Buci Hotel

Our stay at Hôtel de Buci was exceptional from the moment we arrived until the minute we left. The customer service was truly top notch. Every single person on the team made us feel welcomed, valued, and genuinely cared for. I love staying in boutique hotels, especially in Paris, because I want that authentic, intimate French experience, and this hotel absolutely delivered. We originally booked the smallest room but decided to upgrade to one of the largest suites upon arrival. It was completely worth the extra investment. The room had massive high ceilings, a stunning canopy bed, rich red curtains, and the most beautiful classic French atmosphere. It felt elegant, romantic, and perfectly Parisian. Additionally, the location of this hotel was in absolute prime real estate! Sanjay, the head of concierge, was one of our favorite people we met in Paris. He was incredibly warm and personable, always greeting us by name and making us feel at home. His recommendations were fantastic, and he even helped secure VIP tickets to Palace of Versailles. Thanks to his thoughtful tips, we truly maximized our day there. If you are staying in the Saint Germain neighborhood, I would recommend this hotel without hesitation. We will absolutely be back on our next trip to Paris.

Our stay at Hotel De Buci was great. We received excellent treatment from Sanjay & the other hotel staff. This boutique hotel is centrally located in the heart of Paris & will not disappoint. There are many local cafe's just outside the hotel entrance making the experience like you are immersing yourself in the culture. Sanjay is the hotel concierge and made several plans for our stay including Eiflel Tower, Big Bus Tour, dinner recommendations, transfers etc. He stands ready to meet your every need with a happy attitude. The friends we came with have been to this hotel 2 times within one year and plan on going back as we will as well.

Nice location, nice room. A bit tiny.

We do not have enough words to praise the staff for making our stay so memorable and magical at Hotel de Buci. They are all friendly, polite and courteous, ensuring your stay is enjoyable. The hotel is superbly located for cafes, restaurants and sightseeing all major attractions in Paris. You will not be disappointed by choosing Hotel de Buci, only when you have to leave, as you will not wish to leave, like ourselves. You will not regret selecting Hotel de Buci for making your stay in Paris extra memorable. It is simply the best. From the day you enter the hotel to the day of your departure, you will be well taken care of from beginning to end. It is exquisite honestly. Hotel de Buci is in a class all.of it's own and outshines all other hotels regardless of their star rating, due to the staffs personalities, warm sunny dispositions and making your day start with a smile, spreading good cheer and joy to all. They also have a Spa, where you can indulge in relaxation and being pampered from head to toe in luxury. Hotel de Buci is the creme de la creme of all hotels, due to its staff and in particular Chef Concierge Sanjay, who has selected the best staff to work at the hotel. C'est magnifique et charmante.

If you are looking for a cosy hotel in the heart of St Germain des Prés, look no further. Hotel Buci is just perfection. Rooms are small like everywhere in Paris, but very comfortable, very quiet and well appointed (robe, safe, minibar). I also enjoyed the soaps and shampoo. There is a spa in the basement (I did not have the time to try it). Nice breakfast includes freshly squeezed orange juice and excellent coffee. So the hotel is really good, but what impressed me the most was the staff, professional but very welcoming, solving any issue that could possibly affect your stay. Amazingly helpful. All of them ! BRAVO Oh, I almost forgot the happy hour at 6 pm with drinks and cool and quiet live music !

Extremely Disappointing Experience – Not Recommended This was, without question, one of the most disappointing hotel experiences I’ve had in Paris. The management culture is deeply concerning. The way senior staff and directors speak to employees is visibly disrespectful and unprofessional. The atmosphere feels tense and unhealthy, which inevitably impacts the overall service quality. Cleanliness standards are far below what should be expected. Common areas appeared poorly maintained, and the room itself showed signs of neglect. Basic attention to hygiene and upkeep seemed lacking. To make matters worse, the location does not compensate for these issues. The surrounding area felt unsafe and unpleasant, particularly at night, which significantly reduced any sense of comfort during the stay. Overall, this establishment does not meet acceptable hospitality standards. Significant improvements in management conduct, cleanliness, and guest experience are urgently needed.

