Solly Hôtel Paris

My spouse and I recently stayed at this hotel for 6 nights on a trip to Paris. We reserved a small room as we typically do not spend much time there. The room worked fine for us, although one side of the bed was blocked with a wall, which meant I had to crawl in from the foot of the bed. It was not a problem, but it would not work for someone with limited mobility. The room was well supplied, very clean and comfortable. The location is near many commonly visited sites and there is a Metro station a half block away (although it does not have a lift or escalator). The hotel staff was very friendly and helpful. The hotel is old, so don't expect lots of modern conveniences (the lift is very small). We were not inconvenienced at all by this, and thought it added to the charm of the hotel. We will stay here again when we next visit Paris. One caveat-if someone in your party has mobility issues, check with the staff when you book a room to make sure you reserve one that will meet your needs. Thanks to everyone at Solly who made our stay extra special.

Highly recommended, this is the best hotel we've stayed at in our three trips to Paris. Fantastic location in the bustling Le Marais neighborhood, with no shortage of cafes and restaurants nearby. The Réaumur-Sébastopol and Strasbourg-Saint Denis metro stations are within easy walking distance. The daily breakfast is excellent and the staff very friendly and helpful. Rooms are cozy and clean and the beds very comfortable. We are already planning to stay here again on our next trip to Paris.

The hotel was in a good location. It was close to a metro station. The breakfast buffet was very nice. We stayed in the comfort park view with a small balcony. The room was very small. The small closet could just fit 2 coats, so our clothes had to stay in our suitcases. The bathroom was very tiny but looked like it was recently redone. There was no fridge in the room and if you wanted water they had a pitcher in the room that you could go downstairs to the kitchen to fill up. There is one very tiny elevator, so be prepared to take the stairs if it is being used by anyone else. All in all it wasn't a terrible stay but for almost 500 USD a night there are better choices in Paris.

We stayed at the Solly Hotel for the first leg of our honeymoon. The rooms are tight (as are all Paris hotel rooms) but well appointed and comfortable. What really makes this hotel stand out is the staff and the location. The staff were wonderful in answering all of our questions and we couldn’t have asked for a more perfect location. It’s right next to a metro station, which made it easy to get to all the spots we wanted to see. Highly highly recommend!

I would not say this is a 4 star hotel. A bit disappointed with our stay for several reasons. One tiny elevator meant that if it was unavailable there were lots of stairs to navigate which was fine early in the morning but not fun after a tiring day of sightseeing. We had several early morning tours booked which meant we wanted to have breakfast as soon as possible. Breakfast was supposed to be served at 7:00 but on the 4 occasions that we arrived in the breakfast room at 7:00 it was never ready. They were still unwrapping things and the eggs were still being cooked. It added a bit of stress because of the time crush. Also, on the day we were checking out we asked the receptionist to get us a taxi. We paid the flat 56eur from CDG to the R Bank but the taxi driver charged us 86 Eur because “the hotel booked our taxi”. The receptionist should have explained this to us, we could have arranged our own transportation. We sent a email to the hotel but have not heard back as of this review. I don’t usually write reviews but we are a bit annoyed. Also this was not a reasonably priced hotel. Look elsewhere.

We had a wonderful stay at Solly Hotel in Paris. The hotel was very clean and the rooms were surprisingly spacious - especially by Paris standards, from what we’ve heard. We were lucky enough to also receive a complimentary upgrade to a room overlooking the balcony, which was such a lovely touch and greatly appreciated. The staff were extremely friendly and helpful throughout our stay, even going the extra mile by taking delivered laundry back up to our room for us. The only downside was that the rooms didn’t have a fridge, which we had assumed would be standard. It wasn’t a deal breaker, but it did mean we couldn’t store food or drinks overnight. Something to keep in mind if that’s important to you. In saying this, you are offered any endless supply of water from the common eating area by way of reusable jug they give you. Overall, a great stay in a clean, comfortable hotel with excellent service - we’d definitely recommend Hotel Solly.

Our family vacation began at The Solly Hotel, with four rooms booked. From the beginning of our stay to the end, it was nothing short of WONDERFUL! The hotel is beautiful, rooms are comfortable, and the staff went above and beyond to be friendly, helpful, and accommodating! Paul, in particular, was an Angel, helping us load luggage and communicate with our driver as we were unexpectedly rushing to catch our train…all AFTER his shift had ended and he was off the clock! We wholeheartedly recommend The Solly Hotel and when back in Paris, this will be our home base again!

Lovely hotel in Paris. The room was wonderful - compact but well-appointed. The bed was comfortable and the shower was lovely, if a bit cramped. It was hard to keep water from getting onto the floor of the bathroom. The windows opened onto the park across the street. The view was pleasant, but the park seemed to be a haven for loud, disruptive people in the night and early morning hours (2am - 5am). Even with the windows closed, the noise made sleeping challenging. The breakfast was delightful with a wide assortment of breakfast foods. We also appreciated the location in Marais and the proximity to the Metro. It is nicely located for exploring any part of Paris.