Best Western Paris Hotels

My sister and I stayed there one day as we wanted to see the Palace at Versailles, which we travelled to by bus. The hotel has a quaint courtyard at the front in which you can park your car. We needed a place to stay close to public transportation. Nice walking area too. Enjoyed the area but especially the people at the front desk. Very friendly and helpful. Having been in Paris two years before, we happily experienced some extremely friendly and fun loving French residents of the St. Cloud area. The hotel seems more like a bed and breakfast then a large hotel chain and so we enjoyed its charm. Would go there again.

Close to Metro Room small but functional Walking distance to Moulin Rouge Friendly staff

I would recommend it only for stop over of a day or two at max as a passage but not holiday stay.

Hotel lobby is unimpressive. Room was fine and staff was pleasant and helpful.

Nice hotel. Very clean, easy access to shops ,bakery, small market and cafes with in short walking distance. Also has self laundry service 2 min walk! We arrived late at night and the staff was very nice. They went over public transportation gave us a map. Metro with in walking distance and very easy to use. Very big plus was the AC unit in room was actually cold! Only thing I did not like the beds were harder than I like but that may be a plus to some one else.price was great as well.

My 19yr old daughter and I visited Paris for the weekend. We had a fantastic time, which was definitely made all the more enjoyable by staying at The Great Western. From start to finish the staff were brilliant - very helpful and courteous. On the first day the guy in reception gave us a map of Paris, and explained clearly how to get about easily from the hotel. He even advised us to watch out for pickpockets. We asked for 2 singles, but got a double instead - but the bed was huge! Easily a King's size. It was extremely comfortable - so we didn't complain. The room was a little on the warm side, but you can control the temperature yourself. Ok - so the bathroom was a bit small, and the shower would prove a challenge to anyone on the larger side - but I can't bring myself to lower the rating just for that. The breakfast was lovely - delicious croissants, and plenty of coffee (there were lots of other things to eat - but we love croissants!). One tip - if you're staying over the weekend make sure you go to breakfast early on a Sunday! We ended up taking ours to our room, as there was nowhere to sit in the breakfast room. The hotel is about 20 to 30 minutes from most tourist attractions - but we really enjoyed getting the bus (no. 72!) and looking at all the sights, as well as seeing a little of the French way of life. The metro was also very close, and extremely easy to get about on. All in all - a great location. We will definitely return to this hotel again.

An old appealing hotel whose rooms have been completely renovated. Mine was essentially soundproof in spite of the busy location. Excellent bed and bedding, modern bathroom. Personnel were very helpful.

Comfortable stay and good choice for what was a short two day sightseeing trip with kids.

The hotel room was very clean! I liked it's location on the Place d'Italie- Metro so close, and there are many bus lines around the circle. We even took one bus all the way to Montmartre, practically on the other side of the city! Also, the Metro 6 line goes to Trocadero station, which has a great view of the Eiffel Tower. Tip: get a metro and bus map from the metro station. Otherwise, there are so many buses, you may not be able to spot the stop for your intended destination. The front desk was extremely helpful and kind, not only upon check-in, but also during the entirety of our stay. The room itself was small (of course), but very clean. The bathroom was in its own mini room (extremely tiny), and the shower and sink were in another room attached to the bed area. As we've found everywhere in Europe, the number of electric outlets is limited, but it's manageable. Around the hotel are so many restaurants, and the front desk will help you locate them in relation to the hotel. There are French, Chinese, Vietnamese, Italian, Japanese, etc. Also, just next to the hotel is a mall which has a Carrefour supermarket in the basement! What a great bonus to this hotel's location. The fridge of the hotel room isn't overly packed, and they don't mind if you buy your own things and store them in the fridge. Which is great, because Paris is SO expensive!

Room was beautiful, quaint hotel with beautiful courtyard. Staff were very friendly and helpful.