If you are looking for a personal, genuine, quiet, yet lively neighborhood, the Hotel de Buci is my recommendation for a true Paris experience. |Before arriving to Paris, recommendations and hard to get reservations were secured by the one and only Sanjay, a highly notable Concierge. I spent six nights there in a cozy, courtyard room. Felt like a special treat I gave myself.

This was the perfect hotel for our stay in Paris. The staff is so friendly and eager to help in any and every way (special accolades to Vanessa for her kindness with these two weary travelers). Their breakfast is divine, and our room was perfectly equipped with every amenity. And the location? Such a vibrant neighborhood full of dining options, shopping, and with easy access to public transportation. I can't recommend this hotel more!

My wife and I had a fantastic stay at Hotel De Buci! The room was very comfortable, clean, and peaceful. We had a balcony that overlooked the street so we could view the nightlife from our room. The balcony also has a motorized shade for the windows that make the room pitch black for some much needed rest after the long journey there or after a long day of fun. The bathroom has a towel warmer, which is always a bonus! Room service was great, and I highly recommend the breakfast buffet to start your day right. This hotel is in a great location next to many different restaurants, markets, and places to shop. It's even right next to a laundromat, but the hotel does offer dry cleaning services. Hotel De Buci is very accommodating to any needs you may have as well, we forgot our European plugin adapter so we couldn't charge any of our US electronic devices, but they had some and were more than happy to let us use theirs for free. They also have umbrellas by the entrance for their guests just Incase it rains. The staff is very friendly, considerate, and always glad to help. We extend our gratitude to Hotel De Buci and everyone that has made our stay in Paris incredible. Next time we plan on staying here again but upgrading to a suite.

Staff and Head Concierge are constantly available for guests requests. Good bilingual staff and an excellent breakfast area. Great location as well Jim

This hotel is the best!!! Great location and the employees are wonderful, especially Sanjay, DJelloul and everyone that helped us during our stay there. I can't recommend this hotel enough.

Our short stay was perfection from greeting to farewell. Sanjay and Leopoldo looked after us like family. Our room was on the 6 th floor, elegant and comfortable. Everything we needed was in place. The beautiful breakfast room gave us a great start to our busy days, attended to by a most charming gentleman. Sanjay came around and knew every guest by name and asked if he could assist in any way. An oasis of tranquility and comfort in this bustling Paris neighborhood. Merci et à bientôt!

Great location. Great staff. Beautiful rooms. Nothing to complain about (besides taking a shower can be messy. The water gets through the doors and gets the entire bathroom wet.)

THE VERY WORST. AVOID. My husband and I splurged on this hotel room for the final night of our two week French honeymoon and it was an absolute mistake. We were dreaming of an AirBnB or even a competently run hostel. The rooms are microscopic. Even though the price is high, nothing is included. Breakfast of coffee and yogurt is an extra 20 euro and eggs are an additional 3 euro on top of that. Coffee in the lobby is even an extra 3,50 euro. The sink did not drain in the first room we were put in. The concierge came up and tried plunge it and when I rejected that unacceptably disgusting option, we were switched to an identical room on another floor...in which the sink did not drain. The toilet seat was also up in the new room. When my husband took two bottles of water from the lobby because the hotel could not provide a functional sink, the concierge tried to charge him for it. There were stains all over the patterned fabric walls. The only plants in the planter were large weeds. The windows had to be closed at night because the street is loud but the fans do not work, which doesn't really matter because the vents are for show. There's a grate over a "vent" but if you look closely you can see that there is only a small space for air to flow through behind it so the room is very stuffy. The next morning, we found out that the concierge had attempted to apply a charge for the water to our room. The employee who spoke to us also snidely suggested that our problem with the stuffiness was because Americans are dependent on AC. This was just completely out of line and also incorrect--we live in West LA and don't have AC. The best part of Hotel de Buci was leaving.

