Les Plumes Hotel

Bohemian style hotel in Paris in charming old building with all modern facilities. Very nice useful staff and service from breakfast to checking process. If you have the chance to take the suite on top floor, under the roof, you will have a surprising round bed to welcome you !...

The decoration of the hotel could be a little more sophisticated to create an even better atmosphere, and Parisian style image overall. Some public spaces are a bit overcrowded with organisation materials, like toilets on bottom floor.

The room was very quiet. The aircon was welcomed and worked excellent. The bathroom was small but lovely with complimentary supplies, the shower worked excellent. The bed was very comfortable. We had bathrobe, slippers and ironing facilities in the room all very welcomed and minibar with selection of drinks and complimentary water and lovely chocolates as a welcome gift :-) . The breakfast area was lovely for meeting our family in the morning who were also staying. Also for having a coffee together at the end of our day. Great breakfast was supplied both hot and cold buffet always a great choice of fresh food with a lovely selection of juice and hot drinks. The staff were very friendly helped us with our surprise arrival to celebrate my sisters birthday. They were all very approachable helping us with directions and getting around and nice places to visit with travel timescales.

The only thing I would say; for my preference was the pillow was too thick for me as I prefer a thinner pillow. I opted to sleep without a pillow for my stay but slept equally as well. I'm sure if I had mentioned it they would have sorted it.

The decor is truly charming, and the space (Parisian hotel rooms are notoriously modest in dimensions) is very well utilized. We really appreciated the expresso maker + tea-making supplies in the lobby, and the demeanour of the staff. It's our second stay, and we plan to return.

Access from CDG is a bit tricky if you travel by public transit: we took the RER and then walked, but if you have a lot of luggage you may want to consider a taxi. It is close to a metro stop - just not a metro line that is connected to the Gare du Nord. Alternatively, stay on the RER to Chatelet, and then double-back on line 7. We also skipped breakfast at the hotel: I can't wrap my head around spending 20 euros per person on breakfast, when there are more amusing options at less expense nearby.

Room: Reasonable size for Paris - tight for two pieces of luggage, fortunately, I was traveling solo. It opened to a normally quiet street (Right now in the AM, there is construction across the street). They had safe, refrigerator, coffee a=makers (and Hot water boiler if you asked)

The TV did not have all the channels available, I wished they had a few English language channels.

Liked the location. Lots of restaurants and bars nearby. Metro within walking distance. Air conditioning in room and hotel.

The room was advertised with a Nespresso machine. There was no coffee machine or kettle in the room. The toiletries provided were limited. The room was quite dark with little storage space.

The hotel feel is great. It had a small balcony which made it feel very warm. Everything was very very clean, and the room was cleaned daily to the highest standard. I also enjoyed very much the staff, I met 3 or 4 of the reception staff, as I asked for help with a print, with my luggage, or questions about town tourist attraction, method of transport. They were always very helpful, even searching the internet for me to find out more information (one of the staff actually told me about a railroad strike that might have interfered with my travel to Versailles for the day) so they were very helpful, knowledgeable, always a smile on the face. And I must stay the stay was a delight. Location was very good as it was near the La Fayette shopping mall, near Sacre coeur church.

On the nearby streets you would get some shady people asking you if you want to buy a bracelet or counterfeit cigarettes, but that is not the hotel's fault nor anything the hotel can do about it, but I think the local authorities and police should be more on the look out for this guys.

Great location near Montmartre and close to Gare du Nord, small but cosy hotel with stylish design. The room was for Paris standards pretty big and perfectly enough for two people. There is everything you need in the room, also cleaning service every day. Easy online check-in and out. Can really recommend the place.

The mattress is way too soft - a real problem for someone who sleeps on hard mattresses, backpain was my companion for the whole trip. It gets loud on Saturdays because of cafés and bars in proximity – although not much the hotel itself can do about it. Good windows and heavy curtains provide some sound proofing.

The hotel's location is wonderful. The room itself was also very clean and modern.

I paid extra for the balcony with street view. The view was not great as there's construction going on at the building across. But even without the construction, the view is not worth paying extra for.

Beautiful city hotel with a lot of love to details. Breakfast was delicious and the staff of the hotel was very friendly. Metro station can be reached very fast.

Two small things: First one was, that the coffee, which was provided on the first day in the room, was not refilled. The cheese at breakfast should be placed under a cheese cover to stay fresh.

Very nice staff moved us to a smaller, but super nice room on the 4th. floor. Two big windows opens up to the street. With the windows closed, it's quiet. For breakfast everything is fresh and tasty. Good coffee! Great location with plenty of cafés and restaurants nearby. All staff are very friendly and helpful.

We were first given a room on the ground floor with no windows (only a roof window above the bed, that some neighbors could look down through) The building across the street is being renovated, so there's quite noisy in the working hours.