Hotel Brittany - 4 étoiles

We stayed in the hotel for 5 nights between the 6th and 10th of September. We stayed in a family room in the newly-renovated seventh floor of the hotel. The room was very satisfactory. It was spacious for a hotel in Paris with a very nice bathroom and we were very comfortable. The room was cleaned every three days and kept to a very high standard. ||The hotel is beautifully decorated with a spacious lounge area on the ground floor with board games and card games. The breakfast buffet had a good selection as well and varies slightly from day to day which makes it more interesting. The amenities in the rooms and at the breakfast were of very good quality.||The staff were amazingly helpful and kind. In particular, Nathalie, David, and Kevin were super helpful with recommending things to do when it was raining and advising us when to go see popular attractions. Kevin helped us out when planning our day trip to Versailles since there was a transport strike occurring at the same time.||The hotel is located very centrally in the 9th arrondissement with a very close metro station and close bus stops too (however, it's not loud at all). It is close to Montmartre as well so it makes spending a day in Montmartre very easy. There is also a Catholic church (Notre Dame de Lorette) less than a block away. There are also many shops and bakeries in Rue des Martyrs which is right opposite the hotel.||All in all, we had a great time at this hotel and we highly recommended it to family and friends.

We had a delightful few days at hotel Brittany. The room was quiet, comfortable and beautifully decorated, the staff were outstandingly attentive, warm and helpful and the breakfast was excellent. I also loved the location, with the main tourist areas being a healthy walk away and metro stops very close by. We would not hesitate to stay here again.

Stayed here Oct. 2-4. The hotel is fully renovated and beautifully done. As a solo traveler, I found my room to actually be larger than other solo rooms I’ve stayed in elsewhere. Small touches like the L’Occitane bath products (including conditioner which isn’t common) and a large, fluffy bath towel were nice. I loved the hotel’s proximity to the many restaurants and shops. It’s on a quieter street and I had no trouble sleeping at night. Staff were also very courteous. I’d have no qualms about staying here again!

Great location, right in the heart of Paris with the metro just a 2-minute walk away. The hotel has its own signature quirky style presented in a modern and tasteful way. The staff are very friendly and welcoming, and the breakfast is well balanced. Overall, I was very happy with my stay at Hotel Brittany and would definitely recommend it.

We loved this little hotel. Everything was great. The rooms were clean and well decorated. Fantastic front desk customer service. My only minor complaints was the cold shower, I don’t believe the hotel has enough hot water for a sold out hotel. ||we slept in and were probably one of the last to shower. My advice, get up early and shower right away.||

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.

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.

A lot of the hotel was under construction like 60-70% or the floors including the ground floor. You need to take the small elevator up which proved to be a pain since most of the residents didn’t want to walk through the construction. The internet went down for a good 24+ hours and they really had no estimation of when it would be going back up. This slightly concerned me as I needed to have an important work meeting. The rooms were very nice. Beds were incredibly comfortable. AC worked great. Location is ok regarding connectivity to the metro stops. Most of the metros are 10 minute walk. There are some great restaurants near the area though that I enjoyed.

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!