Hôtel des 3 Poussins

This is a relatively small hotel with that feeling. The staff (predominantly) French-speaking were friendly. The front desk staff were good, not overly friendly. The night staff were not as helpful. The lady who looked after the breakfast room was excellent - open to providing me with water for my personal water bottle every day. Easy to walk to cafes and bistros - lots of choice.

The bed was awful. We both have backaches from 4 nights of sleeping on that bed. Please folks - spend some $$ and buy some new bedding. Be mindful of heavy traffic and road construction as Paris is full-on preparing for the 2024 Olympics.

The hotel is in excellent location in a quiet street. It is a comfortable walk to the likes of Montmatre and Galeries Lafayette and a very short walk to the many local cafes and restaurants of rue du Martyrs and surrounding streets. 2 Metropolitan train stations are a short walk from the hotel. Our bed was very comfortable and we enjoyed a good night’s sleep. It was also very quiet. Carine at Reception was excellent.

The rooms are typical Parisian-smallish. Having said that we had 2 large suitcases and small backpacks but managed to have sufficient space to get them in the room and still move around

The room was comfortable. Not huge, but this is Paris. One side of the closet didn't fully open (door hit the bed) which was inconvenient to put away my suitcase, but manageable. Bathroom was a good size. Breakfast in a nice room in the basement had far more options than I expected to find in France, and very good. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Location is convenient to Montmartre and very close to multiple public transport options. Good restaurants nearby, too.

It would have been nice to have a second seating option in the room. We were staying in separate rooms but would have liked to spend a bit of time together in one room to plan our days, without having to sit on the bed. Pillows were too soft for my taste.

Location was excellent with easy walking to everywhere (e.g. 35-40 mins to the Louvre, Musee d’Orsay, 10 min to Montmartre, 20 min to Gare de Nord) and no 12 Metro line nearby. There were plenty of restaurants and grocery shops nearby. The room was very comfortable and a decent size and the hotel was quiet. The staff were exceptional and spoke many languages. I also had the buffet breakfast one morning and it provided a very good variety. Overall I loved it and felt very safe and comfortable as a solo traveller.

exceptionally clean rooms and very nice staff very good shower excellent location for eating lovely old building

room was smaller than we expected for a superior room the advertised lounge was just an area in reception a bar would have been a great improvement bottled water in the room would have been good as the weather was so hot breakfast was very crowded most mornings and we ate surrounded by dirty tables- you are understaffed staircase was dangerous but there was a lift

Staff were really friendly and welcoming. They had sorted the request for a cot in the room ahead of arrival which was great. We really liked the location as it’s walking distance from the train station and from the start point of the bus tours (within 20 minutes). There are plenty of lovely little cafe’s and restaurants close by too!

There were roadworks all the way down the street during our visit (early feb ‘23), clearly outside the hotels influence, but as we had a pushchair all of the roadwork covers down the path we’re inconvenient. I have to say that the works didn’t bother us noise wise though, despite being our room facing out towards them.

This hotel was cuter and much nicer than I expected. We had the room with the terrace and really enjoyed the views from the terrace. The staff were very helpful and accommodating as well. We spent the first part of our Paris stay over in the 1st arrondissement, and while it was very convenient to be there, it was also very noisy at night. The 3 Poussins is in a quieter residential neighborhood, and we really enjoyed the peace and quiet on our final night in France.

I really have no complaints and would stay here again.

The location of the Hotel is fantastic near Rue des Martyrs and the staff were always friendly and helpful. The Hotel feels very safe and secure. The room was quiet and comfortable and we loved being able to open the doors to the small balcony.

The Hotel is expensive for the small room that you get but that is to be expected in Paris. The safe was too small to put much in it and not fixed in place, so a larger, fixed safe would be useful.

The room was big and the mattress super comfy. Extremely clean and the toilet and shower were in two different rooms which could be useful when traveling with more people. Coffee in the room and ask a fridge! Tv wirh a good size screen and enough space for the luggage. A/C works perfectly fine and it’s not noisy! Overall a great room wirh friendly staff. Wifi worked perfectly for me to work on, the desk I had to work was also really comfy! I’m really happy about this hotel

It’s not of the hotel as such. The hotel so perfect, one of the best I’ve stayed in Paris. The neighborhood around is really nice, and many places to eat around. However, at night walking from Pigalle to the hotel didn’t feel safe. Had an incident with a person that kept on annoying me. It’s a matter of picking the other metro line (which is closer to the hotel and it’s nicer) or not returning to Pigalle as such.

A cute little hotel right in the centre of Paris. Our room was very clean and the staff exceptionally friendly. Many sights can be reached on foot from the hotel. We really enjoyed our stay and would love to come back. The nearby Rue des Martyrs is lined with one specialty store after another. Must visit. On Saturday, the street is closed then this is the weekly market of the neighborhood.