La Maison Favart Hotell

A small property that manages to give attention to every guest and to their needs. The staff members there were so welcoming and engaging and we really appreciated that. They were not only friendly to talk to but also did their very best to help us out whenever we had request. Easy to see their effort in providing a comfortable stay for guests. They are ready to help you plan your visit to Paris, make bookings at places like the Moulin Rouge and even had tickets for a boat cruise on the river which helped us skip the lines at the docks. Very convenient, 3 min to Chanel Cambon, 8 min to Lafayette, 8 min to Saint-honore by walking.

This was a wonderful hotel. The rooms are cutely decorated, and the breakfast area was gorgeous! I loved coming down there in the morning, with the sunlight streaming in and the cute pink cushioned benches. The breakfasts were great. They also always had some kind of dessert that they put out in that area during the day, and wines. The pool and gym area looked awesome. I walked down there briefly to take a look, but I didn't have time to use the facilities because I had a short stay. The staff were very friendly and helpful when trying to book restaurants or day trips. Overall I loved my stay there, and would definitely stay there again.

La Maison Favart is a must if visiting Paris! This was a mother/daughter trip and our first time and I can't begin to say what a wonderful hotel this is. The hotel is nestled away from the busy, noisy streets of Paris which is a gift. Upon entering the doors you are whisked away in a tranquil, serene, well appointed Paris hotel with an inviting lobby that makes you want to take a seat and take in the decor. Front the moment we sat down, I knew I made the right decision. We were greeted with a smile and something to drink. The front desk staff was so friendly in a genuine way. The room: we were in room 52 which overlooked the front of the hotel, it was a double room (twin beds) and very comfortable. Bear in mind Paris rooms is small in comparison to American hotels, however, the room was extremely well appointed and you can tell the designer thought about storage for the traveler. The room came equipped with a coffee (similar to Nespresso) maker, there was a safe which we used daily. The bathroom was white marble and luxurious with a heated towel bar, soaker tub, rain shower head, and wonderful bath products! Turn down service was standard. Back to the hotel: There is a gym with three cardio machines (treadmill, elliptical and bike) and a beautiful tranquil pool and sauna. We did work out a couple of days. The food: we had breakfast twice in the hotel and while it's a bit pricey, I think it was well worth it. The food was delicious and very fresh -- there was something for everyone. This is a boutique hotel so if you want the standard large scale hotel chains this is not for you. If you want to be treated well, and feel like you're at home with an attentive staff then this is the place for you. While on the topic of staff, a special mention to Yoni and Freddy at concierge. They both provided me with recommendations of things to see and do and they were spot on! I can't say enough about this hotel.

Just got back from our first trip to Paris, and had a wonderful time. The moment we walked in the door of this lovely boutique hotel we were greeted by the concierge and brought to check in. We were very early as our flight landed at 8 am and got to the hotel by 9:30am and were planning on just leaving our bags at the desk when we were told our room would be ready in 15 minutes. They offered us coffee while we waited by the fireplace and then the concierge brought us to our room. Yes, the rooms are small but this is Europe after all we expected this. Beautifully decorated and impeccably clean. Just enough storage as well. The shower was amazing, rain shower head with a lot of pressure and never ran out of hot water. Being as we were constantly on the go while we were there, we never did get to use the spa but it did look lovely, and just like the pictures on the website. We also didn't have time to grab breakfast there. The hotel is on a very quiet side street, however the subway is at the end of the block which was great and there were so many restaurants, cafes, bakeries, and brasseries just a short walk from the front door. We would definitely stay here again the next time in Paris.