Grand Hotel Francais

Bon rapport qualité prix, mais quartier peu agréable

accueil souriant , hôtel très propre et semble neuf, petit dej correct il manque un grille pain par contre chambre extrêment petite, surtout la salle de bain

Stayed here to two weeks in early November. Staff is helpful and accommodating. Located near a couple of metro stations make it easily accessible. Far enough from the heart of Paris to avoid the crowds but a quick metro ride to visit the main tourist attractions. Would definitely stay here again in the future. Close to a couple of BNP Paribas ATMs which are associated with BofA for a 1% ATM fee vs STD 3% with credit cards. Only drawback was spotty wifi which is free.

As non-French-speaking persons, the wife and I were most fortunate in booking this hotel for a four-night stay. Every front-desk staff/management person not only spoke English, but were greatly knowledgeable on where to dine, how to travel(Metro, Line 1 gets you to city center), what time to leave for the airport, how to best see the city (Hop On - Hop On Bus is the best). Our room was most adequate and offered first-class accomodations with daily maid service. The area is a twenty minute walk from Bastille Plaza and 10 minutes Nations Plaza. Walking around the area is a delight. Suggetion for those wanting out of the noise and congestion of city center: stay here.

素晴らしいホテルです。メトロで移動するのを前提にしていれば、立地も問題ありません。日本人がお風呂好きなのを知っていて、バスタブのある部屋にしてくれていました。 新しくきれいな部屋で快適です。朝食も申し分ないです。 パリのホテルでこの狭さはしょうがないですし、この値段であれば合格点です！

The manager was very welcoming. He was willing to answer any questions and offered assistance whenever asked.

Went site unseen but once there was made to feel very comfortable mainly due to Zyad. He was very informative, ie. referring us to good restaurants, suggesting things to do and giving great directions on how to get there. Woul d strongly recommend this place since although it is out of the hubbub of Paris (making it easier to sleep), it was only 2-3 blocks to the Metro, close to great pastry shops and even a grocery store with a decent selection of wine.

This was our first trip to Paris and we did a great deal of research before deciding where to stay. We really wanted to get an experience we couldn't get elsewhere. A boutique hotel was our only choice. Not too many amenities but if we wanted to stay at an Intercontinental, we might as well have just gone to Miami. This hotel was absolutely perfect. The room was very small but we only slept there. Who wants to hang out in their room in Paris? The staff was fabulous. Very courtious, extremely helpful and if you don't speak French, they speak English. We absolutely loved them. The hotel has been renovated and so the rooms were clean with great plumbing and heat/air. The Metro to get you to central Paris was only 50 meters away from the front door with a major junction only a couple hundred meters away for off the path excursions. We loved the neighborhood atmosphere and even ate at a neighborhood restaurant that was way off the beaten path. It was filled with locals and we could tell they didn't get too many tourists, if any at all. We had a great time mingling, struggling with our French as they struggled with their English. We met in the middle somewhere and it was one of the best nights and best meals we had in Paris. As authentic as it gets. We couldn't have had that experience in one of the tourist area hotels. If you are like us and don't want the same old same old, or don't want to stay with everyone else from America, we highly recommend this hotel.

Extremely welcoming and helpful staff in a very convenient and cool neighborhood. room was a little small, but clean, quiet and comfortable.

The staff attention plus the exquisite modern renovated hotel plus the location... plus everything.. I have never been in a 3 stars hotel as good as this one.