Hotel Eiffel Seine

This hotel was in a great location. Just a walk around the corner and we could see the Eiffel Tower. The staff was wonderful and very helpful. The continental breakfast was great and unexpected. Large bathroom with walkin shower. We had a small quaint balcony with french doors go figure. Would recommend to anyone.

Amazing stay and great staff. Can't wait to go back!!

The one drawback was the cost of a 25cl bottle of water found in the refrigerator. The water was 3.5 Euros. This is highway robbery and should have been clearly indicated on the refrigerator. The same bottle could be purchased at any supermarket for less than .5 Euro (i.e., barely 50 cents).

This hotel is in a perfect location for a tourist visiting Paris. Walk out the front door and directly across the street is a Metro and RER station. Turn right and walk a very short 3 doors and you are at the corner overlooking the Seine. Turn to your right and you see the Eiffel Tower less than 3 blocks away. The neighborhood is full of charming cafes. The hotel staff was very friendly and extremely helpful. Everyone spoke English so there was no language barrier. This is a small hotel with only about 40 rooms, so you will not be overwhelmed or overlooked. The room was very comfortable and extremely clean and fresh. My one tip is to skip the hotel breakfast and go explore the neighborhood for a charming cafe. Also, you are not visiting Vegas so do not expect to have a room large enough to house a family of 4. You do not travel to Paris to sit in your room. Get out and enjoy the city.

We three ladies stayed in this hotel for 8 nights and would go back in a min. We travelled all around Paris mostly by foot and found this to be a great location. The staff were excellent and all spoke very good english. Staff helped us on many occations as to what to see ,when,and how to get there. We really loved Paris and the hotel helped make our trip enjoyable.

The local is perfect. Many attractions walkable, but learn to use Metro. Don't be afraid to ask questions. All Parians we talked to were helpful, but remember if you don't speak French you might not get a correct answer to your question. I was pleasantly surprise on how well the overall trip went. This was due in part to the quality of the hotel and their staff. Paris a must see City.

This hotel is everything it is advertised to be. The location to the Eiffel Tower is about an 8 minute walk. The trains are close by as well. The Louvre is about a 10 minute train ride and Notre Dame is about a 15 minute ride. The staff was very helpful, even sitting down with a map, pen, and highlighter to help plan our days. The room was very clean and comfortable. Free wireless internet in all rooms. The staff even stored our luggage for a day after we checked out. I could not recommend this hotel more to anyone who wants a nice decent place to stay.

The room we had was pretty small, but very nicely decorated and clean. The location is perfect! The Metro line is right in front of the hotel. The Eiffel Tower is only a couple blocks away and is a great reference point from anywhere in the city. The staff at the front desk were very helpful and always there to wish you a "Bonjour". Would definitely recommend this hotel!

Great location. Close to the RER and Metro. Can walk to many of the main tourist sights (Eiffel Tower, Alexander Bridge, Concorde, and if you are big on walking, you can totally walk all the way to Notre Dame!) Hotel is clean and the staff is very friendly and helpful. Rooms are a bit small but not a big deal. The only real downside was our shower. It constantly clogged and would cause an overflow of water to the bathroom floor. The cleaning staff would clean everything but not the best scenario. Other than that, great hotel.

This is a wonderful hotel within walking distance of the Eiffel Tower! We stayed for seven nights over our first wedding anniversary. The staff was always very friendly and helpful. Our room was clean and well-appointed, and we always returned from our day of sightseeing to find it spotless. Yes, the rooms are smaller than hotel rooms in the US, but it's an ill-informed person who travels to Europe expecting them to be the same size. We didn't opt for the hotel breakfast, as there were several cafes and brasseries within walking distance, but they do offer it if you need the convenience. The hotel is almost on the corner of two busy streets and directly across from a metro station, so expect to hear some street sounds if your room faces that way (if the window is closed tightly, it's not that loud). Again, I feel this is part of the experience of staying in a city, and I found the hustle-and-bustle sounds of Paris at night rather comforting. If you're worried about it, ask for a courtyard-facing room. Favorite things: The motion-sensing lights in our hallway; the art-nouveau decor; our view of the Seine; the friendly staff; metro access literally right across the street; walking under the Eiffel Tower every night on our way back to the hotel; everything about Paris! :)