Hotel De Suez

Breakfast was very nice. Same thing each day but lots to choose from. Room was clean and sufficient, although small. It was nice and quiet too. Small elevator so we got a workout walking up 4 floors. But the elevator was a bonus for luggage and when you just couldn’t do the stairs one more time. Breakfast fellow was very pleasant and eager to please. The desk staff wasn’t as friendly but always there to help if needed. Fantastic location near metro and other amenities.

Room had a view of a dirty courtyard and felt it was expensive but most things were for us Canadians, while in Paris.

The quaint and elegant hotel is hidden amongst the Main Street. Perfect location and beautiful interior. The staff were very friendly and welcoming. They helped us with local and travel advice as well aa anything else we needed. The rooms were kept to a high standard by the excellent and hardworking housekeeping staff. The hotel was in a great location with lots to see just a short walk away as well as many restaurants and cafes to choose from just down the road. Cold and sparkling water available 24/7 in the lobby as well as teas and coffee in the room.

In the rooms facing the main road through closed windows you can hear a little bit noise from the street at night. It doesn’t go on late though. This is not something the hotel can change, just something to be aware of when visiting.

Apart from the excellent location, the hotel is stylish and caring from the moment you enter til the staff bid you farewell! This classic building has been recently redesigned and refurbished by an excellent team, and their care and love for this small hotel is translated into the staff who genuinely care about your stay. Personal attention and detail is what makes this small hotel special. From fog free bathroom mirrors to USB ports beside the bed, thoughtful buffet breakfast tended by friendly staff and knowledgeable 24 hour desk staff, this hotel can't be bettered. I found the bed a little soft, but others won't. Every other appointment was 100% on the mark. Congrats to Charlotte and her team, you all run a lovely hotel.

I couldn't stay longer in Paris..hardly their fault, but I will be back!

location and staff

small rooms

The plus side is, of course, the location on the left bank and I find that the renovations has improved the property a great deal. My room was a nice quiet room with excellent lighting and facilities.

I had a few mail back and forth and told them, that I would appreciate the same room, a top floor balcony room, I got a nice room, quiet, but it would have driven me crazy to stay there longer and only see the opposite wall and no sky. I also find that I should have been told about the constant construction noise. The room was not properly cleaned, when I took it over. That part could be improved!

Great location about 5 mins walk from Notre Dame & 20 min walk from Louvre. Metro stations 2 mins. Staff really helpful and spoke English. Held our bags so we could get breakfast after check out. Free water (still and fizzy). Beds and pillows were really comfy with good air conditioning. Bathroom was big (double sink) with good shower. We had double and single bed in our room for 3 of us which was cosy but manageable. Chromecast available but a bit of techno knowledge needed to sort. No real road noise with windows shut even though we faced on to a busy main street. Overall a great place to stay.

Not a lot really. Small lift which hols 2 people (3 at a squeeze) and steep circular stairs. No milk capsules for morning tea in room (a fridge was provided in the room however).

It was a great place for the start of our trip to France, the room and bathroom were clean and large. Our group was made up of three women, so we shared a queen bed and a single. The beds were comfortable and the room was a good size with plenty of space for us and our bags without feeling too tight. There was a mini fridge and coffee area that was useful. We didn’t have any trouble with noise from outside or the neighbors, we were at the back of the hotel and you could hear a bit of noise from the alley, but not enough to disturb us.

The water for the shower could have been hotter, it wasn’t hot enough for two quick showers in a row.

The hotel was recently remodeled and sparkling clean. my granddaughter and I were delighted that each bedside stand had an electrical outlet plus two USB ports for recharging our electronics. The free Wi-fi was steady and strong, much to her delight. The bathroom had adequate space for our toiletries, and the bath towels were large and soft. Comfortable beds plus a little table and lounge chair made it easy to relax. A convenient grocery story was less than a block away; bus and metro stops are just steps from the door. All in all, Hotel de Suez was better than I expected for the price and the good Left Bank location.

it was difficult for an older lady like me to get into the tub to take a shower. Safety grips would be much appreciated.

This was a lovely little hotel in the Latin Quarter, just a stone’s throw from Notre-Dame. From the moment we walked in it felt welcoming & very clean, and our opinion didn’t change throughout our stay. The rooms although not overly large, were more than adequate for our stay. The bathroom was a good size, plenty of room to move about and with a decent shower. We didn’t have breakfast, so can’t comment on that, but they did alert us to the water cooler so that we could top up our water bottles daily, which was useful. The hotel is situated close to 2 metro stations (Odeon and Cluny La Sorbonne), so traveling around was easy. TIP: if using the metro you can buy 10 tickets at a time from the station counter, which works out cheaper and saves future queuing. It is also within a 5 minute walk of lots of restaurants, which is useful after a day of sightseeing. In summary, a great stay and would use this hotel again.

Clean and modern room. There is water available to take up to your bedroom which is a nice touch, and a luggage store also. The location is amazing! The Latin Quarter is fab with plenty of restaurants, cafes and bars. The Pantheon is 5min walk away, and Louvre is 20min walk. Odeon metro station is super convenient as it is on the M4 line which goes to the train station (for Eurostar) as well as other sights in Paris. (I recommend purchasing a 10 ticket package for the metro - saves lots of queueing each time!) Always staff at reception which makes it feel secure. They speak good English too!

Our room was slightly on the small side with little floor space, but luckily we could squeeze our suitcases under the bed The fire alarm (test or accident) did go off one evening (about 6pm) - it would have been nice if the staff came and told us it was okay to stay inside. This wasn't too disruptive though!