Paris Hotels with Wifi

The hotel's location is quite good, with plenty of supermarkets and small restaurants nearby. It's not too noisy at night either. The M8 subway station entrance is not far downstairs, making it quite convenient to get to various attractions. The room isn't large but is perfectly adequate. The bathroom has a bathtub, which is a bit inconvenient, but the hot water temperature is quite good. There's no bottled water in the room, but you can get drinking water and sparkling water from the lobby.

Overall we enjoyed our stay. It was a lovely hotel. Unfortunately when we arrived, we found the toilet hadn't been cleaned at all, but we were moved to a new room swiftly and given vouchers for a free drink at the bar each. This was the only main negative. Some little improvements we would have liked; a fridge in our room, also milk and a carafe maybe so we can fill it up with water. The staff were great, very helpful, and we enjoyed the club area downstairs, especially the free coffee, cak and nibbles. We went in there every day. The hotel is a bit far out, but well connected via main roads. We would recommend, though I think next time we'd stay closer to Central Paris.

Standing tall as the only skyscraper hotel in the city, the Hyatt Regency Paris Étoile offers a perspective of Paris that few other properties can match. Located in the 17th Arrondissement, connected to the Palais des Congrès, it is a premier choice for both business travelers and sightseers. The rooms are sleek and modern, but the true draw is the floor-to-ceiling windows. If you book an Eiffel Tower view room, the sight of the ”Iron Lady” sparkling at night is unforgettable. For the ultimate experience, visit Windo Skybar on the 34th floor; sipping a cocktail while overlooking the Arc de Triomphe and the sprawling city lights is a quintessential Parisian moment. Service is efficient and professional, living up to the global Hyatt standard. Verdict: An iconic high-rise hotel offering some of the most spectacular, unobstructed views in all of Paris.

TThe hotel is exceptionally stylish and has a very nice, modern aesthetic. The design is chic and the atmosphere is welcoming. The wooden floors are a major issue for noise. We could clearly hear movement from the room above, the room next door, and even our own footsteps echoed. The sound insulation is very poor. Beautiful hotel, but would not recommend if you are a light sleeper or sensitive to noise.

The cleanliness was passable – at least I didn't get bitten by bugs, but the bugs in the elevator lobby were a different story... The environment was decent. Many European tour groups stay here. The hotel is right next to the subway, and our room was on the side closer to the park, so it was very quiet. One time, we left the room with the key card in to keep the power on, but when we came back after grabbing a bite, the key card was gone. I went to the front desk to ask about it. I told them it's fine if they remove it, but they should leave it on the counter. Otherwise, what if they accuse me of missing a card, or what if they use a key card to enter my room whenever they want? A middle-aged woman, who seemed like a local French person, was incredibly arrogant. She didn't even look at me properly and simply replied, 'We just took it out.' The bathtub drain was clogged, so I had to pull out the stopper every day.

The hotel boasts an excellent location on a relatively quiet and safe street. It's just a 500-meter walk to the Arc de Triomphe and 450 meters to the metro station, offering lines 1, 3, 6, and RER A with direct access to Disneyland. My three-night stay was very pleasant; the room had air conditioning and windows that could be opened wide. While the room was indeed compact, it had everything I needed. My room type comfortably accommodated two 28-inch suitcases. The bathroom provided toiletries, but there were no disposable slippers or dental kits. There was also no refrigerator. The only minor drawback was the soundproofing, which was a bit lacking – I could hear other guests opening and closing doors and the sound of water being used next door. However, these noises didn't significantly affect my sleep. Those who are light sleepers might want to consider this. Overall, it's still highly recommended.

Was keen to experience the “real Paris“ so wasn’t 100% sure what kind of experience we would have, especially at a hotel that we hadn’t stayed at before… However was so pleasantly surprised with a very warm welcome and quick check-in process, and ultimately a stunning hotel room. Took a short five minute walk around the area and stumbled on a cobblestone Lane of Great bars and restaurants where we spent our evening. Location to Central Paris isn’t ideal but definitely worth being able to see more of Paris.

Central location, very close to Amsterdam Central train station. Quite noisy at night as it is in the middle of the walking street, busy night life. Very small room but good for solo traveller. No lift, so people with big luggage be mentally prepared to manually lift up heavy luggage using the crazily steep staircase.

We spent 6 nights with my sister and the staff were all so friendly and attentive! The room has all the necessary amenities but there’s no AC so we had to open the window to get some fresh air. During our stay, the restaurant downstairs was closed and the food selection at the rooftop bar was very limited. The other thing is this hotel is right on the border of a sketchy neighborhood so while it’s safe, I would be highly cautious. All in all, it made sense for us because we were gone the whole day and only were at the hotel to sleep.

The room was incredibly spacious and comfortable, and the location couldn't be better – right across from the North Station, with a metro entrance just outside. It was literally a two-to-three-minute walk from the Eurostar platform. The staff were diligent, responsible, and friendly. One time, I needed to print something at midnight, and Harold on duty immediately helped me out – a big thanks to him! The only downside to the hotel is the poor soundproofing. My room was next to a large room that could sleep five people. Luckily, out of my seven-night stay, there were only two nights when someone was next door: once it was a family with two crying children, and another time it was a group of young people…