Hôtel du Bois

Spent 2 nights in a triple room . |The location is great - just round the corner from Arc de Triomphe /metro station. |On arrival the receptionist was very helpful & friendly. The room was nice and very clean. The beds were very comfortable and it was nice that the 3rd bed was a ‘proper’ bed , not just a camp bed. The bathroom was spotless and toiletries were supplied. |Breakfast was nice & consisted of a selection of pastries , fruit and cheese and omelettes were made to order . The dining room is small , so its important to chose a quieter time. |Would definitely recommend this hidden gem.

One of the worst hotel experiences of our lives. Anyone going from the US I highly recommend you stay away from this place. I checked into this place with the keycard not working, and we had to find someone to let us into our own hotel room. And every time it was arduous to get in the room. Two hours after we checked in I let the folks know that our plans have changed as my wife wasn’t feeling good (first trimester nausea was getting bad) we decided to leave Paris early. They said they would reimburse one day of our 4 day stay(bad but I was still ok with it). They kept saying I need to come at a specific time to request it. When I went back the person had changed and they asked me to come at a different time (bureaucracy at its finest). Later when I messaged them, they responded saying no reimbursement. Also, this place is not accessible via stroller or wheelchair. So if you have a sleeping kid or someone who can’t walk. They need to be carried half a flight of stairs before you reach the main entrance.

Charming hotel with good bed, good wifi and good shower. Nice breakfast with excellent service from all staff. Only complaint is 1) carpet in the rooms- I prefer parquet or tiles. 2) In room safe is too small for a laptop. Otherwise all good.

Great location, being so close to Arc du Triomphe and still in a quiet area. Two metro stations close (Kleber and Etoile). |The rooms were comfortable, very clean and with good mattresses. We had a triple room and it had a fairly good size for Paris standards.|The breakfast was absolutely great! Loved it and totally worth the price.||There is a small market (fanprix) nearby and only one small boulangerie nearby (not the best)||Downsides: One of our rooms had a bathtub, and it was too high and it concerned us as our mother could slip. If you have a disability , the hotel entrance could be an issue as it has stairs.

The hotel boasts an excellent location, close to the city center and various amenities. While the breakfast area is small, it offers a good selection of fresh products. The reception staff was welcoming and helpful, enhancing the overall experience. Although the room was clean, there was a noticeable cigarette smell upon arrival. The only significant downside was the very low water pressure in the shower.

Our favourite little Boutique hotel close to Arc de Triomphe and the Champs Elysée. We always find our way back here as the location is perfect. Friendly staff and quiet area.

Hotel is clean and well located. Several mins away from main tube line and RER station. Reception staff are friendly and helpful. Breakfast is relatively simple and some facilities are old such as the central fan in the room but does its job. I stayed for 2 nights and the first night my room was facing the Main Street so lots of traffic noises affected my sleep. I brought up this issue to front desk and they immediately changed a more quiet room for me. Overall I recommend this hotel to budget traveller.

This hotel is a hidden gem. The location is absolutely perfect! It is walking distance to metro stations, Arc de Triomphe, restaurants, parks, etc. the rooms are small (but they all are in Paris). They serve a nice looking breakfast for a small fee. Staff were fantastic. Highly recommend!

We stayed here for 7 days for our honeymoon. It was the perfect central location to everything with several metro stations and sites within walking distance. Our room was admittedly small by US standards however we knew it was a boutique hotel and what to expect. It was clean, safe and did have our own bathroom. Staff was very friendly and helpful despite our limited ability to speak French. The neighborhood is located close to the Arc de Troimpe and was very safe regardless of the hour. We walked or took the metro to all the major museums, sites, Versailles and even to the Bastille Opera. We used the Charles de Gaulle-Etoile as our major station and an easy 45 min train ride on RER A and B to the airport. There is a corner store a few feet away from the hotel with a good selection of food and drinks that's open until midnight.

Super pretty and clean hotel. The service is perfect, Abel and the other gentleman has done nothing but the best service. We initially came because we wanted a hotel room, in this weather we also needed AC. He let us know from the beginning that it was booked and busy, but he offered us a room and then a change for the next days we were staying depending on which room we liked. This is our first time in Paris, and they did nothing but help us and find a way to make our trip better. Especially because we were having problems in other places before this. Please come here it is truly super cute, cozy, and amazing!

