Boutique hotel in quiet area, wonderful staff, helpful and kind; comfortable room. Great location. Great opportunities for access to groceries, market, restaurants, public transportation; lots of american tourists in same area, so nice to see familiar faces. Very safe area at all times of day and night.

cannot think of any downsides except still needing public transportation for access to some sites in the city, unless you prefer to walk, which is probably the best option anyway in such a beautiful city Would be nice to have a concierge type service to help with museum access, or reservations

This charming little hotel delivered everything I was looking for our stay in Paris. Location, location, location!! Only one block away from the Eiffel Tower in a quiet, beautiful residential neighborhood yet close to all other attractions. I especially liked the pedestrian only zone around the corner, packed with small shops, cafes, restaurants etc...it was amazing to wake up every morning with this scent of a freshly baked goodies coming from the bakery next door. We had two bedrooms for our family of four, next to each other and it worked our perfectly. The rooms were exceptionally clean, beds comfortable (both mattresses and the sheets!) and the staff very friendly and helpful. On the last day my daughter didn't feel good and they extended our check out for several hours so she could rest until it was time to depart. Hopefully, we will be back to Paris some day again and Hotel Relais Bosquet will certainly be our place to stay :)

The location near the Eiffel Tower was very nice. It was a short walk to the Eiffel Tower, the Seine River cruise and several stops for the Hop On - Hop Off bus route. This area of Paris was not as congested with traffic and people and there were plenty of restaurants to choose from very nearby. The receptionist, Clara, was absolutely wonderful. She went above and beyond to help us with a rental vehicle issue that we were faced with. All other personnel that we worked with were also very eager to help us and answer questions.

We were a bit disappointed with the size of the room. We expressed this issue with the hotel directly and they offered to move us into a slightly larger room, but we declined as we were already unpacked and settled in. This was the only "issue" that we had with the Bosquet.

Location is good, a few minutes walk to metro station and bus stops and about 15 minutes walk to the Eiffel Tower. There’s a nice bakery shop around the corner and a big Carrefour City nearby which meet all our needs for breakfast and on the go light meals. The Nespresso machine in the room is a big plus - the staff claimed usually capsules are only provided on the first day on arrival but they actually provide 2 capsules each day for our 5 night stay. The room was also cleaned properly each night. The bed is super large.

It’s quite inconvenient when toilet and bathroom are two separate rooms at two ends of the room and there’s no sink in the toilet room. Furniture is a bit old. We requested an extra bed which costs 50 euros per night while the mattress is quite uncomfortable and only a small blanket provided for the bed. My husband complained the mattress on the large bed was too soft for him, but it’s ok for me.

The hotel is in a very convenient location close to the Eiffel Tower and Napoleon's Tomb. It is very walkable to those sites and to cafes and bakeries. The hotel staff was very pleasant and extremely helpful, especially with procuring transportation to the airport. Our room was clean and comfortable and looked out on a courtyard. In the afternoon they provide complimentary baked goods and candy. We enjoyed our stay here very much!

American guests may be surprised that there are no washcloths provided for showering. This was also the case in another hotel we stayed in in a different town in France. Plenty of hand towels and bath towels are provided.

Room was good size, twin beds, nice bathroom with shower, comfortable beds, air conditioning! Staff at the front desk was very helpful with information. It was pretty easy to walk to restaurants, cafes, trains, buses, Eiffel Tower, and get to tourist sights. Rue Cler is right there with shops and cafes. It was a great location for us!

Americans like to have their coffee before eating breakfast but I found getting the coffee was slow everywhere in France.

Everything about this hotel was great. Friendly staff, great location, rooms were a good size. Even the breakfast was good. What I really liked was that we were walking distance to the Eiffel Tower, close to the metro and busses and a lot of great local shops. We even walked to Champs Ellyse in about 30 min.

The only thing I could say I disliked was the elevator. But just because it was on the smaller side. It wasn't a big thing for me because we would use the stairs.

From the minute we stepped into Hotel Relais Bosquet Paris by Malone the staff made us feel like family! We were able to drop our luggage off and explore Paris while our room was prepared, and came back to the cutest room, with a wonderful view! We also enjoyed the breakfast the hotel staff provided and they were more than helpful when we needed advice on things to do in Paris. The view, service and hospitality were all five stars! Will be back!

I have zero complaints about this hotel, our stay exceeded expectations!

I loved everything about this wonderful hotel. My friend and I went to Paris for her 60th birthday, and enjoyed the delicious breakfast each morning and the quiet, local feel to the location. The staff were very helpful, and even held our luggage on our last day between check out and our flight. It was easy to walk to so many amazing locations, and the Eiffel Tower is only a few blocks. I will 100% be staying here again on my next trip to Paris!

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This hotel is located in a quiet, beautiful location with a view of the Eiffel Tower! Book early so you can reserve a room with a view.

Be careful if you didn’t pay for breakfast included in your reservation, you will be charged 17euro per person if you eat or drink anything from the open bar area. We got confused when we came down the elevator and asked for a cup of coffee then realized we were charged for dinning in the breakfast buffet when they asked for our room number after.