Tribe Paris Clichy

"The hotel was absolutely delightful. As a boutique hotel, it exuded an air of exclusivity and attentiveness, making us feel like we were the center of attention. I’m not usually a breakfast person, but their breakfast was simply exquisite, and the staff was incredibly friendly and accommodating. I thoroughly enjoyed my stay and found it to be a romantic experience. It was my first time in Paris with my boyfriend, and it was an unforgettable moment that we’ll cherish forever. Fanny, the hotel manager, went above and beyond to ensure our comfort and happiness."

"Stayed here 2 nights celebrating new year. Small room with a good bed, good shower and able to open the door to the small balcony for fresh air. Breakfast is good as well with plenty of choice. It is a hip/fashionable and modern hotel with a nice rooftop, which we didn't use due to the cold. Lobby is open with tables to eat and couches to lounge. Staff is ok. This hotel just outside the centre of Paris is recommendable above any Accor outlet in the centre due to its proximity to the metro; 500m, which makes it cheaper. Although parking is advertised on the website, they don't have it on site. You need to park at an Indigo garage at 200m for 22€/day."

"In our recent revisitation trip to Paris again, we stayed by this boutique hotel around the Clichy area that is not too far away from the city center. We were staying at room 309 (apparently its 4th floor since it's ground level is 0). The boutique hotel looks nice and new, bright and trendy too, with a 2-in-1 concept, where the bar and restaurant are located together. During our stay duration, there was only one lift in operation as the other one was "under service" which could caused some inconveniences especially like us, with a tourgroup of 30 people with travel luggages, and how long would it take to go up to the rooms? And each lift can only take 4~5 people with luggage each time. Our room, though small, but looks nice and cosy. Mostly wooden themed. Beds are comfortable and we slept well except that they are "too high" for some people to get up, which some of my fellow travelmates have feedback. They do provide kettle and coffee/tea which some hotels do not but do not have min-bar/fridge or it would be great. Toilets are clean and classy too! Our room view was back the surrounding buildings with nice greenery. There's a rooftop bar area and offered a good bird eye's view of the area and one could see the Effiel Tower far away if not cloudy, with other facilities which we didn't see. The room service was well done too and service staff were generally friendly and helpful. As for the breakfast, the spread was small and not much of choices but still decent for one to fill up the stomach from a night of rest to begin with the new day. They do not have self-service coffee machine though and you will need to order your hot drinks with the staff directly which could be time consuming considering the number of customers are queuing to order the drinks (but staff would serve it to you at your table). And it's quite a good location with many restaurants, fast food chains and supermarkets nearby. On weekends, there's also a farmer's market (till 1~2pm since morning around 7~8am) where you can buy fresh fruits and groceries, household items in the makeshift stalls (besides the indoor marketplace). Overall our stay here was satisfactory."