Normally, I start reviews with the good but here I'm going to start with the bad since you may not bother reading the rest of my review afterwards. So, for the bad: - Bedbugs: As a frequent traveler, I've checked in 300-400 times in hotels over the past 9 years of so and I've run into bedbugs once with Hotel Buci being the second. I killed one with a tissue and brought it in the bloody tissue to the the front desk where the attendant looked at it and said (in French) "This is a bedbug (une puce)" before throwing it away and ignoring my comment. At the very least, stay away from room 44. - Room size is tiny, under 90 sq. ft (not including the bathroom), which made it very stuffy especially since it faced a wall For the good: - Great location in the heart of the 6th arrondissment - Recently and very tastefully redone - Modern bathroom - Affordable rate for Paris Personally, I'm not surprised that "Buci" means "Buttocks" in Romanian. I wish I had known that before staying there.

What a fantastic little hotel in the middle of St. Germain. If you really want to experience PARIS....like the PARIS you see in the movies, this is your sport, just steps from the front door of this hotel are amazing bakeries, cafes and it's just a short walk to The Louve. We happen to be here on Christmas Eve and Christmas day - our family of 4 (including 2 teens) had a Christmas we'll never forget. The staff at Hotel de Buci were very accommodating and warm and friendly. We hope to go back someday and will definately stay here. Merci!

Charming Very Parisian feeling little hotel in an amazing location. The rooms are small but lovely. Get the street side rooms with views for the full experience - we slept with our windows open and listened to Paris all night long. Loved it.

My wife and I stayed here on our first trip to Paris for 7 nights with mixed reviews. This Hotel is located in the heart of St. Germain des Pres., so it is near all the main tourist attractions, with many restaurants and shops right outside the Hotel door. The staff are all friendly and speak English. The concierge is helpful and available 24/7. There is free wifi, and the cleaning staff cleans the room/provides turn down service. The bad? The room that I stayed in could be cleaner. There were multiple areas around the bed and closet that needed dusting. The bathroom walls were filthy. There were multilple unknown stains on the wall and door from liquids that easily could be wiped off from prior patrons. Also, the shower grout had mildew on it. My main gripe? The room was extremely stuffy and warm. It was about 16 degrees C the week we stayed and there was no way to turn on the AC, just the heat during the fall and winter. The room had no fan. We had to stay cool with the window open at night. The worse thing was there was a metal cover placed over our window after the turn down service! We would come back to our rooms after a long day of walking and sightseeing and we wanted to die. I told the front desk about it and they accommodated us. The Boudoir room (150 sq ft) is decorated in 18 century parisian style. The queen bed itself takes up most of the living space. It's ok if you are a single traveler, but if you have two people with two luggages like us, you have to make like tetris and maneuver carefully otherwise you'd bump into one another. There's two closets, a safe, coffee/tea machine, iron/board, mini bar, &flat screen tv all jammed into this tiny room. If you look at the website pic, that is the room - there is not much room to walk in other than into the bathroom. I think this is common in most paris hotel rooms, unless you get a suite. Their 4 star hotel rating is misleading as apparently the meaning is different in France compared to the states. In France a 4 star rating means more about the minimum size of the guest room, and that they speak additional european language other than french. I guess I expected more from a "4" star establishment as the price to stay here for the cheapest room is pretty exorbitant. Next time I will look into renting a nice apartment for that price.

Wonderful place to stay. Right in the mix of cafes and icecream choices. They hospitality is refreshing. We stayed here last year and because we have 3 children (17, 14 and 12) we needed more room. We ended up in the suite and it was great. There are 2 complete bathrooms and plenty of room to not feel crowded. Can't beat the service and care they provide. We look forward to coming back again.

The best location in Paris. Phenomenal staff and service. Plush rooms with the most comfortable bed I have ever slept in. An exceptional value. The breakfast is delicious.

Amazing little boutique in the best neighborhood of Paris. Everyone at the reception desk was ultra friendly and helpful. They had our room ready by 8am on Christmas morning. I couldn't recommend a place more.

