Hotel Eiffel Petit Louvre

Hotel exceeded expectation and was in prime location for walking to the Eiffel Tower and the Siene River. Plenty of eating and market options available in the vicinity. The staff was more than accommodating and helpful. The rooms maintained their uniqueness and cleanliness. Enjoyed my stay and will definitely return for my next holiday to Paris. Highly recommend this hotel to any solo travelers or couples.

Things I liked : -Breakfast buffet was good and at a good price. -location was great, safe area, close to Eifell tower. -clean over-all -staff was great with ideas and help getting around. -next to a train station. Things I didn't like : -only gave you 1 key to the room. -made you turn that key in when you left the hotel for "safety"? -had to put key in a slot for lights to work.... So when you left the hotel, all power turns off in the room. -barely any toiletries. -tiny room -A/C was OK. Overall, if you go into Europe realizing that it is not America and everything is smaller and they do things differently, it is fine. Hotel was a good experience.

Great place - super cute and the staff were amazing! Easy walk to the Eiffel Tower. Yes, the rooms are small, but this is to be expected in Paris. Highly recommend.

Wonderful location! Staff are great. We stayed in a room that had a view of the tip of the Eiffel Tower, it was still a nice treat. Everything from shopping, sightseeing, and food are in walking distance. I loved seeing people sitting outside, conversations being had around wine and food... no phones!

As a father traveling with my wife & 2 adult daughters, we reserved 2 rooms next to each other. From the start, the experience was unsettling. During check‑in, Raul was passive‑aggressive & spoke down to us. We had made an error on the reservation — 1 room was booked for 6 nights instead of 7 - we were fully willing to pay for the extra night. Raul said he could fix it, but his body language & tone were anything but welcoming. He took over 45 minutes to process the change. He also told us the hotel “strongly recommends” guests turn in their room keys every time they leave. His explanation — a confusing story about a man following a woman inside — raised more concerns than reassurance. Breakfast felt unsafe; someone was coughing heavily while preparing food. Signs throughout the hotel stated that although housekeeping only comes every 4 days, but staff still enters rooms daily “for safety.” I’m attaching a picture of the policy posted in the elevator. The most troubling incident involved Raul ignoring a Do Not Disturb sign. After my daughters reported smoke from another room (only so they wouldn’t be charged), he insisted multiple times on changing their towels even though they declined. Later, my wife saw him entering their room with the DND sign displayed. He told her he had the authority to override it. This was alarming. If one of my daughters had been showering or alone, the situation could have been far worse.