Hotel Le Lapin Blanc

Really lovely little hotel that is centrally located, quite near Luxembourg Gardens, easy to walk practically anywhere in beautiful Paris. The staff was so kind to me, particularly Tenzin at the front desk. I had fallen coming out of the shower and broken a lampshade in my room, and she and the staff were so kind in helping to clean up. She was always the nicest when I passed the front desk coming in and out. I would stay here again next time I come! I was there for 8 nights this trip.

This was a great stay! We had a balcony on our room which allowed us to get some sunlight and fresh air. The bed and pillows were so unbelievably comfortable that it ensured a great night’s sleep each night, especially when we needed it most, after long days of travel and tourism. The breakfast was sufficient and a great way to start our day. The staff was lovely and friendly and the hotel was conveniently located by the River, a grocery store, public transportation, and Norte Dame. Overall a perfect stay at a reasonable price!

Fabulous location and service. Very clean. Beds are very comfortable. Surprisingly quiet. Small rooms but that is expected in any big city. Loved our time there - highly recommend!

An entrance wedged between shut down shops is an inauspicious start but once in reception staff are efficient and friendly. The smallest lift I have ever seen takes you to rooms which are tiny and rather oddly decorated but are immaculate with good showers- albeit behind a curtain not in a separate room, comfortable bed and coffee maker. I did hear the rumble of the Metro in the morning but on the fourth floor it was not disturbing. Breakfast average in a tiny 6 table basement room. Step outside and you are on a busy road but ideally located for everything. Nothing drastically wrong with this hotel but by no definition does it deserve its 4* rating so I wouldn’t stay again.

When our taxi pulled up the busy boulevard and I saw the vacant storefront with posters and graffiti next door, I thought I had made a mistake. It has a narrow doorway in the middle of the block and no fancy signage, and it's easy to miss, as I did while walking back twice! It turns out that this is a really charming little hotel with a fantastic staff! They are gracious and accommodating, and were happy to speak with me in English, since my French is pretty bad. It is small and full of character and charm. Modern room decor and amenities. The location, it turns out, is excellent! Walk out the door to your right and you are a couple of blocks from the Seine River and Notre Dame. Out the door to the left and you're a couple of blocks from the Jardin du Luxemberg. In fact, the hotel is within walking distance to a lot of great sites and streets. Charming Cafes, parks, jazz clubs, churches and shops all around. We felt safe walking at all hours of the night. This is a great base from which to explore Paris. I will stay there again.

Our stay at Hotel Le Lapin Blanc was perfect for our trip to Paris. The location was brilliant, staff were friendly and welcoming, and the rooms were clean and had plenty of space. We had an issue with our door on the last night, however Azeddine was extremely helpful in getting the issue sorted, and us back into our room! We would absolutely recommend a stay here.

We spent a week here with our granddaughter. The location was great, with many bistros nearby. There are two RER stations close The staff were friendly and helpful. The room was great.

I'm fully aware that hotels in Paris can be small, but Le Lapin Blanc's rooms are tiny, minuscule, to the point of uncomfortability. The elevator only holds one and is cripplingly slow. The breakfast in the morning is more of an afterthought, in a small room that is anything but commodious. Worse, the hotel is located on busy, crowed Blvd. Ste. Michele. Once famous, it now showcases a KFC right next door to the entrance of Lapin Blanc. Up the street is a Burger King. Across the street a Starbucks. Sure you can wander off down sides streets and still find the magic of Paris here and there, but after a long flight this was a true disappointment. Fortunately we got a fourth floor room, but it looked on to an inner courtyard of sorts between the other units. On the plus side it was quiet; on the negative side it it was a view of roosting pigeons on the units' window ledges. At €250 a night you can do better in Paris.