Hôtel Petit Lafayette in Paris

We had a great family trip here.

For the first few nights, the double bed was huge and comfortable enough for our 10-year-old to sleep with us, so we didn't even need a sofa bed. (Just a quick heads-up for families: we weren't entirely sure if we still had to pay an extra fee for a 10-year-old child, so it might be worth checking their policy in advance).

For the last two nights, we moved to the top floor (loft room). It was incredibly warm, cozy, and the view from the window was absolutely beautiful! To be honest, the top floor was actually much more comfortable than downstairs. The only minor downside was that the room rate for the loft was nearly 300 AUD cheaper, but the price difference wasn’t refunded.

That being said, the overall stay was still very pleasant and comfortable. We enjoyed our time here and would still recommend it!

The location is incredibly convenient, with subway and bus stops right outside, and plenty of Chinese restaurants nearby. I basically stay there every time I need to. The staff at the front desk downstairs are all very nice, though the breakfast selection is a bit limited.

The experience with this hotel was very positive. Receptionists never fail to bring me a smile, and my room was clean and cozy.

With excellent service, warm hospitality, spacious rooms, convenient transportation, and surrounded by commercial streets, this hotel is highly recommended.

The guest service people were excellent and super helpful. We found a personalized note to welcome us in our room. I booked a junior suite. The WC and Bath are separate which can be a plus. The location of the hotel is amazing. Minutes walk to cute cafes, the Lafayette mall, the opera house, amazing bakeries where fresh bread is made is daily (The Union), metro stations. We took Uber, Paid $10-12 and reached the central Paris.

Very polite the people at he front desk a

Location: A leisurely 15-minute walk from Gare du Nord. The nearest metro station, Cadet (Line 7), is a 3-minute walk, and Galeries Lafayette is a 15-minute walk.
Surroundings: Supermarkets, pharmacies, and laundromats are all within a 1-minute walk. During my three-day stay, the bar and restaurant downstairs were exceptionally noisy on Saturday night, continuing until around midnight.
Space: Truly, truly small, as the name "petite" suggests. The reception, breakfast room, elevator lobby, in-room TVs, showers, and sinks are all incredibly small. This is the smallest public space I've ever had in a Paris hotel.
Facilities: Triple suite with balcony, six floors high. One king-size bed and two single sofa beds, perfectly adequate.
The balcony was wonderful, with good lighting and suitable for smokers.
The toilet was in a separate room, so after using it, you had to go around the bedroom to the shower to wash.
Cleanliness: Generally satisfactory. I didn't require room service daily during my stay; I left my trash bag outside the door and it was taken away.
Service: The front desk was unhelpful, and no one greeted me when entering or leaving. Breakfast: The variety is basic, the bread is cold, the toast can be heated up with a toaster, but croissants and the like are not tasty when they are cold.

Just come home from a wonderful three night stay the hotel was a perfect location and lots of lovely places to eat and drink nearby, the hotel rooms were small but perfect for us and all the staff were wonderful also the shower products smelt amazing and I’m currently trying to source some in the uk!!

Hotel is clean. Lobby / reception area is way too small. Location is in Montmarte. Though it’s just a few minutes walk away from Cadet station, booking somewhere around 7th or 11th arr (where most of the famous landmarks are situated), will save you time especially if you only have few days. 

Special mention to Angelina at the reception who always tries her best to assist us and always greets us with a smile. She fosters a positive hospitality environment.