Hotels in 14th arrondissement-Observatoire, Paris

A very cozy hotel with comfortable, albeit very small, rooms. Keep this in mind if you're a couple, for example. It's perfect for one person, but if there are two of you, it might be a bit tricky since the bathroom is combined with the toilet and also very compact. The mattress and pillow are very comfortable. Early check-in isn't available, not even for a fee, but late check-out is an option and will cost you 70 euros.

Very good value for money hotel! The rooms are clean and nice and the towels and dressing gowns .. oh my gosh I need to find out what brand they are- they were the best feeling, most fluffiest towels I’ve ever felt in my life. Really good quality! The pool area is really nice and modern, although the water could be a little bit warmer. Buffet breakfast was good value for money and ran over a decent time range. Easy to get around the city with public transport - both buses and trains within a very short walk. Over all I would definitely stay at this hotel again.

A clean hotel in a great central location. The staff were very friendly and helpful. I forgot to take my phone charger, they helped me by giving their own charger to me and i returned it on my check out time. They don’t even asked me for it. My stay was excellent from check-in to check-out. The front desk team welcomed me warmly, and our room was spotless. The bed was very soft, and the hotel was quiet at night.

Overall, it was quite clean. The bed was a bit small, but for a per-person booking, it was acceptable, similar in width to a dormitory bed. It felt like a typical three-star hotel. The bathroom design was better than expected; it wasn't small, had good wet/dry separation, and the tiles and such were clean. The bathroom lighting was also ample, making it feel very clean (cleaner than the room carpet). However, the overall spacing, corridors, and room carpets are a matter of opinion. The room itself was quite small, making it a bit difficult to walk around once two 24-inch suitcases were open. The front desk service was excellent 👍. Overall, it was still good value for the price. At this price point, it's a good option, one of the better three-star hotels.

This hotel is located in the 14th arrondissement, about an 8-minute walk from the metro and two bus lines on the main road. While it's a bit further from the main attractions, the neighborhood is very quiet. This was my first time staying at an Ibis, so my expectations weren't that high, but the room was surprisingly spacious for Paris! I could easily open up a 26-inch suitcase and still have room to walk around. The only downside was the lack of a safe, but the Black cleaning ladies were all very friendly and communicative, and didn't seem like they'd steal anything, haha. The area around the hotel is very safe and pleasant, with plenty of restaurants and bakeries just a short walk away. The hotel's cleanliness was excellent, and the bed was very comfortable. Although I'm not sure how often the sheets are changed (you need to leave a card on the bed to inform the cleaning staff), I didn't feel itchy at all during my 6-night stay. It's a hotel with great value for money.

This hotel is a brand new, five-star property under the Accor Group in France. It boasts a very smart, modern, and stylish design. The location is incredibly convenient, with a metro station right outside the hotel entrance, making it easy to get to any attraction. Right next to the hotel is a huge, two-story supermarket, offering a wide selection of vegetables, fruits, food, cosmetics, and more. The 32nd-floor Skybar is very popular and open until 2 AM. We heard it offers views of the Eiffel Tower, but we didn't have time to visit. I'd suggest avoiding rooms on very high floors to escape the bar's music. The hotel's gym is fantastic! It's fully equipped and has a great atmosphere. Plus, there are many restaurants near the hotel, and the stand-up pizza and pasta places are incredibly delicious! I highly recommend this hotel!

If you're coming from CDG via RER B with luggages and planning to ride metro during your stay in Paris, Lempika hotel is a very nice option indeed. Denfert-Rochereau station lets you travel in Paris without any difficulty and I liked the neighborhood thanks to the fact that there was not so much touristic fuss around (except for the long queue to enter Catacomb) I also loved the rooftop view!

I stayed in the basic side Cart rooms which were very well appointed. The beds were firm which I really like and there was a little desk with an overhead light. There were a couple of places to plug-in for power in useful locations in the room. having a sink was good and the windows could open. There is some ventilation in the room also. while I was a little bit reluctant to share a Bathroom it made the room more affordable and of course the bathroom is only as clean as everybody leaves it but they were ok and there was no waiting to use. I would say to bring shower shoes if you prefer the bathrooms are mixed gender. the location is really good for trams and getting around. There are some places to eat nearby but better options within a kilometre and a half. I opted for breakfast one day just before travelling - it’s basic but it’s a good quality. There is fruit salad and bread for vegans.

Though small, this hotel has everything you need. The front desk staff are happy to help if you need hot water. My room had a window that opened up to a lovely street and tree view. All the staff at the front desk were really friendly. I'd definitely recommend staying here again next time I'm in Paris. There's also an outdoor seating area where you can grab a drink. It's super convenient for dining out and taking the metro, and within walking distance, you can catch the B line directly to Charles de Gaulle Airport.

C’est absolument fantastique! Staff are friendly and nice! Will book here again when I go back to France!