The location: It is in a nice neighbourhood with different options for restaurants and stores (clothes, supermarkets, pharmacies). It is close to Metro stations and bus stops. The Hotel: One of the best impressions we had is how clean it is. You often see the places around recently cleaned and smelling very good. The rooms are nicely decorated and there is no carpet on the floor. The bathrooms are fine, and the water pressure of the shower is good. Breakfast is good and with an appropriate variety of foods and drinks. The Hotel doesn´t have its own parking, but I was recommended by the staff to a Parking nearby (it´s 5 min walk from the hotel, safe and it´s a closed parking). The Staff: Very friendly and lovely staff. We had great service in all the locations at the Hotel. Overall: I recommend this hotel to anyone who wants to visit Paris and not worry about finding a good place. Search no more.

Our room was beside the elevator - hence, you could hear the outside noise of people talking on the hall while waiting for the elevator to come or leaving it.

Nice soft colors in the room with a fond wall with flowery theme made the room feel welcoming. A small desk with chair and single bed with a small table. Bathroom with shower, fairly recently refurbished and NUXE products with lovely honey smell (no conditioner though but soap and lotion). Neighborhood friendly and just 2 min walk to the metro that takes to "Opera" in 20 min. You are also just 2-3 blocks (15 min walk) from Rue Mouffetard that offers plenty of nice restaurants. Very friendly staff in reception.

I felt the room missed something, like a chair/fauteuil or at least something to put the bag on, and felt it was space for it. I know it is rare, but it is always nice when there is a small fridge in the room and conditioner for the hair in the bathroom. But these are details. I loved that it was a residential, calm area but maybe some that wants a busy feeling will not.

The Hotel is cozy and lovely. The breakfast was excellent, I know that overall in France you should not expect a lot from it, so this one was quite good, as you can get not only coffee and croissant. In the close area, you also have many places to eat.

Unfortunately, during the night some track was offloading many things right under our windows for a couple of hours. It was extremely loud and we could not sleep until the car left. Maybe we were just unlucky, but you should understand that windows do not give any soundproofing, you will hear everything from the street.

the hotel is a little gem on a quiet street off Av de Gobelins - so its in the midst of a local and historic residential area with its markets, cafes and boulangerie etc but very close to bigger shops and amenities and also a park where locals walk their dogs. The Reception and Breakfast room are so quirky and tastefully decorated while being very comfortable. The rooms are all different with unique furnishings - mine was small but efficient, warm and comfortable. The bathroom has excellent water pressure and lovely hot water.

It was a bit expensive but that's Paris and capitalism!

Small and basic room which was lovely and quiet. Breakfast wa good; lovely bread and cheese. Staff were very friendly and helpful. I particularly liked the area... Gobelins. The hotel was in a quiet, quaint little street leading on to a busier avenue with lots of cafes and restaurants. The hotel is well served with public transport.

Not much really in fact nothing comes to mind. I thought it was quite expensive but maybe that's central Paris prices.

Excellent small hotel in a great location in Paris centre. Staff were brilliant and spoke very good English, answering our questions and providing advice. There were three of us and we stayed in what was called a junior suite which was one room, much bigger than we expected, and a large bathroom - just what we needed. Breakfast was great - a really fresh cold buffet. The location for the metro was also very handy with just a 3 or 4 minute walk. Would highly recommend this hotel.

Excellent pre-arrival communications from Jose. Excellent greeting on arrival at Reception and an understanding of travel needs as she offered me the RestRoom unprompted. The Henriette is a cool hotel on a quiet side street on the edge of the Latin Quarter. Jazz plays quietly in the sitting room as I look out to a small courtyard garden. My room is on the very top floor (6), with views across the rooftops. Small but comfortable with a spotless shower and lashings of hot water. Breakfast is a treat - an excellent buffet marshalled by the marvellous Malika, who takes such care of each guest. Highly recommended.

The only down side for me was a bed that was a tad soft.

The staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming. The hotel was very close to the Metro station which I used a lot. The lobby area of the hotel was really beautiful and boutiquey and creative. The room was very clean, the shower was nice and the hand wash and shower gel were really nice and high quality. The air con was a great addition and the huge windows and window box were really lovely.

The facilities in the room were very limited and I don't think the room itself was very boutiquey. It was all very basic with nothing to make it feel very 'special'. The bed was quite hard and the towels were a bit scratchy.

This is a great little hotel in a nice area, the decor is amazing and you truly feel welcome. The staff are friendly and very accommodating, they have a list of suggested restaurants for dinner and we decided to try one out on the one evening we had no plans, and we were definitely not disappointed! Location wise the hotel is easily accessible by the metro and bus, but there are no parking spots for people with cars. We had some early mornings and only managed to get breakfast at the hotel on Saturday, and it was a very good continental spread with mini croissants, bread, cheese and jam. The croissants are baked in the same area where you eat, so they are really fresh and delicious.

Loved the room and the design as well as the very friendly staff. The hotel is very pretty and well located with a metro station just a few minutes away.

The breakfast room is very small and cramped. The buffet is nice but a bit underwhelming and the pastries average (There are really nice bakeries nearby so it is a shame not have them served in the hotel). The lift is very small but I know this is a Paris thing!