Amarante Beau Manoir

It was my first visit in Paris, so I literally had no idea what it would be like but wanted to stay in a hotel that has the historical energy rather than modern clean energy. The hotel had the historical energy I was looking for and really was happy to make this place my home during my visit. The location was perfect for me and helped me use the local train to explore all these museums, churches, historical spots and complete my shopping in 5 days. It had all of the great restaurants and cafes (fair and affordable) and grocery stores too. Like others noted the bed was also very comfortable! All of the staff were very helpful, and made sure everything was taken care of. If I ever make my next visit, I surely will consider to stay here again. I want to thank the staff very much from the bottom of my heart. I miss their friendly attitude and smile already!

Wonderful hotel!! Friendly and very helpful staff. Room was great with a large marble bathroom and a great view. Location is perfect-it’s right in the middle of everything. Neighborhood feels very safe. Closest metro is Madeleine, which is a short walk. The best part about this hotel is there isn’t a lot of tourist around which means the neighborhood is very friendly. When we were trying to figure out where we were going a Frenchman with a bulldog offer to help us with directions. The restaurants close by are the best we found in Paris, with amazing food and friendly waiters. If I come back to Paris I will definitely stay here again.

The hotel has an excellent location but that is it. The rooms were spacious but very very basic. Poorly lit. There was barely any lighting in the room. The hotel staff was very very helpful and friendly. The breakfast was average. All 5 days they served the exact same breakfast- no change.

I have never in my life been treated with such disrespect and condescension by a member of staff at a facility, let alone one that is supposed to have 4 stars. The check-in agent was incredibly out of line and this has really ruined the first night of my parents visiting Paris. After 13 hour flight and 1,5 hours in traffic, this employee wanted to re-charge for the room which had already been paid in full. Once this was resolved he stated breakfast wasn’t included, which it was. I had even called staff days after receiving my confirmation to ensure everything was in order and that everything would run smoothly on the day. I was told there was no manager and that I’d have to wait for Monday to speak about this incident.. so 3 days!!? Absolutely unacceptable. As someone who has worked in this sector I can not imagine by what merit this member of staff was hired.

It's very rare for me to leave a one star review but I'm going to on this occasion because I can't recommend anyone stays here. The room was incredibly dark, even during the day, thanks to metal shutters over the window which couldn't be easily opened and only a couple of tiny overhead lights on one side of the room. The air conditioning built into the room didn't work: I don't mean we couldn't figure out how to work it, I mean the plastic control box was physically broken. So instead, the hotel had provided a portable air conditioner but the only place to vent it was to shove the exhaust pipe out of the ground floor window and into the street outside, and sleep with the window open (not good in hot weather, with traffic noise and passing sirens outside). Then the ants showed up. I first noticed the problem when I stepped on them, bare-footed, in the middle of the night. Breakfast was a jaw-dropping £20 per person per day. Good choice but food quality didn't come close to what I'd expect for that price: stale croissants (if you can't get a fresh croissant in Paris, where can you get one?), apples that were so past it, the skin was shriveled and wrinkly, three choices of cereal (of which two were cornflakes). None of this would be too bad if the hotel was cheap... okay, the ants would be. But this isn't a £50 or £60 per night place, it's £100 per night (£120 with breakfast) and for that, I expect a lot more.

The best part about staying in this hotel is the catacomb type lower level where breakfast is served. The cellar has arched walls with great ambience. The food served is good, too. Friendly, helpful staff. Room is small,old and moldy smelling which irritated my sinuses. Good location, though.

I stayed at the amarante beau manoir hotel On 24 june 2019 for just one night. And i am so glad it was JUST one night. The hotel staff is nice but the hotel is extrememly shabby and filthy, with zero maintenance. The elevator was not working, the staircase carpet was beyond filthy and worn out. The room itself was dark and dingy, in dire needs of an upgrade. The bed was extremely uncomfortable and the airconditioning did not work at all. I was given similar rubbish excuses as another reviewer tht you left the window open and that the temperature cannot be less than 26 degrees. The run down state of the hotel is just sad especially since the location is very decent.

My wife and I stayed here for 3 nights and thought it was a fine hotel but probably shouldn’t get a 4 star classification. Although we had a smaller room it had a little hint of charm and had some big windows to open up to the street below. The staff seemed friendly. We choose not to partake in the €20 breakfast buffet and opted for a cafe.

My family and I stayed here for 3 days as an ending stop of our Central Europe tour. Walking in, the decor was cute; old fashioned chairs, fancy carpet portraits on the walls, gold interior...The lady at the front desk was sweet. Breakfast was decent. Besides that, we encountered a few issues: 1) The elevator was super tiny. The maximum amount of people that could fit were 4, and there's 4 of us all together and we had to smush in every time. 2) We ordered room service on our first night because we were so hungry, so we ordered lasagna. Worst lasagna ever. It didn't even look like lasagna. It just looked like a bunch of cheese was heated up in the microwave on top of veggies. 3) One day our TV wasn't working so we called the front desk to fix it, and they told us all the TVs won't be working the whole day and night. Really? -__- Overall: I guess you really get to experience the tiny hotels Paris offers, but I feel like there would be better service at others.

Pleasant old fashioned hotel on the much-hotelled Rue de L'Arcade by Place de la Madeleine. The rack rates are high (as everywhere in Paris) but you should be able to get a good deal through Booking.com etc. My rate was less than half the published price. My room was large and what I guess we should call "traditionally" furnished - lots of wood and swag. With windows overlooking a side street, it was very quiet. Pleasant and restful small lounge downstairs and helpful concierge. I didnt try the food nor use the internet (not free), so cant comment on these. Overall an acceptable 1 / 2 night business stop.

I have stayed in this hotel in the past multiple times and found it to be centrally located to shopping and metro. Since I have not stayed here in over 5 years I expected the same level of service and conditions. I found the afternoon clerk rude,the manager was no where to be found. The only saving part of our stay was the night clerk remembered me and the morning clerk was very kind and knowledgeable. I think this hotel needs a little sprucing up, its looking very tired, but still in a great location.