Hotel Antin Trinité

It is located right behind the famous department store, Galeries Lafayette. It is a convenient location because you can access anywhere by foot, bus, or train. I have stayed in a hotel in the 17th arrondissement in the past, but compared to that, the security was much better, and there were no strange people walking around early in the morning or at night, and it was not scary or noisy outside. They change the towels every day, and the hotel was cleaned well, even from a Japanese perspective of hygiene. The shower has hot water quickly and the water pressure is sufficient. There is a proper hand shower. However, the shower room is quite small, and my husband, who has poor eyesight, had some difficulty using it, so that may be the only drawback. The room is just big enough to spread out one suitcase for airplane check-in, and the bed is packed, so it may not be suitable for people with too much luggage. There is a large rack to hang clothes, so in our case, we hung two people's clothes (shirts, pants, light down) on it. If it's your first time in Paris and you want to enjoy a Parisian view from your room, I don't recommend this hotel, but such hotels are quite expensive, and if you're going to be sightseeing all day and not in your room, I think it's better to stay at a convenient and inexpensive hotel like this one and go to the Arc de Triomphe or the Eiffel Tower to see the view. The staff were all friendly and wonderful. This hotel is safe for Japanese people. By the way, the elevator is old-fashioned, so it was confusing at first, but now I think it was an interesting experience. It's not uncommon in Europe to have no elevators, so I'm grateful that there is an elevator. Attached are photos of the main street just outside the hotel, inside Galeries Lafayette, and a nearby cafe where locals can have breakfast. If you stay at this hotel, you can quickly access these wonderful views of Paris. It was a good experience. Thank you to everyone at the hotel.