Hôtel du Prince Eugène

The rooms are on the small side but the beds are comfy, the shower is hot and the staff is very friendly. We liked the proximity to the metro and the peaceful nights. The beds are firm but we did it have any trouble sleeping! There are many restaurants within walking distance and the breakfast is very good. If you sleep past breakfast, there is a pastry shop 2 doors down and a cafe on the corner (Les Ogres) that serves brunch.

A modest hotel with quiet back rooms overlooking pleasant spaces (and an excellent next-door restaurant, Dame Nation, which didn’t seem to generate any noise). Pleasant staff. It’s convenient to two Metro stations, and a bus that goes to Gare du Nord. The room has hot water for tea and coffee, a lockbox, a good shower and a poor, wall-mounted hair dryer that overheats. The bedding is good. The bed is unfortunately dressed up with corduroy cushions and a coverlet (a pet peeve, since those items don’t often get washed—a bed with nothing on it but clean bedding would be infinitely nicer!) Bedside reading light is very weak. Perhaps most important, the windows open in the room and the bathroom, allowing one to sleep with fresh air. Breakfast is adequate, with excellent leaf teas from Palais des Thés. (The coffee machine uses long-life milk—best avoided.)

This place was ok but the staff terrible. The wirar of them the man working there 20-21st our last night. He didn’t let me and my daughter into the foajé before he controlled for 20 minutes that we really stayed there. He also made a homophobic joke on my shirt-print with two girls before we went to our roms. But no apologiens for letting us stay outside for 20 minutes. In the morning he tried to overcharge when we already had paid. He yelled at us and made racist comments! Probably the worry hotel experience ever.

This little hotel is great, Matthew at the front desk is great and takes the best care of all the guests, the room was a little small but very comfortable, next door you can find very good restaurants, bars and markets, and if you need Ice, Matthew will find it for you , Americans love ice with everything and he got us , that was the best experience about customer service we received in long time. Thank you Matthew again . It is not the ice, it is how someone goes the estra mile to make other people feel welcomed. It is called HOSPITALITY

Cozy marvelous little hotel in Paris’ 11th arrondissment with character filled rooms, free breakfast, free tea and coffee services, and loads of charm as well as the best staff anywhere at any hotel in Paris (I’ll vouch for this). We had a very long stay at Hotel Du Prince Eugene and with the hopes that we didn’t overstay our welcome the staff were so amazing I can’t even begin to lavish praise. The hotel is served by a small lift amongst its 6 floors, a godsend in a small boutique hotel in such a cute old building…the room we stayed in was a smaller one but the beds were very comfy and the view was a quintessential Parisian neighborhood which was the best reminder that every morning we were waking up in this truly one of a kind city. The breakfasts were a perfect intro to the kinds of things we would expect to have in Paris: croissants, baguettes, cold cuts, hard boiled eggs, tea and coffee, juice d’orange upon request, Nutella (do NOT come to Europe and not try the Nutella here!), pain au chocolate, etc. And don’t be put off by the coffee machine, it pumps out some of the best and smoothest coffee we had in Paris no joke. And the staff, nicest and most helpful people ever. They’re staffed 24/7 so you always have help if you need….case In point the overnight desk clerk helped me when I was trying to book seats on the plane the next day as I tried to change my seat selection but couldn’t due to a website error. But in doing that I still lost my original seat selections so we had a flight the next day with no assigned seats on an airline that literally had the least amount of space between seats In hindsight. The airline was French Bee and I tried calling but couldnt get through as it was a local French number so after 2 unsuccessful tries including one on the land line of the hotel, the front desk man got me through to an agent and I was able to get my seats. Above and beyond. And when we left we were sad to say goodbye to the morning manager at the desk, as she was the nicest person and so fun to converse with. It’s personal service like this that puts the hotel above and beyond. Also the location. You’re in the 11th arrondissment a stones throw walk from the Metro station Nation, which is a perfect location to get you into the center of Paris without being in all the hustle when all you want to do is rest from all the tourists. The Metro 1 will get you to the center of the action. We will be coming back to this hotel for sure!

The hotel is conveniently located close to two metros (Nation and Rue des Boulets) and surrounded by good shops, bakeries and restaurants. The hotel is pretty good but the rooms and bathrooms are a little small. Despite the size the amenities are pretty good - towel heater, trouser press and a closet. The rooms have a kettle for tea but the reception desk has a nice coffee machine and a small cafe to get breakfast. The beds are comfy enough and they have a mounted TV but the walls are a little thin so you may hear doors and other guests. Would recommend this based on location with easy access to many good restaurants and attractions in Paris.