Comfortable room, a/c was quiet and worked well, good breakfast, helpful and friendly staff. Very responsive to any questions. Off the main roads on a quiet street. Room had a tiny “kitchenette”-mini fridge, hot water kettle as well as a single burner.

Not a criticism of the hotel at all- instead a tip: check hotel website directly for pricing rather than rely on booking.com as their price guarantee isn’t as it states.

This is a nice little boutique hotel at the end of a short street near the Notre Dame Cathedral. We were made to feel very comfortable by the nicely kept facility and great service and assistance from Isham at the front desk. The room was not large but was adequate with a large bathroom covered with fancy porcelain. We had a great time at this hotel and didn't want to leave. Isham gave us a list of recommended restaurants near the hotel and both meals we had were great. The hotel does a nice breakfast and is worth the money with a nice variety of fresh breads, meats cheeses, salmon, eggs and more. The breakfast room is small but that seems to be the nature of things in Paris. I highly recommend this hotel!

I can't think of anything we didn't like.

. Lovely comfortable rooms, small, as expected in Paris but enough space for bags etc, with a nice bathroom/even bath, and kitchen, corner. Has a lift for bags which is a bonus in these old buildings. Lovely neighbourhood , quiet street. Concierge booked us a lovely local restaurant. Booked it with the extra cost as arriving after long flight, and for proximity to Gare Lyon. Unfortunately we were not warned by the evening concierge that taxis were hard to get in the morning, and he didn't suggest pre booking. There were no taxis, am concierge trying to help us , we (4 of us) ended up running to the station (20 minutes with big bags) and missed our train by 2 minutes ...that cost us €350 ; these train stations are big and confusing if you haven't been there before, just leave lots of time!

Day staff very helpful, evening concierge less attentive. We didn't do breakfast, so can't comment

Incredible location. Felt so cosy being tucked back from the main road and surrounded by beautiful Parisian architecture. The soft sound of church bells ringing in the morning was amazing. Absolutely loved it here. The staff were polite and accommodating. Very charming basement breakfast room served continental breakfast with scrambled eggs. Beautiful traditional French interior, unlike most of the hotels in Paris now seem to be all kitted out ultra modern and lacking style. Not this one! This is one of the very best and worth every penny! Room service includ

If I was being ultra critical I would have asked for the Mini Bar to be stocked as it was empty when we arrived, but drinks were available from room service so it wasn't an issue. They have a wonderful French onion soup on the menu also!

Very nice, quiet hotel in the Latin quarter of Paris. For our stay of a few days it was perfect. Close to lots of good restaurants, Notre Dame Cathedral and the river. Room was lovely, decorated in the French style which we loved. Staff were friendly and helpful with our many questions (we are not from France).

The only thing we would request was to add some black tea (e.g. English breakfast) to the tea selection. Other than that, breakfast was delicious.

Truly a small boutique hotel in a great location. The smaller rooms are just that - small - while it appears that the larger rooms are maybe twice as big. Staff recommendations for dining in the area were very good.

The light switch circuits in our room were strangely wired through multiple switches - making it impossible to leave one light above the bed turned on without another (on the main wall) illuminating the whole room. Odd!

Staff was super nice. Hicham and Kaiser (sp?) were super helpful and always went above and beyond. They had suggestion when asked, good directions, and great general conversation. It's a small property (13 rooms) so the staff is small, but always there and available. The housekeeper was sweet and cleaned our room daily (didn't catch her name). This property has some old charm. The building was built in the 1870's but has been kept up nicely. The location was actually not bad. Plenty of scooters and bikes you can rent just outside the property and go all around Paris. The bus and train stations are nearby so makes it accessible. There are also some nice food options nearby. I love boulangeries and some real good ones were close by (La Maison d'Isabelle has the best croissants and everything else)! There was a little barber shop nearby that I went ahead and got a haircut at and didn't regret! Some great eateries right behind the property where a lot of students hang out due to a couple of universities being nearby. Very lively at night and excellent food options. Overall, a really nice stay.

Even though the property is well kept and all, it is a tight squeeze! Our room was very small, but I think this is common throughout Paris. I also feel that the nightly price is a little high considering. Check out the suite option, if you're considering or if space is a big deal for luggage, etc.

I had a wonderful stay at this hotel . It was truly magical ! Hotel residence Henri IV did not disappoint. From the lovely Parisian breakfast brought up to my beautifully appointed room every morning and the very attentive and genuinely caring staff it was a picture perfect Paris vacation ! I look forward to many future stays ahead.

This hotel was absolutely wonderful. It has a 'family owned' feel about it and everyone from the front desk to the breakfast staff and cleaning staff were very polite and helpful, even those who didnt speak English. The location is perfect within walking distance to most tourist areas. It was my birthday when we were there and we were suprised with a bottle of champagne in the room when we returned from a day out. I was very touched by the staff remembering from when we checked in. We had a 'suite' room and it was lovely adn big. The normal rooms are a little small, but that is the way it is in central Paris. All round this was a great place to explore Paris from.

It would have been nice if the rooms had better coffee facilities, but I am a bit of a coffee snob so it is probably only me. When I asked for a plunger they found me one and I bought coffee at the supermarket. The coffee in the breakfast room was very good, but there was only instant in the room.

Elegant hotel with tasteful decor in great location. Restful ambience on arrival. Super for exploring the Latin Quarter of Paris on Rive Gauche and for accessing Metro. Very professional and pleasant staff at front of house who advised on events, taxis, local attractions and sighteeeing. Daily housekeeping service commended.

Room kitchenette needs more items eg extra pans, sharp knife, frying pan, mini dishwasher.