Hotel Val Girard

It was my second time at Hotel Beauregard and all I can say is that its my favourite hotel in Paris. As a very frequent traveller i found the rooms perfect, not too small for Paris standard and with everything fantastic from the Nespresso coffe maker to the Diptyque amenities. The bed and bedding incredibly comfy. The location is also great with the Metro next door and everything. And the best of all, the people who work there starting with Charles, the super pro manager and the people at front desk Sherazade, Yuliia and Jeremy always trying to accomodate your needs and always smiling and happy to help. I found my new home in Paris!

A very friendly and clean hotel in the heart of Paris a stones throw away from top attractions. The rooms are decent size, very clean with modern bathroom. Some great artisan bakeries just at the top of the road with a metro station 5 minutes away so navigating Paris is a breeze. Reception is warm and welcoming. Will stay here again

We had a wonderful stay at Hotel Beauregard. We arrived a bit earlier than the official check-in time, but we were welcomed and checked in immediately. We were traveling with a small child, and the staff kindly upgraded us to a larger room than the one we had booked. The hotel staff went out of their way to make our stay as comfortable as possible. The receptionist, Yulia, was so friendly a very pleasant and polite young woman. Special thanks for the lovely little gifts for our baby. The room was spotless and smelled beautifully of perfume. There was a minibar, a kettle, and a coffee machine. We especially appreciated that the hotel amenities were by Diptyque. We will definitely stay at this hotel again next time!

Lovely boutique hotel. Quiet location with many shops around. The reception staff were welcoming and kind. Room was decently cleaned, comfortable bed and a great view of the Eiffel Tower. Perfect for a solo traveller. I would stay again. Xx

My recent experience at Hotel Beauregard was highly unsatisfactory, marked by several significant issues that severely detracted from what should have been an enjoyable trip. I would strongly caution future travelers. Key Issues Encountered • 🅿️ Lack of Parking: The most immediate problem was the complete absence of convenient parking. This caused unnecessary stress and expense, which is unacceptable for a hotel in this price range. • 🛎️ Terrible Service: The service throughout our stay was consistently poor. Staff seemed disengaged and unhelpful, making us feel more like an inconvenience than a valued guest. • 🛏️ Tiny, Cramped Room: Our room was shockingly small. It felt cramped, leaving barely any space to move around, and certainly not enough for two people and their luggage. The photos online are highly misleading. • 🥶 Cold and Unhelpful Reception: The reception staff set a negative tone from the moment we checked in. They were noticeably cold, unsmiling, and completely unhelpful with our inquiries. Simple requests were met with resistance or a lack of effort. Overall, Hotel Beauregard failed to meet basic hospitality standards. From the physical discomfort of the tiny room to the consistently bad and cold service, this stay was a major disappointment. I expected much better.

Boutique Hotel in a good location. Rooms a good size and very clean. Bathrobes and slippers always an added bonus. Very clean and comfortable with a nice breakfast included. Very reasonable price and easy walk to the Eiffel Tower.

A very comfortable, well located hotel with *amazing* staff — they could not have been kinder or more helpful. Views of the Eiffel Tower from some rooms. Also the neighborhood is just slightly west of the major tourist attractions so you feel like you are in the “real” Paris, even while it is no less charming.

We stayed near the Arc de Triomphe the night before, but honestly, that hotel couldn’t compare — this one was so much better. It’s located in a residential area of Paris, giving it a more local, everyday vibe. Although it’s not as lively, there are plenty of nice cafés nearby. The elevator was honestly the smallest I’ve ever seen (said with a laugh). Unlike most hotels where you tap your card and use a key, here the front desk actually recommends leaving your key with them when you go out. The room was more spacious than expected, and they reserved one with a view of the Eiffel Tower for us which made us so happy, especially since it was our first time in Paris. The staff were incredibly warm and helpful, offering great advice and assisting us with small things. Overall, this hotel exceeded my expectations. The only downside was that the bed wasn’t particularly comfortable, but since we walked all over Paris during the day and fell asleep instantly at night, it didn’t really bother us much.

Good, clean hotel. Bigger then your run of the mill parisian hotels. Had a nice view of the Eiffel tower and 3 blocks away from the metro station which went directly to the  eiffel tower, trocadero,  Museo de orsay and change stations . We had looked up the hotel and read bad reviews of their breakfast (15 Euros) so we skipped it. There was  a nice Boulangerie (bakery) down the block and another just one more block up. The day before we left we found another one at the end of the street and to the right. It smelled delicious and there was a line always a good sign. I would recommend a stay and I would stay again.

Small but comfy. Breakfast was good and caretakers were nice but want to say one thing. I think he was the hotel manager (older French male with white hair) of the place. He is the rudest and judgmental guy in Paris. As a service person you need to learn hotel etiquette. When we asked for a nice place to dine, he simply looked at us head to toe like peasants and said "Paris too expensive for you. Go eat down the corner". My wife and I were dressed properly and I was quite amazed and what racism looks like. People like you make Paris disgusting and that's a strong feeling I felt.