A nice old hotel very close to Arc de Triumph room, bed, bath and other infrastructure is good Breakfast is fine even when there was no coffee as the machine was broken Staff is nice too

My husband and I stayed here in October 2018. Arriving early in the morning, fresh off a 7 hr flight, we were looking forward to getting to hotel and getting some tea. The reception we received was cool and this attitude continued through our stay. Our questions about directions and recommendations for dinner were not well received. We were treated as if we were on their last nerve, even though they sat there doing nothing. I am disappointed as reviews mentioned how helpful the reservation people were but they truly lacked people skills. The accommodations were clean, small but nicely located near the metro The accommodations were fine but small. If we ever go back, we will not stY there.

The hotel accommodations themselves are fine. Well, they're fine if you like old French hotels without individual bathrooms. The breakfast is all right. So why the low rating? Well, I stayed here with my parents a while back, and the hotel tried to screw us. Long before we got to Paris, my mom had reserved a room with a normal bed for my parents and a roll-away bed for me. When we arrived, we found that the room was too small to accommodate a roll-away bed. After some argument back and forth, I got my own tiny room on a different floor from the one my parents were staying on. After our three-night stay, the hotel tried to charge us for two separate rooms even though they had initially said that we could all sleep in one room even though there weren't any rooms available that could fit all of us. My mom spent about forty-five minutes arguing with the woman at the front desk, and she (my mom) eventually decided to dispute it with her credit-card company instead. My parents ended up staying at the hotel again when they returned to Paris after touring around Europe. This time, the hotel had doubled its rates because the World Cup was going on at the time. My mom argued this as well, as this was not what she had agreed to months before. After haggling back and forth with her credit-card company, she eventually got what she had agreed to and a little bit more--she wasn't charged at all for one of the nights my parents stayed at the hotel, and something else was thrown in as well. The moral of the story? My mom is an expert at disputing unfair charges, and she's tenacious. You don't want to argue with her. Now that she's retired, she has all the time in the world to make your pathetic deceitful life a living hell, so don't even try to charge her for something she didn't buy or change the terms of a contract after the fact. But the hotel itself is nice. I had a weird experience of watching what I believe was a Spanish TV show (as in, from Spain) that showed a woman in the window of a multistory building. The funny thing was the TV was right next to the window, and I had a similar view of a man in the window of the multistory building across the alley. The other moral of the story is to charge things like hotel stays on credit cards, especially if you have to deal with surly French people who don't understand the concept of hospitality or customer service.

I made a reservation almost 10 months in advance here, I was told I would have a room overlooking the street. Instead they put me in a corner room with a view of a cement wall and roof and on top of that the room was considerably smaller than the pictures provided of the room I was getting. Not thinking I would have to worry about my personal belongings in the hotel room with cleaning staff I left some makeup and hair styling things out like a flat iron and curling iron both CHI which is expensive. I returned to my hotel that evening to find my flat iron and curling iron were missing and two eye shadows were gone. I went to talk to the front desk staff about this and they dismissed me as if I was a liar and they did not want to help me. I normally dont get angry and loud but I was pissed the total of things missing was over $350 and it was the first day of my trip and I needed to have a way to style my hair and cant afford to buy more styling equipment in paris for the rest of the 3 months Id be traveling europe!! Finally after speaking to 3 different people over the next two days they investigated the matter further and I got my flat iron and curling iron returned as they claimed the cleaning staff mustve accidentally knocked it into the laundry ball of sheets. RIGHT! It jumped all the way from the bathroom sink into the bedroom area and under the sheets they removed from my bed. I never got back my two Illamasqua $25 each eyeshadows but I was happy I got my styling tools back. When I went to check out they overcharged me and tacked on all these additional charges that I had no idea what they were for but they kept arguing and arguing with about it and I was going to be late for my flight as the airport shuttle had already arrived to take me. I paid and called back to later dispute what had happened and was basically put off and they hung up on me. THANKS CAUSE CALLING FROM THE UNITED STATES IS SUPER CHEAP ASSHOLES! I would NEVER NEVER recommend staying here unless you like getting your personal belongings stolen, overcharged, treated poorly, and dealing with indifferent and downright rude staff. Needless to say they ruined my first experience of Paris!