Maison Colbert member of Meliá Collection Notre-Dame

This is a lovely hotel, and compared to others we have stayed in, spacious. We were upgraded to a king (our anniversary)-lots of space for hanging and storing clothing, bathroom large-although the entrance to the room opened into the bathroom area.|Staff welcoming and gracious, helpful throughout our stay. Breakfast great. Location could not be better-one block from Notre Dame, close to wonderful cafes, on a quiet street. Definitely would return!

We loved the hotel itself. Great ambiance, very friendly and attentive staff. Very good breakfast in the morning.||BUT….A/C for us is a necessity, not a convenience. We selected this hotel for its French charm and the fact that it stated A/C in its list of amenities. We were very disappointed to learn they do not run the A/C during winter months and we were not able to keep the windows open at night because it would prevent the window curtains from closing. They offered us an oscillating fan.

We just stayed there for a few days, and our room was very cozy — just the right size with a surprisingly spacious bathroom (especially for French standards). The restaurant at Maison Colbert was excellent, with delicious food and great drinks. We also loved the location, being so close to a wide variety of restaurants. Highly recommended!

We had to scramble for a last minute hotel reservation due to a disastrous booking at a different hotel, and I was very fortunate to secure a room at Maison Colbert for the next several nights. This is a very serene, comfortable, and elegant hotel and we thoroughly enjoyed our stay. I very much appreciated the kindness of the front desk staff in particular. Our pretty room was a decent size, it featured good bedding and amenities include robes, slippers, well stocked minibar and snacks. Located on a quiet street in a prime tourist area, a block from Notre Dame, our room overlooked the charming courtyard entrance lined with cafe tables, and was nicely decorated with the artist Joaquin Sorolla theme, including two hardcover art books you could peruse. A very pleasant and much appreciated refuge from all of the tourist chaos of the Left Bank.

A lovely hotel on a miraculously quiet street with a staff that cannot do enough for you. Our room was quite nice but like most European rooms, fairly small. The rooms are well appointed and comfortable. One thing to make note of is that in our room (a deluxe) the bathroom and shower were NOT separate from the room so there was zero privacy. The reception staff is absolutely wonderful and cannot do enough for you.

From the moment we stepped into Maison Colbert, we were greeted with the signature warmth and professionalism that define Meliá hotels. Antonio and Monserrat welcomed us with genuine smiles and made sure we were settled in immediately, a true gift after a long international flight. Their kindness set the tone for our entire stay.||||The attention to detail was impeccable, not just for us, but for our dogs as well. It’s rare to find a hotel that extends such thoughtful hospitality to every member of the family, four-legged ones included! The room was elegant and quiet, the location ideal for exploring the Left Bank, and the service consistently excellent.||||Maison Colbert isn’t just a place to stay, it’s a place to feel cared for. We left with warm memories and will absolutely return.

My initial review was very poor, as my room was not ready when I arrived at 5pm, but the hotel manager apologized profusely and offered a partial refund for the inconvenience, so I updated it to less negative. I still take one star off since the room wasn't ready, but I really appreciated the effort to fix it. The room was comfortable, had all toiletries, hair dryer, shaving kit, dental kit, vanity kit and shower cap, also had sewing kit, shoe cleaning and a steamer (no iron, but steamer worked really well). The safe was big enough to fit a laptop. I found it weird that towel dryers in the bathroom were really hot (considering it was +30 outside), and the room was really cold (and as other reviews mentioned, the temperature control doesn't really work) - I took one more star off for this strange temperature issue. The breakfast was lovely - there are small things to take from the buffet, and there is a menu that one can order from. Cappuccino was really tasty. The staff was very friendly and attentive. The location is unbeatable!

Having stayed at Maison Colbert Melia previously with great satisfaction, I returned for a three-night June visit expecting the same quality service. This experience was profoundly disappointing and represents a dramatic decline in standards.||Our journey began poorly with a 12-hour Eurostar delay from Amsterdam, forcing us to stand for six hours on a replacement train before arriving at 3 AM instead of our scheduled 4:30 PM check-in. Despite these challenging circumstances and our exhaustion (traveling with our dog), the hotel’s response was inadequate.||The assigned room, while advertised as having a partial Notre Dame view, was impractically small with no proper luggage storage, forcing us to live out of suitcases placed on the floor. ||Most concerning was the complete absence of pet amenities despite paying €50 nightly pet fees and providing advance notice - no bed, bowls, waste bags, or treats were provided.|Service inconsistencies were troubling throughout our stay. ||Front desk staff displayed unprofessional behavior, with one senior employee showing clear bias in greeting only select guests while ignoring others entirely. Other staff members remained glued to computers, offering no acknowledgment to arriving or departing guests.||Operational problems compounded our frustration. Key cards malfunctioned three times, requiring repeated trips to reception with our pet. ||Despite paying an additional €300 for late checkout until 5:30 PM (due to flight delays), internet and television services were terminated at 1 PM. ||Housekeeping staff created constant hallway disruptions with loud conversations and extended cleaning periods that prevented any peaceful rest.||The €600 nightly rate, combined with pet fees, represents extremely poor value given these service failures. ||Even basic room service disappointed - our avocado toast arrived with spoiled fruit, rendering breakfast inedible.||This stay was a stark contrast to my previous positive experience. I cannot recommend this property and will seek alternative accommodations for future Paris visits.