Hotel De Vendome Paris, Paris

The hotel had some drawbacks such as stains on the rug and a body odor smell in the rooms, which did not match the website photos. On the bright side, the service was incredibly helpful and the location couldn't be more central. The dining experience was underwhelming, but the facilities were decent.

The hotel is perfectly situated near Place Vendome, the Louve, and the high-end shopping district. The rooms are compact with a shower within a high bath, and we were slightly disappointed to receive only one towel on one occasion. However, the value for money was good, as we paid only €30 for water and tourism tax.

I paid only € 30 for water and tourism tax. The hotel was relatively quiet even when there were thousands of soccer hooligans celebrating the world cup win on the streets. It needs more daylight as it was a bit dark.

The hotel had immaculately clean rooms but with some dust, and the shower within a high bath setup felt compact. There was a minor issue with only one towel provided, giving a bit of a backpacker vibe.

The hotel offers large and comfortable rooms, albeit slightly worn, at a great value compared to other deluxe options nearby. We had a minor issue with the shower setup and received only one towel on one occasion. However, the overall experience was very good, especially given the affordable rate of €30, covering water and tourism tax.

My stay at the hotel was truly charming. The rooms, although ideal for our stay, lacked adequate air conditioning but were a nice size for Paris. The service, from Michael at the front door to the extraordinary Christian Chevallier running the restaurant and wine program, was warm, welcoming, and incredibly attentive. The location near the Place de Vendome was very friendly and provided central access to many places of interest. Dining in the hotel was a bit terrible, especially for the pricey Continental breakfast, but homemade dishes were available.

The hotel offers large and comfortable rooms at a great value compared to nearby deluxe hotels. Despite being a bit worn out, the room I stayed in was huge, resembling a suite, and surprisingly quiet even during rowdy soccer celebrations outside. On the downside, the cleanliness fell short of expectations, with outdated decor not matching the website images.

I was delighted with the central location of the hotel, right at Place Vendome on St Honore, making it extremely convenient for exploring the city. The rooms, although old-fashioned and not as depicted online, were furnished with high quality amenities, including a superb bathroom. Despite lacking a modern touch, the service from the exceptional staff, especially Christian Chevallier, was impeccable. The dining experience, particularly the in-room breakfast, was superb, enhancing my stay. However, the outdated decor does not match a luxurious 5-star standard.

I had a mixed experience at this hotel. The rooms, although paid a bit extra for water and tax, were relatively quiet despite the soccer celebration outside. However, they were not as clean or modern as expected from the website photos. The air conditioning was inadequate, especially at the desk side and in the bathroom.

I snagged a deal at this hotel for just €30, which included water and tourism tax. The rooms were a bit small, making it a tad tricky to maneuver with luggage, yet surprisingly quiet despite rowdy soccer fans outside. The design at the desk side and in the bathroom was sleek.