Hotel Brittany

Hotel Brittany Paris|Having booked a few days in Paris, my husband and I wanted to stay close to all attractions in the centre as well as close to the train station Gare du Nord. We chose a cosy room at a very very reasonable rate, considering it was the height of the summer holiday season!|Upon arrival, close to midnight, we were given our key card and instructions by a competent concierge and went via lift to the 5th floor.|Everything was beautifully decorated and upon opening the door we felt immediately that this was the right choice for us. A very comfortable bed awaited us and the decor…well…just look at the pictures. Beautiful doesn’t even cover it. |Sadly the view out of the window was a bit of a let down as it showed the “back yard” but as we didn’t spend much time in the room, it didn’t really matter.|A tv as well as a coffee maker, kettle with coffee, tea and mineral water were also in the room. |The en-suite bathroom was large enough for 2 people with a great shower. A hairdryer was in a bag under the sink. Shower gel, shampoo and hand wash soap were provided in dispensers. And whoever designed the bathroom thought of us ladies….the was a mirror on the wall just so we could examine our makeup when needed ( This thing not only lit up but also was a magnifying mirror )|The next morning we went into the dining room, having slept like logs and a very good selection of cold meats, cheeses, baguettes, croissants etc waited for us. On offer were also cooked items such as scrambled eggs, little sausages, bacon bits , falafel and more. If you wanted cereal…not a problem, a selection was available too.|The drinks ranged from juices to a variety of coffees, teas and hot chocolates.|Obviously we explored Paris and I wanted to take my husband to a special meal and needed to ask the concierge for details.|Nathalie, the concierge was very knowledgeable and recommended 2 restaurants along the Champs de Elysées with a view of the Arc de Triumph. We were not disappointed! Thank you Nathalie, your help and advice made the meal what I wanted it to be: another beautiful experience. ||All the staff were super friendly and helpful and the reception was staffed by competent people who were ready to share their knowledge of this wonderfully romantic city..||We would happily book this Hotel again.

Even if I stayed for only one night (wish I could stay more and would definitely come back), I really enjoyed my stay. The hotel is currently renovating their rooms in order for them to achieve 4 stars, and I would say that they are already there (very comfortable bed and linens). The only downside is the breakfast, there is not a lot of choices and it's very basic.

The hotel is lovely! Staff are so nice, the room was clean and decorated so aesthetically including lots of amenities. In a great spot in Paris with easy access to metro links and a short walk to Montmartre with plenty of local shops and restaurants. I would definitely stay here again the experience was nothing short of incredible!

We really enjoyed our stay here! Room was clean and comfortable, breathtaking views of the city! Staff is very friendly.||The location is perfect, very close to the main landmarks. A lot of good bar, restaurants and supermarkets nearby.

We were here two weeks ago and enjoyed our stay. The room was clean, bigger than we expected and had really cute wallpaper. The hotel was pretty quiet in the evening and the staff was helpful with any questions we had. Location was pretty good as well.

As described; room is small as expected for middle of Paris. Room was recently renovated, like brand new. The area around had lots of restaurants and bakeries , not far to convenience store. The hotel is being renovated but not concerning for us. I would recommend this hotel.

Our experience at this hotel was very disappointing. We arrived at 11 a.m. and, since check-in wasn’t until 3 p.m., we dropped off our luggage — that part was smooth. However, I needed to use the downstairs toilet and was told it was out of use due to construction. What was really frustrating is that there was absolutely no mention anywhere that the hotel was under construction. The entire front of the building was covered in scaffolding, which blocked all the balconies. When we got to our room later that day, there were dirty socks left on the balcony, which was also dusty and completely unusable due to the building work. The bar and bar area were also under construction, so we couldn’t use any of the advertised facilities. On top of all that, the room was incredibly small — much smaller than we expected. Had we known about the construction and the limited space, we would’ve booked somewhere else. The lack of communication was really disappointing and definitely affected our stay.

Lovey hotel that delivers well above its price point. Tasteful rooms, much-needed air-conditioning, comfy beds and lovey staff on reception. Will be returning for sure.

Great location but the room is super tiny and super basic. The room I stayed at supposedly costs €230/night during the high season and €170/night during the low season but thanx to hotel.com I only paid $107/night. However, I had to pay everything upfront online in advance to get that special deal which was completely worth it if you wanna save big. Here are pros & cons: Pros: - Location is pretty fab, just a block away from Notre Dame de Lorette metro station and is a walking distance to L'Opera. - Free wifi - A-OK breakfast with scrambled eggs, sausages, baguette, croissants, hams, cheese, yogurt, & fresh fruits. Coffee sucked but I liked the fresh squeezed orange/grapefruit juice. - Multilingual receptionists - Room is tiny but clean - For €16/person, the hotel can arrange hotel pickup service to the airport. Cons: - Super tiny room! - lighting is too dark - no bathtub, just shower. No hair conditioner so bring your own - wifi doesn't work in the room, just in the lobby. It's also annoying that I had to register myself every time I try to connect to wifi. - super tiny elevator! This is very typical of hotels in Europe but this one is particularly tiny so don't bring big suitcases. $107/night in 9e arrondissement is a steal in my opinion. If you value location and price over space and fancy decor, this might work for you but I would never pay the regular price for a room like this. €230($315) is a real rip off, but remember it's Paris. La vie a Paris est trop chere!

The hotel is in a nice and safe area, and we paid about $180 for a single room on a Wednesday night. The person who checked us in wasn't bilingual, but we were still able to converse with the little French I knew. The building itself is really old, and our room was pretty grungy. The shower was filled with mold, and the floors just felt dirty. We also weren't able to sleep much because the Yacht Club was loud with people outside until after midnight. We were also only given one key and we needed to leave it with the front desk each time we left which I thought was really weird. My parents paid for a larger room, however, and their room seemed much nicer. They also weren't able to hear the outside noise so maybe it's just bad on the lower floors.

I LOVED this Hotel. Not only does it have my name "Brittany" but it's beautiful, quiet and next to so many stores, bars and restaurants. It also has breakfast which is quite convenient. The staff is super Friendly and helpful. I was traveling solo and they made sure to take a non-selfie picture of me, unsolicited. It was my first time in Paris from the beautiful Sunny Los Angeles, California in the U.S. and my stay here did not disappoint. The only downside is other than the Basilica and Moulin Rouge it's not close to the other popular monuments like the Eiffel Tower so if you're a walker like me (63,500 plus steps and 29mi during my 48 hour stay) it is quite a walk back to your hotel from the Eiffel Tower. However, for the public transportation friendly individual there is ample public transportation availability to get you to where you want to go. LOVED it!