Hôtel des Tuileries

( 3 stars , Paris , France )

Excellent location I booked this hotel purely on the location map from Hotels.com and wasn't let down. Paris has a considerable Metro and with the hotel only 2 mins from station, you can move around with ease. You are also only 2 minutes from the Jardin which affords you excellent views of Paris' sights

A small but perfectly adequate hotel in an excellent location. A short stroll to Rue de Rivoli, Tuileries gardens, Louvre and Place vendome. Rooms are fairly basic but very clean with comfortable beds. It is very quiet at night. There is a breakfast room but no bar or restaurant. The surrounding streets have many very good places to eat and enjoy a drink.

We had a very nice stay. A lot of nice places (restaurants, parking-place, The Louvre, nice shops)where all very close to the hotel. A good place to stay.

Would recommend this facility. Rooms are typical European, small. The locations is excellent. The hotel is 2 blocks from a metro station on the #1 line (line that runs through the heart of the historical part of Paris). Within walking distance of the Louvre, Notre Dame, Arc de Triumph etc. Really a great location. The hotel staff speaks English and were helpful and friendly. The only glitch we had was the venere.com reservation included the VAT (tax) in the quoted price but the hotel would not honor that. It was a small amount, only 2 euro per day. Our family will stay here in the future.

Overall a good hotel, its main attraction is the location, just a 4-5 minute walk and you are standing in the Tuileries gardens, with the Louvre to your left and the Arc de Triumphe on your right. The rooms are clean although fairly small and breakfast good value. We were unlucky with noise from both the street and hotel, but that's the luck of the draw. Overall I'd say good value for this area of Paris.

This was my first time to Paris. I planned on spending the majority of my time sight-seeing, and little time at the hotel. The hotel was perfect for this type of trip. Location is very close to major attractions (most within easy walking distance), the metro, and many boutiques and restaurants. The Lourve is a short 5 - 10 min. walk. Concorde is another short 5 - 10 min. walk in the opposite direction. The hotel staff was helpful assisting with directions and suggesting places to go. They also stored extra luggage that would not easily fit in the room that I didn't need to access often. The room was small, but comfortable, for the short amount of time spent there.

The location was ideal for our needs. The hotel was also steeped in character with nicely decorated rooms. My only problem was in the lack of tea / coffee making facilities in the room coupled with restricted room service times. This meant that after an evening out in Paris it proved impossible to get a hot drink until breakfast.

Little hotel located at very convinient location, just a few blocks from rue de rivoli and Louvre. Average free maps do not report precisely the position of the little road where the hotel is located. Hotel internet service located close to the reception is pretty expensive (9 euro half hour) and not very efficient, I recommend you to use other city's internet cafes.

We arrived at 10:30am, and did not get the room until 1pm. The room we got, was just across the reception, and beside the stairs which went down to the breakfast area. The breakfast was at 7am, so we heard people walking up and down the stairs(nice with women wearing high heels..) Alot of noise during breakfast. The hotel had a very good location, not far from Louvre(5min walk). The day we checked out, we asked the reception to get us a taxi out to Orly Airport in the afternoon. So they did,but it was not a taxi, it was a private car, much nicer than we needed, and the price was 60euros. So we just went out on the street and took a regular taxi, and paid 30euros.

The hotel is tucked away on a small, quiet street in a fairly central location. Rooms were a little quirky, but clean enough. Hotel staff at front desk was somewhat abrupt, one was quite rude.