialty from the old city of Jerusalem.

Rice dish garnished with sauce, cilantro, and chili on a tiered serving tray.

Smiling woman eating dishes on a three-tiered tray at the hotel.

Grilled fish fillet, peas, zucchini, and onion on a white plate.

Olives, red chili, and creamy spread on a metal plate, likely 25Hours Hotel Paris.

25Hours Hotel Paris Terminus Nord restaurant with tufted bench seating and colorful artwork.

Falafels with sauce and pita bread at the Neni restaurant, 25Hours Hotel Terminus Nord Paris.

Lebanese mezze dinner: hummus, moutabal, falafels, and salad, red wine.

Baba ghanoush or hummus served at the restaurant, next to a glass of wine.

Hummus with grilled vegetables, cherry tomato, and sauce at the 25hours Hotel Paris Terminus Nord.

Three smiling diners eating with wine and dishes in a Parisian restaurant.

Red wine bottle Coteaux Château Kefraya 2018 held by hands.

NENI menu at the 25hours Hotel Gare du Nord with blurred restaurant interior.

Ice cream dessert with angel hair and pecans at the 25Hours Hotel Paris.

Two women enjoying desserts on a sofa, "Life Is Fantastic" artistic background.

Neni Paris Restaurant
Balagan menu at 55 € per person served for the whole table
Link to the restaurant website

Hotels in the 11th arrondissement of Paris

Hôtel Le Général, Paris

Located a stone’s throw from the Place de la République, Le Général is a hotel created by Jean-Philippe Nuel in 2000, which has just been completely renovated. The hotel is a place open to the themes of travel, meetings, and sharing. The decor is a mix of design references, antique furniture, and the books on the library shelves are there to participate in the life of the place. When you are passing through, you are even encouraged to leave your personal mark on the hotel: whether by doodling on a pillar or leaving a book or an object in the library.

Glass of white wine and books, including a green "Paris" book, on a wooden table.

Lounge of the Hôtel Le Général Paris with designer furniture and a convex mirror.

Our room no. 56:

I liked the white, restful atmosphere of our small room, its open wardrobe, its small private balcony (perfect for having the little welcome aperitif I mention just below), and the little message on the ceiling: “The world is too small not to meet.”

Modern hotel room with white bed and decorative painting of a Woman with a vintage camera.

Black tray of Hôtel Le Général with cups and colorful candies.

Reception Hôtel Le Général Paris: welcome tray with candies, dried fruits, macarons, and water.

Modern bathroom with vanity and glass shower, Hôtel Le Général Paris.

Brass coat rack with a dark jacket and white scarf at the Hôtel Le Général Paris.

Silver rubber duck with red beak on a white towel, Hôtel Le Général.

Woman looking from a Parisian balcony with a view of rooftops and balconies.

The breakfast:

It is presented as a buffet and is served in the lobby on the ground floor.

Modern hotel bar with menu written on a blackboard and quotes on a column.

Assorted pastries in a white bowl on a wooden table, hotel breakfast.

Waitress bringing a hot breakfast to a table in a Parisian hotel.

Breakfast served at a table in a Parisian hotel room.

The good deal: the welcome drink offered the first evening to all guests.

Contemporary lobby of the Hôtel Le Général Paris with armchairs and designer chandelier.

Smiling woman sticking out her tongue near a glass of white wine in a hotel.

My favorite addresses in the neighborhood:

The Astier restaurant, a high-quality bistro with a Grand Marnier soufflé that is to die for!
Les Chouettes, a gourmet address in an Eiffel-style decor.

The little extra: a sauna, a massage bed, and a fitness area accessible for free to hotel guests.

The hotel also offers pastry masterclasses (price 130 € for a 3-hour session) two Wednesdays per month from 3 PM to 6 PM with Carl Marletti (whose cakes I looooooooove!) and wine and tequila tasting sessions (49 € and 35 €) on Thursdays at the bar.

Woman with glasses relaxed on white pillow, Hôtel Le Général.

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Hôtel Le Général
5/7 rue Rampon 75011 Paris
Connection: free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel with a good signal
Room prices: from 106 to 500 €
Buffet breakfast : 18 € (quick tip, breakfast is free when booking
on the hotel’s official website…)
Link to book a room

Hotels in Clichy (92)

The Tribe Clichy

This hotel is located in Clichy, north of Paris, 3 minutes from metro line 13. The Tribe Clichy is a new 4-star hotel under the Tribe lifestyle brand from the Accor group, opened in 2024. The establishment has 140 design-focused and functional rooms, and we stayed on the 5th floor in a very quiet room that faced the back of the building with a lovely view. The bedding was also of high quality, as were the products offered in the room (bathroom products, coffee, and tea). Breakfast is also very nice with a lovely selection of well-sourced products.

If you want to eat on-site, the address also offers a restaurant with Californian inspiration, featuring a signature cocktail menu—and the ones we tasted were really lovely. To go with them, we ordered an assortment of tapas including guacamole, chicken fingers, a trio of chicken tacos, and I had a particular favorite: the roasted sweet potato served with a leek pesto and feta cream. Finally, the hotel has a cool rooftop with a view of the Eiffel Tower, but we didn’t really have the chance to enjoy it given the time of year we visited, as it was November.

Lounge with shelves filled with books and decorative objects at the Tribe Clichy Hotel.

