Hotel Eden
Paris · France · 110 Rue Blomet
About Hotel Eden — Luxury Boutique Hotel in Paris
Hotel Eden is an exceptional 4-star hotel in Paris, France. Guests enjoy a distinctive experience combining world-class facilities including bar, co working, concierge, and more with the personalised warmth that defines great boutique hospitality.
Guest Reviews 4.2 / 5
I've stayed there a couple of times now on work trips. Clean, comfortable, nice staff, all positive. It's not very central but still in a good location. Transportation is easy to find. As is common in central Paris, finding a bakery, coffee, restaurants or bars is a stroll. It was very hot yesterday so the AC was great to have.
Small cosy rooms, with perfectly polite staff, hotel has little gym, turkish bath, sauna which is really nice. There are not too many breakfast options but they are tasty with perfect omelette and good coffee. Only thing that rooms can feel little bit dusty and are small, but AC works perfectly. But all the praise for the staff at the reception and in the kitchen.
The hotel rooms are very small and there is 1 m2 difference between the regular and superior rooms, so paying more for the upgrade isn’t worth it. If you get a room with a balcony, it is actually not guaranteed, and the rooms are so small. You can just about walk around the bed, but that is all. There is no alcoholic beverages available in the mini fridge, but you can use the mini fridge to store your own personally bought drinks and such. The spa area has everything you need, but the steam room feels slimy, and the tile/grout has actual mold on it. Since there is no hose installed in the sauna, I have no idea how they clean it regularly. The staff works really hard to make the best of the hotel, and is very knowledgeable, but is at the mercy of an old hotel. The maid staff is very quick and good, it was nice how the room was always cleaned while we were out. The TV, air conditioning, and toilet all needed to be serviced/fixed upon checking in, and the staff was able to fix it all except for the TV. The door doesn’t have a deadbolt, but just a button so anyone with a key can open your door. There was a weird fixture above the bed, had a lightbulb, but didn’t work and was pointed at the bed, so I turned it around because it gave me weird vibes. I have stayed all over the city, and for the price of the hotel, it was not worth it.