Hotel Square

Location: The hotel is perfectly situated in a central yet wonderfully residential neighbourhood. Many of Paris’ iconic attractions, including the Eiffel Tower, are within walking distance, and we loved how safe and authentic the area felt. Within just a few minutes’ walk, we discovered beautiful local patisseries, charming bistros, and hidden gems that made our stay feel truly Parisian. Rooms: At 32sqm, the rooms are exceptionally spacious by Paris standards, which was one of the main reasons we chose this hotel. I’m happy to say they absolutely lived up to expectations. The room was comfortable, well-appointed, and thoughtfully designed, with excellent air conditioning, comfortable pillows, and a lovely view of the trees outside our window. Unfortunately, we didn’t get the chance to enjoy the spa and gym facilities, not because they weren’t appealing, but because every waking moment was spent sightseeing and making the most of everything Paris has to offer! A special thank you to the wonderful team who helped make our girls’ trip so memorable: Jack, Mohammed, Dimitri, Francesco, Aminda, and Seidou. Every one of you went above and beyond, whether it was offering recommendations, helping with logistics, or simply stopping for a friendly chat. The service was truly exceptional, and your warmth and professionalism made all the difference.

Excellent location - especially if you are in town to watch Roland Garros. Hotel is 25 min walk from the venue. Very nice neighbourhood with lots of cafes and 20 mins walk along the river to Eiffel Tower and 30 min to Faubourg. Super nice staff at the reception. Stayed in the suite which was spacious and very comfortable. Loved Nuxe amenities in the bathroom. Wifi should be improved as it was very slow. Also housekeeping would need a better training and supervision. Pillows also could be much better.

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Great hotel and location

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For a hotel that brands itself as 5-star, the lack of security and absence of room service were unacceptable and significantly affected the experience.

location not a 5star standing / breakfast / facilities

I have my habits there after so many years going there when in Paris Nothing, feels like home!

The staff at the front desk were friendly and helpful. The location is great as it is near the malls and bus stop. The metro is in walking distance. The key is a bit traditional and not convenient compared with the card, and the key ring is a bit heavy.

Cleaning in the room is average and could be slightly improved.

It was clean and the staff was very nice

The room was clean and there was an espresso machine in the room. But above all the staff was great, welcoming and always willing to help. Definitely highly recommend a wonderful hotel in an amazing city

- Worst propety i have been too - they are probably closing. 5 stars hotel with no restaurant , no minibar and most importantly after my check out where they cleared me of everything i was later informed that they kept my deposit of 150€ because they “THINK” i smoked cigarettes in the room while i smoke rolling tobacco so obviously some debris can fall - when i asked for any proof that i smoked , nothing not even cigaret butt.

Bathroom was amazing! The hotel was very luxurious and well designed. I enjoyed the ambiance. The staff was also very friendly and kind. The bed could have been comfier.

Good location on the left bank close to the Eiffel Tower. The rooms are a little dated. Only a bathtub in the room albeit with a shower nozzle.

No toothbrush, this is the only downside.

Great front desk service

Hi, I’m don’t usually like to write bad reviews but when I feel I’m not heard or I’m getting a quality much less than promised than unfortunately I just communicate and review. I did try on several occasions to communicate my challenges privately with the team including Jestie and guilalame but failed. 1. If you’re selling a 5 star hotel you must have staff who can communicate with certain hospitality experience as clients who come for 5 stars expect a certain level of communication and attention to details. 2. Housekeeping when you choose to stay at a hotel you don’t expect to walk into the room and find the clothes all over and just the bed made - u expect a certain level of tidiness (1st two nights )- 3. When u ask the front desk that you need to communicate with the manager and they tell you they will communicate and when you ask back they say he is on a business trip and has nothing to tell you … it’s alarming !!!! / which manager has no time to talk to guests / even airbnb hosts talk to you if you need to. 4. Breakfast … you walk in as if they just woke up from the night before and one of the days they opened quite late and the next day they ran out of crossant at 8:30 am!!!! … the host at the breakfast room had to put on his jacket and go buy some from the supermarket !!!!! …. Last which I consider catastrophic! You ask for a bottle of water the reception say in a very rude way … that they only serve one bottle per stay and u must buy your water … where she can have easily said … Madame u can always refill your glass bottle form the sink water it’s safe ! Yet I have never stayed in a 4 or 5 star hotel where water was an issue … yet the way the staff said it killed everything hospitality objective I felt I was at a hospital .

Location is not ideal. Gym is outside of the hotel.

The art and the bathrooms Nothing