Grand Hotel Du Palais Royal

Perfect location near the sights and the metro. Staff was incredibly friendly and helpful.

Room was a little small, but it was very nice

Location was excellent, close to metro, restaurants and tourist attractions. Hotel staff very friendly and helpful. The rooms and general areas very clean.

no negative comments to make

The service was the best everyone was so helpful and friendly .

Nothing

Everything was amazing. The staff and hotel was super generous as they gave me a birthday card, macaroons and 2 free drinks.

Amazing location, extremely friendly and helpful staff. It was perfect.

Absolutely perfect location in Paris! Loved the intimate feel to the hotel. Room was well appointed with a little balcony which was so nice.

Rooms are clean and wonderfully decorated in muted colors and real paintings. The layout is very thoughtful so that rooms (smallish given this is Paris) do not feel cramped. Spending extra to book a delux room is probably worth the cost. We stayed at the courtyard and the street side rooms on different nights and both were very quiet. The location of the hotel was perfect for sightseeing and shopping. We also found the front desk and concierge staff to be very professional and friendly. Breakfast selections are limited but more than adequate. You should be aware that this is a boutique hotel and does not have a big lobby space or a restaurant for dinner, but perhaps because of it, the stay feels like you are staying at a very wealthy friend's house. A very special boutique hotel in Paris. We will definitely stay here again in our next visit to Paris.

There is nothing that we didn't like.

Epitome of French hospitality

From your welcome, to daily needs, all the way to check out, the staff were outstanding. The concierge made great recommendations, the doormen polite and efficient, and the housekeeping staff attentive. The rooms were well appointed and the bed (and high count linens) were very comfortable. The location was a huge plus: one block from my business meetings and two blocks from the Louvre.

The rooms were on the smaller side but certainly not squished like some French hotels.