Hôtel Henriette

Cute little 6 storey hotel in a residential area, located conveniently by Le Goblin subway/Metro station, it is walkable to many restaurants and bakeries, which we really liked. We booked one of the smallest rooms, a small double, we received room #61, which we were very happy with, it was on the top floor (6th). We usually take the elevator up and walk down, because there is only one elevator and it takes a long time to arrive. The lift is small, and can only fit 2 people. You will be hugging each other if you have 3 people. We usually take the stairs down, which is not a problem. But do want to mindful when you book if you have problem walking the stairs. The room has hair dryer, no luggage stand (nowhere to put it either), safety box (didn't work when we first arrived, but they quickly repair it after our request), small closet with some hangers. Kettle available upon request. There was a sparkling water and still water station down by the receptionist, complementary which was a bonus. Please note there is no USB charging outlet in the room, so if you are coming from non EU countries, rmb to bring your own converter. Breakfast is extra $16 Euro pp, buffet style, I love all the food options, perfect for any day you have to go out early. Room was clean, but some sewage smell on the floor when we lived there. We love the hotel, and love how friendly staffs are. But we find the rooms are little small, and a little far from the major attractions for first timer who are visiting Paris.

I really enjoyed my stay at this small boutique hotel in Paris. It’s thoughtfully designed with quintessential Parisian charm. We stayed in a twin room, which was definitely compact, but nothing unusual for Paris (one bonus is a decent size wardrobe in the room for hanging clothes, which isn’t always a given). A few small improvements could make it even better, like adding a few more hooks in the bedroom and bathroom, and maybe a little shelf in the shower for toiletries. Also, just a heads-up if you're staying in a twin room: the bathroom has a partial frosted glass door, so it might feel a bit too open if you're not traveling with someone you know well. I wasn’t too sure what to expect for the 13ème, but the location is in a great little neighborhood that feels more local and less touristy. It’s a bit removed from the big sights, but well-connected by metro and bus, so getting around was easy. The hotel also provides a curated list of nearby restaurants, which I really appreciated. One pleasant surprise was the express breakfast. I usually skip hotel breakfasts because they’re overpriced or too heavy, but this one was perfect: €6 for a coffee, a glass of juice (freshly squeezed orange juice was an option!), and two pastries. Just right, and great value. They also provide a refillable glass water bottle that can filled with still or sparkling water at their filtered tap for decanting into personal water bottles. The staff were friendly, helpful, and responsive throughout my stay. Overall, a charming and comfortable stay with thoughtful touches. I’d definitely come back!

My third visit to this lovely boutique hotel. Friendly and beautiful and all made perfect by a warm welcome from Mahdi on arrival. All the staff are very friendly and helpful and the decor is beautiful, original and stunning. A very pretty courtyard for a delicious breakfast served by Malika or to choose an evening snack if you don’t feel like venturing out after a busy day in Paris. It’s tucked away down a quiet side street but perfectly located for Metro line 7, which seems to take you everywhere easily. Lovely quirky rooms with comfortable beds looking out over the iconic Parisian rooftops. Faultless

Lovely decorated hotel, which really looks like the pictures on instagram. Very friendly and welcoming staff. Nice and quite hotel room. Also nice and safe area around the hotel with all necessary shops near by. Metro directly around the corner.

My third visit to this lovely boutique hotel. Friendly and beautiful and all made perfect by a warm welcome from Madi on arrival. All staff are friendly and helpful, the decor is original and stunning. A very pretty courtyard for a delicious breakfast served by Malinka or for an evening snack if you don’t feel like venturing out after a busy day in Paris. It’s tucked away down a quiet side street but perfectly located near metro line 7 which seems to take you easily everywhere. Lovely quirky rooms with comfortable beds looking out onto classic Parisian rooftops. Faultless.

Great staff, nice and clean hotel, good location. The only disadvantage was the overpriced breakfast.