Hôtel des Batignolles

We stayed here for a weekend and wished we could have spent more time there. The hotel itself is really beautiful and the staff was extraordinary nice. The “Quartière Batignolles” is a nice surrounding with plenty of cute little shops and cafes. The breakfast for 15€ at the hotel is worth every cent.

Overall is a good hotel, the room and the the bathroom are small, the location is very good too. They have a nice area outside but in winter time is too cold to hang out outside. Its a good place to have a base and be all day out enjoying Paris

This hotel is the perfect combination of style, value, comfort and location. The decor is really special and fun, like staying in a Wes Anderson movie, the staff is accommodating and the bed was comfortable and cozy. ||Additionally, while being walking distance to the Metro and major tourist destinations, it is not in a traditional tourist area, so you get a really lovely feel for the real Paris. On this street you will find a cheese shop, a Boulangerie, an épicerie, a kebab place, several cafes, and regular stores like a pharmacy and grocery store. ||Th experience here was exactly what I was hoping for and I will stay at this hotel again.

The hotel was very comfortable, with clean rooms and a great location. The breakfasts were delicious and offered a good variety. Highly recommended

Great location and beautiful people. Prices are affordable. I stayed for three days and my room was always clean, tidy and pleasant. Breakfast was also delicious. I highly recommend it. Service was fantastic, stafff were always kind. Definitely a hotel to visit again!

This is an affordable hotel but it just feels luxuriant. I’m a fan of the art deco styling and the somewhat quirky rooms. Also, the breakfast was much better than expected. Staff also really did their best to please us. Well recommended!

This hotel had style, cleanliness and charm. The staff were on point. The location is amiable. For a true Parisian neighborhood, do visit. Morning visits to the local Boulangerie for the best almond croissants and cafe. Dinners among locals, When able to hide, as long as notre francais es c'est bon, were exceptional. Great area of town and the people are amazing. We want to move to Paris after this experience. Thanks to everyone.

Not impressed by this place. No stairs and no help carrying our luggage after a long travel day. Our room was on the third floor which meant 70+ steps. The room was stinky and no air conditioning. To help with the hot room we opened the windows only to be met with a loud back alley that had people yelling and screaming all night long. Icing on the cake were the BEDBUGS. -.-

This place is exactly what you pay for. Don't expect luxury....expect practicality. The rooms are small by American standards but very normal and maybe a little bit bigger by Parisian standards. It's in a relatively quieter part of Paris so you'll sleep fine. The one thing you should keep a note of is that there is no elevator/lift and their free wifi is not reliable. It'll cut in and out and sometimes doesn't have a good signal on your floor. The staff is very kind and the continental breakfast is very normal. I never did see the housekeeping staff so I'm not really sure when they took care of all of that but nevertheless, the rooms were always cleaned. One thing I loved about this hotel was that the bathroom was quite large. It was a little annoying though that they don't have shower curtains in their rooms.

This hotel is what it says it is - a budget-friendly hotel. Don't expect anything fancy or exquisite when you stay here. What you CAN expect is friendly service at reception, a clean room, good linen and towels (which are not changed daily, so expect to be environmentally-friendly and reuse them) and a great location. It's a 5 min walk to the Metro, cafes of all varieties are around, and you are close enough to get to the Cite quickly but far enough away to not be bothered with constant noise and vagabonds about. We didn't purchase the extra breakfast (my husband and I stayed there), but bought pastries at local shops and had our cafe creme in a local shop. Our train left late at night and the hotel was happy to keep our luggage in a secure location all day for us after we checked out. We highly recommend Hotel des Batignolles and have stayed there multiple times.

The hotel's not much, but it's conveniently located near the Métro and the neighborhood has a few great bakeries, restaurants, and grocery stores. I stayed with my boyfriend here for a week over the Christmas holiday and our room was on the second floor. Though the hotel had thin walls, it wasn't much of a problem for us at night. Wifi was reliable and speedy during our entire stay, which was great. The front-desk people were also helpful and polite. Our bathroom light didn't work when we arrived, but after we mentioned it to them, it was fixed the next day. The only thing is that the front desk does have this strange practice of asking you to give them your key when you leave for the day and then giving it back to you when you return. I am not sure why this policy is in place, because they don't verify your identity when you ask for the key, so if it's for "security" I am unconvinced of the effectiveness. Regardless, our rooms were clean and the bathrooms had strong showers. Though it was chilly in Paris, our room had adequate heating and the bedding was sufficient. It is a very basic, economic hotel, but it's great for being in a safe, pleasant Parisian neighborhood that has great access to the popular sights. We did not eat breakfast at the hotel and I'm glad we didn't because the chocolate croissants and almond croissants at the bakery at the end of the street (turn left when exiting the hotel and walk about 3 blocks until you see a church) were PHENOMENAL. When we checked out, they let us keep our suitcases in a storage space until we wanted to head to the airport, so that was a great convenience. I would not hesitate to stay here again!