Hotel De La Tour D'Auvergne

( 3 stars , Paris , France )

Well-run, small hotel in the rapidly changing 9th arrondissement. The hotel staff is very pleasant. The rooms are small but comfortable. The bathrooms are very modern and well done. Great cafe up the street - Chex Turborg No free Internet; you have to buy Wi-Fi cards, which is a pain.

Hotel de la Tour d’Auvergne is a charming house in a street full of surprises. This Montmartre hotel is just few steps away from rue des Martyrs, Opéra, and avenue Trudaine. This is a district where you can find authentic places, good...

Pleasant Stay My girlfriend and I stayed at Hotel de la Tour d'Auvergne for 2 nights. On arrival the receptionist couldn't find our booking but only because he was just looking for my first name and not my surname, this got resolved quickly and everybody was sighing with relief! All in all we had a pleasant stay and a fantastic time in Paris and would recommend this hotel. There was a small leak under the sink but this didn't spoil the experience.

would not go there if it was free dont stay here

+ It was positive suprise how good English stuff of hotel spoken.

This is a place you want to go when you come to Paris. It is ideally situated between all the important district of Paris, Montmartre (famous for Amelie Poulin), Opera (the famous shopping district) and Pigalle (for nightlife and entertainment).The staff is friendly and the most important thing, they speak English! I just simply love the decoration of the room, each and every single room here is decorated differently, with music as the theme of this hotel!

The rooms were comfortable and the staff were excellent - they could't do enough for us and spoke excellent english. The only slight criticism would be the public areas are small and can get congested if there are other guests waiting to check in/out.

The room was reasonably well located only 10 minutes from Gard De Nord Train Station, 5 minutes from the Metro and walking distance to the main centre. The room was tiny and quite old but clean enough and comfortable. Most of the staff were polite and spo

All good except a) room service - took over an hour and a half, didn't have many of the choices, and very expensive and b) the map provided was inaccurate, having missed out many streets and making it difficult to find. Otherwise, this was the biggest roo

All good except a) room service - took over an hour and a half, didn't have many of the choices, and very expensive and b) the map provided was inaccurate, having missed out many streets and making it difficult to find. Otherwise, this was the biggest room we had in Europe and the bathroom was FANTASTIC (brand new!).