Hôtel Edgar & Achille

Very small as expected. Bathroom and sink being on opposite sides of the room a bit odd. But pretty windows and the wallpaper was unique. We would’ve given it higher if there wasn’t a bed in the hallway for 4 days. Hard to walk past and not wonder why and it was a little in the way. The little square out front with the restaurant was lovely with string lights! Staff very helpful and friendly. Tiny French elevator but it worked the whole time!

Fantastic boutique hotel with traditional French features. The area is vibrant for the Parisian vibe. Loved it! For the price was excellent. Rooms very clean and bed was comfortable. Sheets crisp and fresh. Bathroom was small but beautiful and new. The staff were 110%! Super friendly and accommodating. It’s easy to get to as well from the airport via Bolt. €42 The metro is close as well but it’s a very walkable city and you’d miss loads getting the metro.

Edgar & Achille is ideal, quiet, central location in Paris near many cafes and restaurants. We loved the location that allowed us to walk to many significant monuments or quickly get on the metro. The nearby street of Rue Montorgueil had numerous cafes, boulangeries, restaurants, pharmacies, fruit shops, cheese stores and patisseries to choose from and anything you may need. The hotel restaurant has a great patio for coffee and breakfast and the food was very good. We loved having the restaurant as a fall back when we were tired and wanted to stay near the room. Clean and modern rooms. Very friendly staff. Some minor irritations: in-room safe not working, internet for TV worked intermittently (connecting to Netflix was inconsistent), shower leaked on floor. Despite the minor issues, overall we enjoyed the experience and would stay there again.

Great hotel with a cute charm about it. Clean inside and has everything you need for a stay for a great price. Only issue is that I asked them to call me if my room was ready early (I saw multiple people checking out when I got in) and they never did. Would have made the stay and evening more enjoyable to get to relax a bit after a long travel day.

I stayed here for 4 nights late August . By far my best experience in Paris. Mohammed and another gentleman (from Mali) unfortunately forgot his name were with the rest of the staff exemplary.. Friendly and helpful staff make such a difference. No carpet in the room ( lovely ) Room was spotless and spacious ( unusual for Paris ) Would love to stay again . Highly recommended.

One of the best hotel experiences I have had. The staff was remarkably friendly and welcoming, the room was modern and clean. Breakfast and dinner is right outside on a cozy courtyard. It is in the center of Paris, but just outside enough to not be bothered by a busy street. I highly recommend staying here if you plan on solo/duo travelling to Paris.

The room was nice and the staff was very friendly. The room was air conditioned which really helped as it was hot when we were there. The only downside is that you could hear people talking in the rooms next to you. But overall, I think it is a great place to stay.

The location is excellent. It sits in the middle of an adorable little square, and it's right in the heart of La Marais, so very close to a lot of fantastic bars, restaurants, shops and boulangeries. The bar / restaurant attached to the hotel, which is actually across the street from the building with the rooms, is really nice. The price per night is a little over what I would expect to pay for a 3-Star hotel, so I think the location is ultimately what you're paying for. The rooms are comfortable and quirky, with interesting and artistic decor, but the amenities are pretty basic and the building itself feels a little tired, scuffed, and in need of a bit more TLC. We paid for what was described as a Superior Double Room; but it was still quite small, but to be honest I think that is fairly standard for Paris, especially in traditional buildings like the one this hotel is in. The superior rooms have a view of the square, which was lovely. However, there was single bed mattress and metal frame left at the top of the first floor stairs for the entire time we were there, propped up against the wall, which given how small the hallways are in the building, we had to squeeze past it. This felt messy and created a vibe that felt like we were in a halfway house or somewhere sketchy.