Tribe Clichy Hotel, light stone facade and illuminated glass ground floor.

Woman sitting on a hotel bed with a "TRI-DH2HU/O-" neon sign at Tribe Clichy.

Colorful hotel hallway, woman interacting with a locker, door lit up with the number 5.

Modern Tribe Clichy bathroom with sink, shower, and illuminated mirror.

Gold bedside lamp and blue hand wall sconce in Tribe Clichy room.

Woman jumping on a Tribe Clichy hotel bed in front of a neon sign.

Guacamole dip with pomegranate seeds and a corn tortilla.

Two sophisticated cocktails presented by a smiling woman, Tribe Clichy style.

Interior restaurant with yellow bench seating, open kitchen, and hanging neon sign, Tribe Clichy.

Red cocktail with red powder on foam, served in a glass on a black table.

Shredded chicken tacos garnished with cilantro and feta on a plate, © Nicolas Diolez.

Hotel rooftop terrace in Clichy at night, low seating and closed umbrellas.

Modern meeting room or restaurant with wooden table and decorative shelves at the Tribe Clichy hotel.

Modern breakfast bar with an employee at Tribe Hôtel Clichy, neon lighting.

Smiling woman having breakfast with pastries and fruit juice at the Tribe Clichy Hotel.

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Tribe Clichy
105 bd Jean Jaurès, Clichy
Room prices: starting from 110€ per night
Restaurant prices: creative cocktails 16€ / tapas to share between 10€ and 15€
Link to book a room

Where to eat right next to the hotel? La Raviole Française

This establishment is a counter-service restaurant for grabbing a quick bite, showcasing Southern specialties through original, flavor-rich creations. The restaurant works with quality ingredients from artisanal producers in the Drôme region. It’s a great opportunity to discover ravioles in all their forms: au gratin, in broth, or with cream and all kinds of sauces! La Raviole Française even adapts its specialty into a large ramen-style broth, blending French and Japanese flavors, and it’s quite a success.

Bowl of hot Asian soup with julienned vegetables and herbs.

Woman eating ravioles in front of a "La Raviole Française" wall mural.

La Raviole Française restaurant interior with orange wall and modern furniture.

Parisian restaurant interior with wooden counter, yellow chairs, and street view.

Smiling woman drinking coffee in a Parisian hotel.

Restaurant interior with orange bench seating and mirror reflecting a La Raviole Française mural.

Facade of the La Raviole Française restaurant with menus and outdoor tables.

La Raviole Française
66 Rue de Neuilly, 92110 Clichy
Price: large ravioles broth + dessert + drink set menu 14.90 € / ravioles in sauce + dessert + drink set menu 16.90 € / ravioles au gratin + dessert + drink set menu 17.90 €
Link to the restaurant’s website

Hotels in Pantin (93)

The Tribe Pantin

This latest addition to the Accor group’s lifestyle brand, Tribe Hotels, is located in Pantin at the gates of Paris in a super trendy neighborhood (which is also accessible by metro, an undeniable plus). On the agenda: 131 rooms with minimalist design, spread across a modern building conceived as a living space, with several areas to work, have a coffee, or even dine at an Italian restaurant. My personal favorite: the outdoor garden at the back of the hotel, which we unfortunately didn’t get to enjoy much due to the weather, but which is really lovely.

In the evening, we dined at the hotel’s Italian restaurant, Tribe Table. On the menu: burrata (9 €), watermelon gazpacho (7 €), pasta (we had the paccheri alla carbonara – 14 €), as well as vegetarian dishes like eggplant parmigiana (15 €). For dessert, we tried the 70% chocolate mousse, which I found very good (9 €).

Red velvet armchair and side table in a Tribe Pantin room.

Woman waking up in a hotel bed drinking coffee.

Tribe Pantin inner courtyard with a woman walking on a wet path.

Woman reading a red book on a gray sofa under an abstract painting.

Wide yellow pasta with creamy sauce and crispy bacon.

Woman pouring water from a fish-shaped carafe in Pantin.

Modern bar with red stools and black counter, Tribe Pantin interior.

Tribe Pantin restaurant interior: red benches, gray chairs, red tables, and woodwork. Photographer Nicolas Diolez.

Modern Tribe Pantin hotel hallway with a walking woman, geometric LED lighting.

Woman drinking an amber-colored cocktail in a large balloon glass at Tribe Pantin.

Modern wood and glass architecture viewed from below towards the blue sky at Tribe Pantin.

Adding almonds and seeds to yogurt with pink granola, held by hands.

Woman with tea and a hearty breakfast on a red table, red benches at Tribe Pantin.

Breakfast buffet at the Tribe Pantin hotel with modern staircase and marbled black bar.

Woman relaxing in bed with a cup in a Tribe Pantin hotel room.

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Tribe Pantin ☆☆☆☆
70 avenue du Général Leclerc 93500 Pantin
“Tribe Table” restaurant prices: cocktails 12€ / starters between 7€ and 16€ / main dishes between 13€ and 19€ / desserts between 8€ and 14€
Link to book a room

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Find all my hotel reviews below:
⇒ All my hotel reviews
⇒ My hotel reviews in Paris
⇒ My hotel reviews in France
My hotel reviews around the World

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⇒ Hôtel de Malte
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Photo credits: Nicolas Diolez
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