Hotels near Musée Maurice Ravel

"A little more than I would’ve liked to have paid considering my other options but due to the location and the view, it’s worth it. Very clean and a well put together hotel. "

"Property was in a great location, steps from the Arc de Triomphe and metro station. Property was a bit old & outdated but was clean & in a safe area & the staff was very nice. Great central location for all sightseeing. Good if you want an old authentic Parisian hotel. "

"We booked the hotel to have a view of the Eiffel Tower and we did if we went to the window, leaned over and looked to the left. "

"Staff was great. Easy check-in and able to accommodate us before our check-in time. Concierge was one of the best we have experienced traveling. "

"Closer to public transportation and Eiffel tower. Tower is not visible from the rooms. Rooms are smaller than other hotels. Continental breakfast."

"Great place for big families and great amenities."

"excellent"

"Loved my stay at the Pullman! We were so close to the Eiffel Tower and had a room with a balcony which was great! The rooms are a little small, but that is to be expected in Paris. Everything was clean, bathroom was spacious and shower was nice. The location seemed very central and there are two metro options closeby, plus some really nice restaurants only a few minutes down the road."

"We had a great four night stay at this hotel. All the comforts of home and the best view of the Eiffel Tower. You have to splurge for the Studio with balcony Eiffel Tower view but it was well worth it! The little table and chairs on the balcony looking at the tower was used everyday. If I can upload the video I took I will do it and you can get a look at the place before you pull the trigger. I read a few reviews from some people who mentioned the sound from the subway train. This is just people who have lived in a small quiet town and are not used to it. If you’ve ever lived in a large city anywhere in the world, you will get used to it quickly. Not to mention… that subway runs anywhere in the city and it is only steps from the hotel lobby! For 2 Euros! Also, they don’t come and clean the room unless you pay them to. So… you’ll just have to be courteous and live like a Parisien while you’re there. Pick up after yourself and you should be fine. If you need towels, sheets, pillow cases, toilet paper or pretty much anything else, it’s down on the second floor. Help yourself! There is a Monoprix (large grocery chain) RIGHT next door and a Fanprix across the street past the Metro. We used the kitchenette every day except for dinner which we went out for, nightly. Might I suggest Suffren, which is upscale with a great menu at decent prices. Not cheap but not through the roof. All that said, I urge you to book this hotel and that room in particular if it’s just the two of you. "