Hôtel L'Antoine

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.

The hotel is a couple hundred meters from the Bastille. Our room, #41, was very nice, great bed, and amenities. Despite reading a complaint about entering and exiting, to enter there is a buzzer at front door. To leave, the door automatically opens. We didn’t take breakfast because we know the area well and have our spots for breakfast that are half what the hotel charges. Excellent restaurants are all around the hotel and bars as well are on Rue de. Lappe just steps away. A good choice for the area which is our favorite.

I had an absolutely wonderful stay at Hotel L'Antoine! The location is perfect—just steps away from some of the best bars and restaurants in Paris. Right next door, there's an amazing bakery, Bopain, where I had the most delicious pastries. I also loved their Cafe Olea, which was a great start to my day. The staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming, especially Vincenza, who was so kind and helpful throughout our stay. The hotel itself is clean, comfortable, and safe. I slept so well thanks to the cozy bed and pillows, and I felt at ease knowing there's always someone at the front desk 24/7. I highly, highly recommend Hotel L'Antoine for anyone visiting Paris. It truly made my trip even more memorable!

hotel is very clean, staff very friendly. Good selection on the breakfast buffet. I was most disappointed with a disagreement I had the first day about the room with 2 single beds we booked, the fact that the room was not ready at 3pm and that none of our preorders were taken care of. Why send an email requesting what we want before arrival if it is disregarded anyway?

Atmosphere is superb. But it was the staff that really stands out. Vincenza at the front desk went above and beyond without hesitation to a particularly sticky problem we were having with our transportation. She jumped in and fixed it for us and saved us hours and hours of valuable vacation time and made me look like a hero to my wife.

Beautiful boutique hotel. Lovely decor, very clean. The staff are excellent, very friendly and helpful. The room was beautifully decorated and the bathroom was very high quality. The location is perfect. 5 minute walk from line 1, which will get you to all of the major tourist attractions. The only thing they didn't have was USB sockets. If you are a light sleeper when booking ask for a room at the back as there is some noise from the street below.

My wife and I had the opportunity to travel to Paris. We settled on the 11th as we were looking for a less busy area of town and a more authentic Parisian experience. I could not have been more thrilled. Even before we arrived the staff there reached out and provided local resources, room change options and information. Only mins from Bastille and yet, when you step away form that area it felt like you were more with the locals than tourists. We booked a suite (which was amazing for the 2 of us, but you could sleep 4 fairly easily) which had views of the street and courtyard which made for a good breeze when you opened the windows. Only complaint, the street gets noisy on the weekends as there are a good deals of restaurants, and bars near by, but the sound reduction when the windows were shut made this a non-issue. Would stay here again! 5 out of 5

Beautiful hotel incredibly placed in the 11eme close to tons of bars and restaurants. Rooms are small, as is the case often in Paris, but beautifully put together. The continental breakfast was also very tasty.

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.