Hôtel L'Antoine

We stayed a few days (Sun-Wed) in Paris in this very nice, clean hotel. The lady at the reception desk was very helpful and kind. The rooms are modern, clean and spacious and the beds are good. The location of the hotel is very good, close to the metro and walking distance from the Marais, nice restaurants and bars. It's a busy street also in the middle of the night very noisy, so book a room at the back of the hotel. Only recommandation would be to improve the breakfast. This is very poor for a 4 star hotel. Very good bakery next to hotel.

We stayed here for our week-long trip to Paris, and it was a great decision. We got the classic bedroom, which I believe is their smallest, and it was good enough to fit 2 adults with 1 checked luggage, 1 carry on luggage, and 2 backpacks. The interiors of the rooms and hotel give it a lot of personality and character as well. It would be better if there were more hooks especially in the bathroom, but that doesn’t take away from the general comfort in the rooms. We loved its location, nestled in the middle of a street surrounded by some nice cafes, boulangeries, and bistros that come alive at the start of apero. There are also a few boutique shops nearby if you want to do a bit of souvenir shopping. It’s also a few mins walk to the metro close to Place de la Bastille. The hotel also has great staff and service! They offer luggage storage if you have some time between check-out and your flight out. They also gave us treats for staying with them for a week, which helped stave off the hunger until we got to the airport. All in all, would gladly stay here again for our next trip to Paris.

Great location! Courteous, helpful staff. Reasonably priced. Funky decor but it’s a vibe. Clean room with the essential amenities. What else do you need in central Paris. I’d recommend this hotel.

Superior room was quite spacious for a French hotel. Newly renovated, everything was very fresh. A water kettle, some nice tea sorts and bottled water was provided. Breakfast had a good spread of choices. The area is cozy with nice restaurants and grocery stores in the vicinity. The hotel is close to good transport connections.

Stylish hotel with lots of amenities. Room 47 was small but nicely designed. The hotel is well located, close to metro stations and lots of bars and restaurants. Ask for an upper floor courtyard facing room for a quieter stay.

the location of this hotel was perfect, super well connected. the standard room however was VERY tiny, we have two small suitcases and could barely fit comfortably without stepping over our stuff. the elevator was broken the day we got there, so we had to climb 4 flights of stairs everyday, which was frustrating. On our second day, the cleaning service was cleaning our room at 4:30 so we had to wait in the lobby for 30 mins & even when we got up to our room it wasn’t fully cleaned & they had put our eye mask in the floor and our pajamas on our suitcase 🤮the front desk staff, however, was very helpful & had us free breakfast. all and all i would say it’s a good hotel for 1-2 nights, but if you are staying longer upgrade to the larger room

Rue de Charrone a very special street in the history of the French capital The Hotel has entirely been designed by Christian Lacroix. An amazing place. The receptionist was very professional , kind and helpful. And the streets is full of nice restaurants too.

The room is super cool, but small but very awesome layout, shower is great, it’s laid out well I have everything I need. The concierge at the reception was lovely even suggesting restaurants. And the location is epic. Close to everything near shops and great food

Worth it! A great small hotel in the center of the 11th. Two minutes' walk from metro Ledru Rolln and five minutes' walk from metro la Bastille and Marais. Staff are well trained, helpful, and friendly - especially would like to point out Manuela, Deborah, and Quentin. Clean rooms of varying sizes, good beds, crispy linen, exceptionally fluffy towels. Each room has a mini refrigerator, television, and the usual amenities. Breakfast is okay - but there are several good bakeries around and nothing can possibly beat pan au chocolat with café noisette in the morning. Several good bistros are a stone throw away on the same Rue de Charonne, and there are at least a dozen good and inexpensive eateries on Rue de Lappe - all within two minutes from the doors of the hotel. All things considered, I have stayed at this hotel at least four times this year and will be checking in later today - this time, with my wife.

If Paris is in your near travel consider staying in this lovely boutique. Located in the heart of onzieme (11th ARR). Walking distance to shopping, restaurants, bars, and cafes. This artsy hotel has a lot to offer, from their friendly staff to their delicious complimentary breakfast, that can also be served to your room. Main attractions are in close proximity and the metro is just one block from the hotel. I've had a lovely stay and recommend to everyone to come to visit this beautiful city!

The service at the hotel is excellent. Melanie at the front desk was always so friendly and helpful. She offered to make reservation, and provided a warm smile during each of my encounters with her. The rooms are small, but that is to be expected when visiting Europe. The bed was very comfortable and the bathroom was pretty spacious. I just wish there were more storage spaces for our clothing. Beside the service, what made Hotel L'Antonie such the gem is the location. There are lots of shops all around. You can grab a croissant and coffee in the morning, a market is also close by for water, and the subway is at the end of the street. Near by there are tons of restaurants and bars as well. Overall, I would recommend the hotel for a stay when in Paris. Tip: The subway that is closest to the hotel Ledru-Rollin does not sell metro tickets. You can get them at the Bastille subway but its a bit further away.

I had a couple major problems with this hotel 1. I booked 2 rooms using a 3rd party website, yet when I arrived, one of the rooms was under a completely different name - not sure how that happened, but it resulted in our two parties having to be on different floors on opposite ends 2. the thermostat seemed very difficult to work in both rooms and the rooms were very stuffy and hot 3. partly my mistake, but I did not realize this area was filled with so much late night activity, so it was pretty noisy when trying to sleep 4. when we tried to ask the front desk lady what the best way of getting to the airport was, she mentioned taking a taxi due to the bigger party plus early pickup (6 am). We initially planned for a UBER instead, but she said UBER would be more expensive due to the fees being an off hour pickup vs the flat rate of the taxi van. We took her at her word and booked the taxi through the hotel, yet when we left, and decided to check UBER pricing just to see the difference, we were shocked to see it was €40 cheaper ‍‍ 5. the rooms were REALLY small...even by paris standards i felt. 6. the beds were absolutely terrible - no support at all rooms were pretty clean and location was close to a ton of restaurants and dive bars so that was cool

From the beginning to the end, being at the Hotel L'Antoine was a great experience. Amazing staff (especially Juan who deserves a promotion from really going the extra mile for making our stay in Paris simply amazing, thanks again Juan!), great breakfast, great room and bathroom, great comfy bed. We were in the last floor, no noise whatsoever. Cozy, modern and tastefully decorated room. All perfect, even to the tiny details. I highly recommend this hotel. Great value, super clean, warm during winter and close to Opera Bastille, subway, bars, shops and restaurants. I will be back for sure to this hotel!

For an incredibly reasonable price, you will be staying at one of the sweetest little botique hotels and in a truly amazing part of Paris. I had not one single complaint in the eight nights I stayed here. The front desk people are so friendly and helpful and the rooms are quaint but original and really comfortable. One of the most interesting and wonderful aspects of LAntoine is that it is close to great bars and restaurants and still so very quiet when you are up in your room. Plenty of places to eat and drink that range from dive bars to brand spanking new coffee and pastry eateries. Don't shy away from eating at the small cafe's because they are inexpensive and very good at the same time. This is a primo location, just a short stroll to the Bastille metro and you can get anywhere from there. I'll be going back to this hotel.