Hotels near Orangerie Museum

"Very cute hotel. Staff was great. Breakfast was good and convenient. Room was super small, but I think that’s more of a Paris thing. Eiffel Tower is crazy close. Lots of walkable places. "

"They don’t clean the room everyday, kitchen is very tiny. Only 2 towels per day when I paid for 3 people to stay there, homeless every night just in front of the hotel, 2 slow and old elevators, one wasn’t working. Couch bed mattress was not comfortable at all, very hard mattress, sheets not soft material, bathroom smelled like public restroom, overall cleaning service was too bad. Parking not available, it’s a busy area for shopping, you won’t find parking for your car. "

"Our room was clean and pleasant but we had an issue with the shower and the safe did not work. We raised these points and the staff went out of their way to change our room and move out things for us while we were out. They were also extremely helpful in booking a room for my niece who unexpectedly came to join us for two nights. While breakfast was available at the hotel we had opted for no breakfast and there was a bakery just across the road with excellent croissants and the option for a coffee and a little park just around the corner where one could sit and have said croissant. A lot of Korean restaurants in the area and an easy walk to Opera or down to Comédie Française and Louvre. "

"The staff were extremely friendly and courteous, they attended to all our needs like we were treasured guests. The breakfast was exceptional and the housekeeping was top notch. The location is ideal for accessing The Metro system, with diverse dining, drinking and shopping opportunities within walking distance. The hotel decor is vibrant and eclectic, a real one-of-a-kind boutique hotel experience at a reasonable price. And you’re sure to fall in love with the full staff of friendly Parisian lapdogs who patrol the lobby in constant search of affection. "

"The breakfast menu was limited, but the staff brought scrambled eggs and a delicious macha latte on request. The room was just right."

"Wonderful, hidden location in the 1st. Friendly, welcoming staff. Everything so clean and new. "

"Great location but no notive Hotel was under renovation. Very uncomfortable to have workers outside your door painting and doing other work. Specially with a little kid. I wished I had been notified, because it was a bit uncomfortable."

"Staff was very attentive and location is prime! Room was extra small with a single bed. Honestly, this is my first time seeing a single bed room in a hotel. It felt like staying in NYC. I stayed one night so I don’t mind it. Overall positive experience."

"We ordered a Junior Suite, for 4 nights, described as having “dizzyingly high ceilings”, about “350 sq ft”, with “unique artwork” and “air conditioning”. Photos showed a sofa or a seating area. We were given room 515, which was in the attic space directly under the roof, with peak ceiling height about 7 feet and sloping straight down to about 3 feet (photo). Most of the space was unusable. Maybe about 150 ft was able to stand up. The sofa was under a 3 foot ceiling & completely unusable. The room was 81F as the sun came straight through the roof windows and there was no AC or any other way to cool the room. The staff refused to help. So we contacted Hotels.com support. After an hour or more with 2 agents at (Expedia) support, nothing was done. Even though this was clearly not a junior suite. By Day 2, it was clearly intolerable to have such a sub standard room, we decided to revisit with the front desk staff. Insisting they move us to a Junior Suite. Eventually (45 minutes) we found a staff member willing to help. All in all we spent 2.5-3.0 hours with staff/support trying to get what we paid for. Awful!"