Hotels near Grevin Museum

"Had an amazing stay! The staff were extremely helpful and very friendly. There's 24/7 on-site staff and front desk, which made us feel very safe as well. Room was nice and clean. The hotel is very quirky and lots of art throughout. Great location! We were able to get around everywhere with ease. Would stay here again in the future :)"

"Good"

"Great staff! Very helpful with suggestions, reservations, etc."

"Staff at the front desk not very welcoming and/or helpful. Location excellent, hotel mediocre"

"Is so nice and clean the people so helpful and nicely"

"This hotel is in a great location. So close to the Louvre and other attraction. The staff are friendly and helpful. The hotel was clean and well appointed. They were renovating during the day, and the staff pre-apologized for any inconvenience, but there was never really any inconvenience. We used the pull out couch bed and it was comfortable. Very positive stay."

"We enjoyed the coffee and treats that were put out each afternoon. Staff was accommodating and our room was clean. Only negative was that room was quite warm and we had difficulty regulating temperature. Staff told us to turn off heat but that didn’t really help. Overall though, I would definitely recommend this hotel."

"Amazing staff and hotel.. location was close to the shopping area and also surrounding restaurants has a variety of Japanese restaurant options. Are was clean and safe and hotel room was in superb condition and covert clean! We got upgraded to the upper floor which had a balcony. Highly recommend this hotel! "

"Tidy and clean apartment in Paris, in a building seemingly dedicated to short-term stays. They cram a lot in in a small space, so think carefully before booking the cheapest/smallest-sized units. Only complaint is that there is no dedicated WiFi for each unit; rather there are a series of shared routers. My unit could not receive a consistent signal for the designated routers for which a password was given, although other signals (from different parts of the building) appeared."