Annecy 2nd arrondissement-Bourse Hotels

We booked a yellow room (deluxe room), but unfortunately when we arrived on the day, only the purple room was available, which was slightly smaller, and the bed was not a 2-meter bed but a narrow double size. But the hotel staff was very polite, and the hotel was in a good location, with easy access to the Louvre, Arc de Triomphe, Elysee Palace and Opera House, as well as Place de la Concorde and Place Vendôme. The most popular croissant bakery and chocolate shop are located downstairs from the hotel.

The location of the hotel is great, the subway station is across the street from Galeries Lafayette and Printemps department store. The room is not very big, there is a hallway at the entrance, which wastes space. The decoration is great, modern design. The breakfast is average, semi-buffet, not very rich.

It's a simple hotel. In Japan, it is similar to business hotels such as Toyoko. The convenience is excellent. It's a 5-minute walk to Opera Station, and there are museums and shopping such as Garnier and Lafayette within walking distance. There are almost no amenities, but it is enough for a solo traveler. There is no coffee available, so we recommend bringing paper cups or instant coffee if you are staying for several nights. There is a pot, but no mineral water.

Very Japanese-style hotel, everything from the lobby to the room feels mini, exquisite and beautiful but too small. If you are tall and strong, it is recommended to stay in a more spacious hotel, you don't know where to put your luggage. The location is super good, next to the Japanese food street, the subway station is right outside, and you can walk to the Grand Theater, the Louvre, and Galeries Lafayette. The breakfast is great!

Next to Concorde Square, shopping is very convenient. We arrived in Paris in the early morning. The hotel is good, check in early for us. The downside is that the hotel is a bit old and the rooms are a bit small. Adding 2,500 yuan per night to upgrade to the suite is much more comfortable and the view is good. Capitalist countries really have a penny for a dollar. Breakfast choices are not too small and are suitable for Orientals.

Very central location, just a ten-minute walk from the Louvre and the Seine, next to the Galeries Lafayette and the Opera House. The hotel's breakfast is very good, simple but delicious. The room is a bit small but it doesn't matter. The food and scenery of Paris are important.

The breakfast was not clean, and my friend and I both had food poisoning. Vomiting and diarrhoea.

The location of this Mercure is so good, it's so convenient for eating out, commuting by subway, and it only takes a few minutes to walk to Galeries Lafayette. So we extended our stay in Paris for another three days, and a lady who looked like a supervisor at the front desk agreed to let us stay in the original room. The only drawback is that this hotel is too close to the road, and those who are light sleepers have to endure the traffic noise. The rooms are randomly assigned, and I didn't get the quiet room I wanted anyway.

Conveniently located. The apartment is spacious and clean. It is equipped with electric kettle, microwave, oven, toaster, mini fridge, dishwasher & washing machine. Forgot to take pics of the apartment :-( Breakfast is available at EUR18/pax. Cleaning services is not available for short stays ie less than a week. You’ll have to clear the trash during your stay. Staff are all very friendly and nice. Highly recommended for families. It’ll remain as our preferred choice if we visit Paris again.

From the moment we stepped inside the Hotel the staff couldn't do enough for us. Made us feel very welcome. Our room was immaculate. Non alcoholic drinks in our room was a lovely touch. Breakfast was lovely. Then the added touch of refreshments and snacks from 2pm til 2am I would definitely recommend this hotel. 5 star from me and my husband