Paris 16th arrondissement-Passy 2-star Hotels

I stayed here while traveling with my family in Paris. Even though it was rainy season, the room was really comfortable and good. The space is not that big, but I was satisfied with the price. The location is great. I would like to stay here again the next time I travel to Paris.

If we accept that this is a 2* Star Hotel from the beginning then my comments can be seen in context. I came here because of it's central location between the Start and the Finish of the Marathon. The room was on the third floor and I had to carry my two cases up and down the narrow staircase, no drama, there is a lift but it was easier to carry. The room was a twin bedded room ( I was on my own ) and it was small but more than adequate for me. My running kit was my priority and there was plenty of space to lay everything out and to hang other items of general clothing. I did have the breakfast twice and this was well presented and being available when I needed it perfect for me. The room was very clean and the bathroom although small was very clean and shower perfect. I had a street side room and there was no noise although the street rubbish collection happens every day early but I was up by then anyway. The staff were friendly and very helpful when asked. I had to finish the Marathon and then shower at the hotel prior to a flight later in the afternoon. The Hotel allowed me to check out but also to have a shower in the afternoon after the Marathon. Thank you very much to them. Would I go back, yes I would, it is a perfect hotel if you are just going to use it as a base for tourism or to do the Marathon.

Ordinary hotels in foreign countries generally have no breakfast. The hotel is close to the subway station, and the Paris Metro is well-developed. The room is small and the sound is not good. There is no hot water bottle, you need to leave the door key at the front desk. Booking for more than a week in advance is cheaper. There is a Chinese fast food restaurant opposite the second intersection on the Seine River. It can solve the taste of Chinese food and the price is not expensive.

Location is really amazing Staff was nice to us However the room really is very small and the window is next to air-condition/ventilation machine that kept making a banging sound all making it hard to sleep. Receptionist told us can't do anything as they are full now and can't offer a different room (I have read many reviews where people had the same experience, so if it was true or not that the hotel was full we'll never know) Not so sure about cleanliness either as I saw mud on the floor and bathroom didn't look very clean.

My boyfriend and I wanted to visit Paris as a romantic couples trip and ofcourse wanted a decent hotel. After a little searching on the web we found Hotel Quartier Latin. We had a lot of delays on our way over here so we were worried the reception would be closed, however, there was a note on the door that said we could call the owners and they’d let us in. The next day we were served a lovely breakfast in our rooms and we felt very welcome. The days after we simply had a lovely time. The staff were very kind and humorous, the room was nice, clean and spacious with a rather big balcony overlooking the Paris streets. Overall we had a very pleasant experience, this hotel is definitely worth your money. Thank you chef!

Excellent 3 stars, a little decentralized but with a stop from metro 3 to 50 m and bus 92 for the Arc de Triomphe at 100 m, in a neighborhood full of restaurants and commercial activities. The top room is a little small but all-supplyed, with WC in separate environment. I would have preferred the shower box to the bathroom. As usual in France, there is no bidet. Unfortunately, moquette floor. Always very clean room. Good mattress. Early breakfast acceptable. l'll have luggage deposit. I'll be back.

Stayed at the hotel back in December 18/January 19 over the new year for 5 nights with my girlfriend. First of all it looked lovely from the outside, really old school, authentic looking french building, very beautiful. It was located in a good location, just a short walk away from the Eiffel Tower and situated around lots of restaurants, cafes & bars! There are also two metro stations very close by and lots of shops. Also we found a brilliant location if you are keen on your walking, if your a keen walker we got to all the major attractions within maximum an hour on foot. The major issue we had with the hotel was the size of the room really, the pictures on the website were very deceiving - ultimately it wasn’t a major issue as we weren’t actually in the room a lot but when your somewhere for 5 days there was limited space in the room to relax and for storage plus the bathroom was VERY small. But the room was always as clean as it could be, it’s very old fashioned and I would say in need of a freshen up but non the less a lovely spot, friendly staff and we enjoyed our stay. The lifts were also very dated and just be careful as you literally walk straight out the lifts on to a spiral staircase, sometimes a little tricky after a sherbert or two.

The beds were uncomfortable, and there was a terrible smell coming from the washroom BUT with that being said the room was large for the location in a major city. The staff was friendly and the breakfast a fantastic price. We picked this hotel for it's location and it did not disappoint. 10min walk to Trocadero and 6min to the Arc de Triumph. We would stay again!

Most amenities in this hotel show commitment to better our planet. There are no more plastic water bottles in the hotel, rather cold still water and sparkling water on tap in the lobby, where you can refill your container or grab a glass, for free. Access to floors and rooms is with bamboo-made magnetic cards 💳, very stylish. There are also 4 automatic coffee machines ☕️ where one can help oneself to cappuccinos, mochas, single and double espressos, americanos, etc. Free breakfast included croissants 🥐 , chocolate croissants, cold meats, yogurt, fruits 🍎 , cheeses 🧀, cereal 🥣, eggs 🥚 you can boil at your own taste and more. From 6:30am to 8:00am is the best time to get it, after that, it gets busier until 10:00 am when it’s removed. ROOM AMENITIES There were eight European type-C 200V outlets across the room and 2 USB outlets by one side of the main bed. When we arrived, the sofa beds 🛋 were already converted to beds and made; we thought of this as a very nice and smart gesture, considering that many hotels we’ve stayed at have sofa-beds with missing linens and we have to do the work. The bathroom is a minimalist expression of a bathroom: Curtains or sliding door is missing from the shower so after showering 🚿 you’ll notice a bit of water that needs to be wiped off, just for your own safety. Toilet, shower and sink are all in the bathroom and there was no lock in the room we got. Blame the jet-lag or not, the IKEA-type simple beds 🛏 were very comfy! It just would have been nice to have light sheets during one warm night, instead of just the thick covers. There was no safe in the room and only one safe for the whole hotel, operated by the manager. Apparently they haven’t had an incident “ever” and we didn’t experience anything either, leaving valuables such as passports, electronics, home keys 🔑, etc. AROUND THE HOTEL Excellent location: 🚶🏻 Walking distance from about 20 different restaurants as well as the Port D’Italie Metro 🚇 and Bus 🚌 station, where you can easily and inexpensively find transport.Oh, and very close to Paris’ interior circuit Boulevard Périphérique Intérieur, in case of driving around. Considering the €125 nightly rate for a room that can host 6 people that can be fed breakfast everyday, I’d say it’s a great deal. #ruizmedina⭐️

This was a last minute booking due to our return journey to London on the Eurostar being cancelled. We had to find somewhere to stay for an extra 2 nights and the Kyriad Hotel was reasonable priced. The hotel is situated on a main road in an area which I would describe as being somewhat ”edgy”. Were I traveling alone as a female I would have probably not have ventured out alone after dark. But we were traveling as a couple and didn't stay out late, so this was not an issue for us. The bonus is that the Metro station is literally 3 minutes walk away with a direct line to Gare du Nord (for Eurostar travelers). Also a 15-20 minute walk gets you to Montemartre which is a great area for sightseeing with an excellent choice of restaurants. The hotel itself was perfectly fine for a 3 star hotel - functional, clean and the staff were really lovely. We had a room facing the courtyard and it was quiet, we slept well at night. The beds (two singles pushed together) were comfortable and the linens clean and crisp. The shower had plenty of hot water and the towels were good quality. The buffet breakfast was adequate and whilst the choice was limited, the food was tasty and fresh. We were able to leave our luggage in a locked cupboard on our last day so that we could go out and explore. The reception staff were ever so helpful and spoke excellent English as well as Italian. All in all I would not hesitate recommending the Kyriad Hotel.