Hotels near 11th arr., Paris

This review is from a Malaysian Chinese woman, 20+, 170cm, size M.😆 If you're on a budget but it's your first time in France and you're worried about safety, read this. Pros: 1. Since it's a hotel, housekeeping cleans daily. At the very least, the trash and towels are replaced every day. I stayed for 7 nights, and if I had stayed in an Airbnb, the trash would probably have piled up. So, this is great for longer-staying travelers. 2. Convenient location. It's a 15-minute walk to Place de la Bastille and Le Marais. Taking the bus and metro is very easy, and Paris is a great city for walking. I even walked from the hotel to the Opera in an hour, and the scenery along the way was beautiful. 3. Lots of food nearby! Plenty of brunch spots – you can grab a bite right outside the door. 4. 24-hour front desk, so any issues can be addressed at any time. Cons: 1. Bathroom: Upon check-in, there was a distinct odd smell in the bathroom. It wasn't ammonia; maybe it was the disinfectant they use? Also, you can't flush too much toilet paper at once, or it won't go down. Surprisingly, the shower and toilet are separate, with a curtain you can pull for a semi-wet/dry separation. As a 170cm, M-sized Asian woman, I found it perfectly adequate. 2. Bedding: Although housekeeping came to clean daily, I don't think the bed linen was changed. Since we weren't out early and back late, we were too lazy to ask (though I'm sure we could have mentioned it to the front desk), so the cleanliness might be just okay. However, the bed wasn't uncomfortable; I've slept on more expensive beds that were worse. 3. Soundproofing: Not great. If you sleep in a bit late, you'll start hearing traffic noise from the street. But there aren't many cars in the morning, so it acts as a little alarm, reminding you it's 11 am and time to get up! 🤣 Overall, it's a safe, affordable, and convenient place! If you can tolerate the three drawbacks I mentioned, then it's definitely worth checking out.

For Seb & Co in Paris: The location is very convenient while still being quiet, which is a big plus in Paris. The hotel itself is quite basic, but in a good, practical way: it has everything you need, it feels clean, and it works well if you are looking for a comfortable base rather than a luxury stay. It is not the kind of hotel you book for extra services or a special atmosphere, but it is a solid option if you want somewhere quiet, well located, and easy to use as a base for exploring the city or for going to the office. Overall, a simple, clean, and convenient hotel in a good Paris location. Not fancy, but definitely practical and comfortable enough for a short stay.

Booked for one night with my daughter. I requested a room with twin beds: contract honored (1 double bed and 1 single bed 👍). Toilet and shower in the room. Relatively spacious room. Decent bedding; the room doesn't face the street, so we had a good, quiet night. Full breakfast: coffee, milk, hot water, orange juice, cereal, croissant, bread, and whatever else you want to put on it... The whole place could do with a bit of updating, and the bedspreads could definitely be replaced, but for one night, it's good value for money.

Disappointed. Barely any cold water coming from the tap. No toilet paper. 4th floor without a lift, and we weren't informed beforehand. Uncomfortable bed. Zero soundproofing, and unfortunately, very noisy neighbours. In short, I hardly slept.

The room was a bit small, but the bathroom was quite spacious. The location was absolutely fantastic, I was very happy with it.

Good accommodations, very comfortable bed, close to the subway, restaurants, and various shops. Friendly and attentive service. My only complaint is that it was written on the Trip booking that breakfast was free for children under 17, but it wasn't. The hotel claims to have no idea about this. It wasn't free. But there are cheaper breakfast options nearby.

The room was a bit small, but perfectly adequate for two people. You might struggle a bit with a large suitcase! It had a bed, a bathroom, and a shower, which was all we needed. Just like in Rome, the beds in Paris tend to be on the softer side, which I found quite uncomfortable! There's a small kitchen and bathroom downstairs. Before we left, we bought some sausages from the supermarket and heated them up in the microwave in the small kitchen, which was perfect for lunch!

The room was bigger than I expected Very clean - Coffee machine and selection of tea were complimentary.

Barebones hotel for those who want to travel on a budget but don't want to stay in hostels/share a room with others. Comes with a bed, bathroom, small desk, TV and small closet. There's stuff like ~5 hangers, a hair dryers etc. but they also lack some basics like toiletries (you only have a 2-in-1 shampoo and shower gel; no toothbrush, shaving kit, etc.) and slippers. Service was adequate and 24/7 so that's a plus.

This was a generally clean hotel! It felt like a slightly larger version of a typical Japanese business hotel. When we went out, we had to leave our key at the front desk, which was a bit of an old-fashioned system. The air conditioning only blew cold air, so when I mentioned it to the front desk, they told me to use the heater. It was warm when we returned after leaving the heater on, but it got a little chilly while sleeping. The hot water worked fine, water pressure was normal, and there were no issues with the shower at all! We only booked this hotel for the day we were exploring the Le Marais district. I think it might be a bit inconvenient for a multi-day stay if you're planning to see all of Paris, but it's perfectly sufficient if you're just focusing on the Le Marais area. Be aware that the nearest station (from what I saw) doesn't have escalators or elevators, and the surrounding area has Paris's characteristic cobblestone streets, so those with large suitcases should be careful! It could be tough, especially for groups of women traveling alone.