Hôtel Langlois

We had a great stay at Hotel Langlois. The location was very convenient and the room was surprisingly spacious compared to most Paris hotels. We loved the high ceilings and the beautiful Art Nouveau and Art Deco ambiance throughout the hotel. The old-fashioned elevator was a fun and unique touch. Staff was friendly and helpful. We had breakfast one morning and really enjoyed the cozy little area where it was served. Would definitely stay here again.

We've stayed before and it's really nice. It's a classic old style French hotel, with an original metal cage lift, fully updated of course. Rooms are large and furnished in a traditional style which many will find appealing, but a few may find dated. The price you pay for the original bathroom doors for example is an over-bath shower with a curtain. Breakfast is an excellent continental buffet, with a few hot items. The hotel location is great: quiet, yet handy for many bars and restaurants and a very short walk to the nearest Metro. The lady on reception is brilliant: knowledgeable, charming and helpful, a real asset to the hotel. The staff speak good English and go out of their way to assist you.

Easy access as the building is in the heart of the city. 10 minute walking distance from Opera, if you arrive from CDG on the RoissyBus. Also in 5 minute walking distance to 2 metro stations. Building and the rooms are beautiful. My room was clean and comfortable. The staff members are all friendly, polite and sincerely helpful. Nothing to complain about and can't thank them enough.

I stayed at Hôtel Langlois for just one night, mainly because it’s close to my office and located in a central area of Paris I know very well. I had to book last minute and was looking for something reasonably priced. In my opinion, though, this hotel is overpriced for what it offers.||||The room I had was not well maintained—while the towels, bed linens, and bathroom were clean, there was a lot of dust in hidden spots, suggesting it hadn’t been thoroughly cleaned in quite some time. I also didn’t like the overall decor—too many mirrors and a kind of pompous style that made the room feel uncomfortable to me. The shower still had a curtain, which I find outdated, as were other elements like the taps and furnishings.||||The bed was comfortable, but the room was far from soundproof—I could hear everything happening in the adjacent rooms. On the positive side, the staff were very kind and polite, but I was surprised by their limited English skills, especially in such a central Paris hotel.||||All in all, while the location and staff were great, I won’t be returning. There are many other hotels in the area that offer better value and comfort.

Great staff! Very friendly and accommodating. The rooms were adorable and everything you want to see in Paris is no more than 30 minutes away!

My wife and I first stayed here over 20 years ago. We loved it's charm - it feels like we are staying in an authentic Parisien hotel, not a cookie cutter generic modern hotel. Every room is different and quirky. The staff is very friendly and remember us when we check in. Highly recommended.

We had an very enjoyable four night stay in our first trip to Paris. Location is first class in a quiet area - only 100m from the nearest Metro with other metro station lines nearby. Easy walking distance to the Moulin Rouge and Montmartre. Plenty of good cafes, restaurants and bakeries nearby to satisfy your needs.||A charming older hotel that has been renovated in traditional decor. Our twin room was very clean, well appointed and a good size though the bathroom was compact. The staff are English speaking, friendly and helpful although breakfast staff had limited English. A satisfying Continental Breakfast was provided along with freshly squeezed orange juice. ||We have no hesitation in recommending the hotel to new visitors to Paris.

This was our first international trip as a family, coming from the US. This is a small independent hotel in the heart of Paris. It’s extremely cozy and comfortable. We booked two rooms to accommodate our family of five. The rooms were adjacent to one another. This place feels more like you are staying in a historic apartment rather than a hotel. Really charming! The staff are professional and very friendly. We elected to eat breakfast at the hotel every morning and we thoroughly enjoyed it. The freshly squeezed orange juice was a delightful surprise at breakfast. I would absolutely stay here again next time I am in Paris.

I arrived at my hotel - the Hotel Langlois built in 1886 - on Rue Saint-Lazare early on Sunday, August 11, 2024... the last day of the Summer Olympics in Paris. Check-in wasn't until 2:00 pm and I arrived at 9:30 am. I had requested an 'Early Check-In', but it wasn't guaranteed. However, the Concierge had a room already so I checked in. My room was on the 2nd Floor and the 19th Century was a real treat. While not a Four Seasons or a Ritz-Carlson, the Hotel Langlois was clean, well-maintained and very reasonable. After a shower and nap (Hey! Naps are our friend!) I walked around the neighborhood. Plenty of restaurants, shops, banks and things to do. The next morning I tried the Hotel buffet. The Orange Juice, Coffee, and Pasteries were out of this world... and at €15 it was a bargain. At less than €300 for my stay, I will return on my next trip to Paris.

Charming little hotel located in the 9th arrondissement within great walking distance to many sites (Galeries Lafayette, Opéra Garnier, Moulin Rouge, Champs-Elysees, Palais Royal, metro station, and more). The hotel is a little dated but very cute and really, when you're in Paris, what else do you need besides a clean bed to rest in and shower? The front desk staff was always super friendly and helpful in answering any questions we had. We stayed on the 1st floor and there is a cute, vintage elevator in the reception area that can hold up to 2 people but luckily we did not mind the stair climb. I will say the Europeans must love their heaters because even though it was a bit cold out, everywhere we went was very warm including this hotel at night, so we had to turn on the AC to be able to sleep comfortably lol. Our room was a bit small for a group of 3 but again, I felt it was fine to sleep in because we spent all day out exploring and just needed a bed and shower. Based on my experience, location, and service, I would certainly stay here again on my next trip to Paris!

I love this hotel. We stayed here for 4 days, the price is relatively low for Paris hotel price. It's conveniently located in the central of the tourist attractions. For instance, the Sacre Coere is only 10-15 min walk, the metro is only one block away. few meters from the hotel is the city wide bike rental where you can rent it for 1 Euro per day. Gallery Lafayette is only few blocks away, as well as the Opera district, Montermar and the Louvre is also walking distance. The price is cheap, hotel is cute. If you're looking for a budget hotel that's in the central location in Paris that is also clean and nice, this is is the hotel for you. only thing I can complain about this hotel is that it's pretty quiet if you like to come back late at night and make noise... we got a noise complain one night when we came home from a night out...

We stayed here for only a single night at the end of a three-week trip. And after three weeks of not really sleeping, this was a welcome respite. It was a nice room in an old-fashioned and comfortable hotel. We got in at about 6 p.m., dropped off our stuff, and left. We got back a little after midnight and slept in before leaving around 11 a.m. We had a room on the fifth floor, and I was even impressed that they had a little entryway after coming through the door, and then a second door with a curtain over it. No light from the hallway! It's the little things.There were separate rooms for the shower and toilet, there was air conditioning, and we were able to pull the thick curtains over the windows to block out the light, although there wasn't too much since we had an interior room. The hotel is about a 15-minute walk from Gare du Nord. It's down the street from Trinity Church, and from there it's a short walk straight up Rue Blanche to the Moulin Rouge and up to Sacre-Coeur.