Hotel Paradis in Paris

This hotel is ideally located in some of the coolest areas of Paris, it is very clean, quiet, cute, the breakfast is deliciously French and fresh the décore in very nice. Overall a really good decision to stay there.
The most amazing part of the séjourne? The people! The staff working there is so lovely and helpful! Thank you. I do recommend. Simple and very well executed and supervised.

We felt the location of Hotel Paradis was great for walking and getting to the metro stops and the staff was very friendly and helpful. The room itself was very small, especially if you’re traveling with luggage, and there were no usable outlets in the bathroom for curling irons or straighteners.

Stayed here for 2 nights on a work trip . The hotel is quirky and even tho the room was small it was clean, comfortable & quiet. All the staff I met were super friendly & helpful . The breakfast was enjoyable with lots of fresh coffee & croissants . The location was great and walkable from Gard du nord . Will definitely stay again on my next visit to Paris

Wonderful stay, the room with a balcony is cute and perfect for a few nights. The hotel is well located a short walk from Gare du Nord and we enjoyed longer strolls down to the Seine and up to the Sacre Couer. Very close, 7 mins, to a Metro stop. All the staff here were friendly and helpful, and so kind when I was taken ill one night. They provided everything we asked for, corkscrew, umbrella, glasses etc. The breakfast is lovely, don't miss the homemade banana cake! All the products come from local suppliers (the notes by the food give the information) and the hotel are rightly proud of their excellent environmental and sustainable status. We can't wait to return and would always choose this place when we come to Paris.

Paradis is a small hotel in 10th arr. area, about 10-15min walk from Gare du Nord. It is a narrow, very "french"-style hotel with 7 floors. Our room was on the top floor (Note that the lift goes only up to the sixth floor) and I think we had the largest room - bedroom area and a dressing room area with an armchair that converts into an extra bed. Quite a large room in my opinion, I think all the other rooms are very much smaller. The best thing about our room was definitely the views. We had two windows in the room (both facing different directions of the building) and a skylight in the bathroom. The other window had a Sacre Coeur-view, I absolutely loved it! The other window had a view over the roofs, very pretty. I could've spent hours admiring the views. Definitely a little gem, this room. We had two aircons in the room, and the other one was leaking into the carpet sometimes..... and maybe because of that, the room had bit of a "musty" scent sometimes (especially at night when the windows were closed). We put a towel under the leaking aircon and the cleaner had removed it, so I guess they know about the problem. Breakfast: We bought the hotel breakfast on one day, it was nothing to write home about. Coffee, some pastries, cereal and yogurt, not really worth the price in my opinion. It was OK. Area: The area seemed quite peaceful. The nearest metro station, Chateau D'Eau, not so. If you don't like the Chateau D'eau area, I suggest you use the Strasbourg-St Denis station, although that can be a bit scary at night (It's a large station and there is NO staff). Would I choose this hotel again? Maybe. A big minus in my book were the nearest metro stations, for some reason I didn't feel safe in those. But, if the metro is not a big deal and you want a nice accommodation near the Gare du Nord and Gare de l'Est train stations with great connections to the other parts of the city, I would definitely recommend this to anyone.

We loved staying at this hotel. The staff were very friendly and welcoming. The room was quiet and clean and had everything we needed. It was also located close to the railway station, metro and bus routes and there were plenty of good restaurants close by. There was a lovely boulangarie on the closest corner to the hotel.