Hotel Eiffel Petit Louvre

"My husband and I spent 4 nights in a partial Eiffel Tower view room. The room was clean, very small with limited storage and a comfortable bed. Check-in was easy. We paid the rate to include breakfast which was convenient to eat before early morning tours. We requested ice once and that was an adventure and not worth the effort. Every time we left, we had to leave the room key at the front desk. Not a fan of that. Only once did they verify who we were when we retrieved the key. We left particularly early one morning for a tour and tried to get coffee. They have a coffee machine. It was before breakfast started and they refused. There was no reason to deny us use of the coffee machine. The stay was fine and we achieved the main goal—-a view of the Eiffel Tower without paying outrageous rates."

"My wife and I were greeted by a friendly staff upon check in. The hotel is small and the room given to us (at 3rd floor) was small with a window view of the street. Lobby and room were accentuated with repros of Ingres and David paintings which look nice. Walls and fixtures look dated but the bathroom looks new, spacious and clean. Staff at reception was attentive, very friendly and helpful. Our requests were quickly attended to. Special mention to staffmember "Harold" who went out of his way to help me rebook a plane ticket and basically made life easy for us in navigating Paris (gave tips and directions to tourism sites). Hotel is walking distance to Eiffel Tower and Metros. Lots of shops, cafes,boulangeries and convenience stores just outside the hotel. "

"I booked into the hotel with my wife and 7-year-old to be near the Eiffel Tower. The staff on reception were helpful and polite. Unfortunately, we then got into our room. The room was tiny and poorly decorated. They had managed to squeeze a pull-out bed into what was a small room for a double. This meant there was no space for anything. One small wardrobe and one small bedside table. The bathroom was no better. It was a shower only and tiny. As my son is autistic and won't shower, I asked if we could be moved to a room with a bath, only to be told none of the rooms had baths. The bathroom also smelled awful. I think there may be a problem with the drains because the stench of faeces was quite overpowering at times. The hotel is only small and doesn't have a restaurant but you can book breakfast which is a choice of 2 cereals, croissants, brioche, meats, yogurts with apple or orange juice. On the plus side, the hotel is within easy walking distance of the Eiffel Tower and the district has plenty of cafes and restaurants. We do plan on going back to the same area but will be booking into a larger hotel."