Villa Mademoiselle

Villa Mademoiselle was our third attempt to secure a hotel for the evening. If you don't know finding a hotel room in Paris for more than two people is not the easiest thing to do. My family of three were able to secure two rooms for 160€ each. Both rooms were modern and clean, which is why the first two hotel options didn't meet our expectations. Chester and Yasin were both awesome. Chester reserved the rooms for us via phone, got us checked in quickly upon arrival and loaned us two electrical plug adapters. Yasin loaned us a bag to go to laundry and secured our bags while we toured Paris for the day. Like most Paris hotels the rooms is small so pack light.

Had a lovely stay at this boutique hotel last summer. The room was charming and clean, and opened up to a small balcony that was perfect to relax on in the mornings.Mourad who worked at the front desk was very friendly, hospitable, and pleasant and made us feel right at home. The breakfast was also great, they get fresh bread from the bakery every morning, and also had scrambled eggs, sausage, coffee, croissants, and fruits (although there were flies around the fruits so would not recommend them).The hotel is located in a less touristy location, but still very accessible by subway (5-10 min walk from various stations). We loved it because it was quiet and felt like we were walking with locals every day.

C'est au cœur du 15ème arrondissement et non loin de la tour Eiffel (20mn à pieds) que se cache ce petit hôtel plein de charme. Nous n'y avons passé qu'une seule nuit et nous avons largement apprécié l'accueil personnalisé, la subtile décoration rétro/moderne, le calme, la situation, la qualité des chambres (certes petites mais bien agencées avec tout ce qu'on a besoin et même plus...). Lors d'un prochain séjour à Paris nous y reviendront.

Nous y avons passé une nuit en famille ( 12 personnes) et avons apprecie le service, les chambres confortables, bien equipees et hyper propresL hotel est situé dans une rue plutot calme tout proche de la rue du Commerce et est facilement desservi en bus ou metroUne bonne petite adresse parisienne !

Chambre assez réduite mais en bon état et agréable.3 chambres sur le palier. Portes silencieuses. Ascenseur efficace et spacieux.Petit déjeuner très correct, bonne baguette.Service très sympathique. Ambiance calme.Quartier idéal pour visiter Paris, proche de la tour Eiffel.Rue peu passante.Tarif relativement abordable compte tenu de la prestation : 180€ pour 2 avec petits déjeuners compris.

Very nice accomodation. Could even check in early when we arrived. Easy to get to metro station to go around.

The shower was rickety, shower floor felt hollow under your feet and looked makeshift. The room was small, to the point that it was only big enough for you to lay in bed and that is all. Parking is SUPER EXPENSIVE off street, parking garage is about €35 a day and half a mile walk from the hotel, it was raining in Paris most of the weekend. Plus was they have umbrellas in the lobby you can use and we ubered.Weekend staff is amazing!!

Small but charming hotel, located not far from the Eiffel tower. The rooms are clean with comfortable beds; robes and slippers available in the bathroom. Good and complete the breakfast. The staff was always available and courteous. A special mention for Mourad who with his friendliness, helpfulness and hospitality made our stay better.

Franchement moyen, à mon avis largement surévalué par je ne sais quel miracle ?L'emplacement est bien et la rue calme.L'isolation des chambres est mauvaise vis à vis des autres chambres.Le petit déjeuner est juste une escroquerie et sans aucun intérêt (oui la baguette est bonne, mais viennoiseries froides et figées par le gras, vieille salade de fruit en boite dans laquelle on a coupé une pomme, oeufs sur le plat nuls, saint Moret et fromages individuels sous plastique...La literie était bien, le mobilier faisait un peu cheap.Salle de bain propre mais pas de débit, bac de douche en plastique, serviettes qui pendent sur la lunette des toilettes...bref c'est pas la guerre mais c'est pas luxe du tout !!!En gros, on a bien dormi, pas de catastrophe mais pour 300e la nuit un lundi soir, on a un peu le sentiment d'avoir jeté de l'argent par la fenêtre.