I booked 2 rooms at this hotel for myself and a colleague with high hopes. As I frequent Paris often for business I was hoping to find another reliable hotel in St Germain. I booked a few months in advance and gave my cc info. Shortly after, I received an email from Hotel Artus' concierge email account welcoming me. However, a couple days before my trip I received an email from a "Hotel de Buci" saying I had an reservation, to which I denied, saying I had no reservation and I asked to cancel. However arriving in Paris I realized that the Hotel Artus was on Rue De Buci when I passed the address to my taxi driver. At 6 PM in the taxi, realizing that I may have accidentally canceled my reservation I immediately called Hotel Artus and found the "Hotel Artus & Hotel de Buci" are part of the same group! I inquired whether they had reservations for either myself or my colleague at either location - to which they replied no. Apparently they had emailed me from the "Hotel de Buci" email account to confirm my reservation for "Hotel Artus." I guess they expect everyone to know they at are the same group?! They couldn't provide a reason why they were confirming my stay from a DIFFERENT email account and they said they had no rooms available for our full stay. I verbally said I might need them to hold rooms for us for one night. However, on the way I found other accommodations online and did not call back. The next day they emailed me to tell me 1)while they canceled my original reservation I hadn't specifically canceled my colleagues reservation which was on my cc and they were charging me a full night--I didn't even know I was canceling MY reservation bc it was from a different email account, so why would I cancel my colleagues!? (2) because i said I may need them to hold rooms for my colleague and I on the phone they were charging me for an additional two rooms in addition to my colleagues reservation which I had not canceled! At 6PM they weren't selling those rooms anyway so they were maximizing their revenue at my expense and taking even more advantage of their OWN error . Completely unethical! I'm disputing the charges and lambasting a corrupt or stupid staff. Any advice on how to combat this would be appreciated!

My husband and I stayed here on our "babymoon" for two nights and it was absolutely fantastic. The location is perfect (tons of bakeries, markets, restaurants, and cafes within a couple of blocks), the staff is multi-lingual and very nice and accommodating, and the lobby and rooms are decorated very nicely. We didnt eat the breakfast but it looked great. Free Wi-fi is included in your stay. We opted for their smallest room, a boudoir room, and it was more than enough room for us. The bed was very comfortable. We will definitely be back!

My husband and I stayed at Hotel de Buci and LOVED it! The staff, Sanjay, Gregoire, Nicole and all, were wonderful. They were so nice to us. We started our stay in the room Le Contempoire. We had a split of lovely champagne, sweet biscuits and a sweet note to greet us. The room was cozy and very attractive. Then we moved to a suite which was so French. We could see all the rooftops of the Saint Germain de Pres. The neighborhood is hopping. Great cafés and lots of boutiques too. This really is a fantastic neighborhood, you are so close to the Seine and so many of the city's attractions....you can walk to them in less than 5 to 20 minutes. Also, if you are jet lagged or just plain tired, you only have to walk out the front door to be swept up into the chic, historic neighbohood. If I won the Lotto....I'd live there. Recommend highly.

We paid $330 a night and we've found out that if we had reserved on line we could have received a $150 + rate...we had written them directly and called them by phone to make out reservation and they never gave us an offer. The hotel has a great location, but there are many in the area that are less expensive. Room are minute. Bathrooms are like airplane bathrooms. Nicely decorated but way over priced. Consierges are nice and cordial...pity their rates are ridiculous.

My family and I stayed at the Hotel de Buci for four days during a very warm September 2012 period. We reserved the suite Mme. de Pompadour as there were three of us. Suite was a good size with queen bed in the bedroom and a Murphy bed in the living room area. The bathroom was a normal size and had good amenities as well as great water pressure. Nice to have a normal hair dryer too. The staff were very personable. When we arrived we were sat in the lobby and given drinks as it was so warm. And when we arrived to our suite we were pleasantly surprised that the staff placed a welcome gift in our room: A selection of spices from Olivier & Co. We had a bed and breakfast rate so my husband and I enjoyed the buffet downstairs in their charming breakfast room whilst our lovely server sent up a tray with pastries, jams, and tea for our son who couldn't manage to wake up at a normal time! We'd visited Paris many times before preferring the St. Germain des Pres location best. And for sure staying at the Hotel de Buci one is right there in the middle of St. Germain. So there is no shortage of restaurants and nightlife. It was great to have Amorino up the street for their fantastic ice creams because again of the hot weather! All in all, it's a lovely hotel but a bit pricey due to the location.