Hôtel Edgar &amp; Achille

"Edgar & Achille boutique hotel overlooks the picturesque Sentier Square in a neighbourhood steeped in the charm of old-fashioned Paris thanks to its glass-covered arcades." - The MICHELIN Guide

"Edgar & Achille boutique hotel overlooks the picturesque Sentier Square in a neighbourhood steeped in the charm of old-fashioned Paris thanks to its glass-covered arcades. The hotel’s offbeat, stylish interior – courtesy of designers inspired by Pierre Frey – is a favourite with urban travellers looking for accommodations with character." - The MICHELIN Guide

"This hipster-friendly hotel is located in an old textile workshop in the quickly evolving Parisian neighbourhood known as Little Egypt. Edgar is actually the name of the son of Guillaume Rouget-Luchaire, the creative visionary behind the project. After closing his restaurant on the Marais, he snapped up this dilapidated factory. The result? A quirky but upscale boutique that feels like an indulgent large-scale art installation with a chic breakfast and complimentary bicycles for an impromptu spin around the 2nd arrondissement." - The MICHELIN Guide

"A hipster-friendly hotel located in an old textile workshop in the quickly evolving Parisian neighborhood known as Little Egypt. Edgar is actually the name of the son of Guillaume Rouget-Luchaire, the creative visionary behind the project. After closing his restaurant on the Marais, he snapped up the dilapidated factory. The result? A quirky but upscale boutique that feels like an indulgent large-scale art installation with a chic breakfast and complimentary bicycles for an impromptu spin around the second arrondissement." - The MICHELIN Guide

Brynhildur G

Google

We stumbled across this property at the Tablet hotel app and loved the location. Booked only to read previous reviews afterwards. Our experience was overall good. Rooms are small but that is pretty standard in Europe and especially in a big city like Paris. The building is an older one meaning that in our half there was o elevator, we had been traveling for a couple of weeks and had too much luggage for a small no elevator hotel…hehehe… but we managed. The room was clean and bohem style more than boutique. Good bathrooms and nice products. Breakfast was excellent, a’la carte wich ne and my family loved. The staff was wonderful as was the reception staff, allowing an hour later check out which was very much appreciated. The location as others mention is amazing. For a weekend break in Paris, a couple or friends I would definitely recommend.

Thomas V

Google

We were here for breakfast as we stayed nearby. The breakfast room is lovely with big windows and a terrace that look out on to a lovely square with a Wallace Fountain. This is an historic area important for the wholesale fabric and clothing trade so there is a lot of that about. You are very close to lots of cool restaurants.

Sydney Goggins

Google

Amazing location, great restaurants and shops all within walking distance. However, upon arrival the staff was less than accommodating. They placed our luggage into a room completely full of suitcases, making it impossible to get our bags out when it was finally time to check into our room. Further, there are two buildings. One has an elevator, the other does not. I stayed in room 7 which was western themed, there was mold all over the walls. Also, my wifi did not work on one of the evenings of my stay. Overall, fine hotel, great location.

Sally L

Google

Couldn't fault this hotel. Fabulous base for exploring central Paris. Minutes walk from Metro. We visited most Paris landmarks and found getting around very easy. Bed very comfy and can't wait to return in better weather hopefully. Highly recommend

D C

Google

Although well located in a quiet square, there were multiple cockroaches visible immediately upon arrival and the third bed had not been made up for sleeping (for our child). When I spoke to the man at reception about it, he mostly just shrugged his shoulders and made out for a few minutes that nothing could be done as the housekeeping staff weren't back until the following day. After more pleading, he rustled up some bedding and prepared the bed for us (shoddily). Next day, the bed still hadn't been made properly by housekeeping, apparently because there was a suitcase on the bed (even though there was literally nowhere else to put the 2nd suitcase). The third day, there was no maid service at all and we came back to the room as we'd left it in the morning. Not what I would expect for the price.

Stefan Kupfer

Google

The wonderfully friendly hotel staff will ensure you to have a pleasant stay. The hotel is wonderfully located in the center of the 2. arr. Perfect access for shopping, nearby many restaurants and bars and you are close to many sightseeing points.

Susana Quigley

Google

I never expect French people to be as enthusiastic or friendly as Americans, and I was right on the money with the staff here. Very nonchalant/lukewarm in demeanor and less “hospitality” focused than, say, other boutique hotels like the neighboring Hotel du Sentier or French Theory in the 5th or Hotel du Continent in the 1st. Room was decently sized and clean, prices were great. I had dinner at the hotel’s restaurant across the way from where my room was, and while the food was actually good, I was annoyed that they left me waiting while they looked for a menu in English when I literally came in speaking French (I am Asian and it felt a bit presumptuous to assume I’d need a translated menu). I came mostly for work so I was really just happy to have a comfortable bed and be within walking distance to tons of restaurants and good coffee. Seemed pretty safe and the overall experience was good — not amazing, but not awful.

Alex Robben

Google

Nice medium-sized rooms, exactly what is offered in the pictures. Beautiful little window with a balcony (not big enough to stand on) with a nice view of a little rocky garden area. Lots of puppies around and people talking French like out of a movie. We were really happy with our stay and would 100% book again. The male host at the front desk was always so respectful and happy to help. The pub is just over the road not loud at all. You must try there food and large range of wine selections.

"Edgar & Achille boutique hotel overlooks the picturesque Sentier Square in a neighbourhood steeped in the charm of old-fashioned Paris thanks to its glass-covered arcades." - The MICHELIN Guide