Les Plumes Hotel

"This hotel is tucked away in such a quiet side street that you'd never know you were in the centre of such a vibrant, cosmopolitan and chic region of Paris. The welcome here was incredibly warm and friendly and English is widely spoken, but if you make an effort to speak a few words of French, they'll absolutely love you! Our room here was spacious, immaculately clean and decorated in a very contemporary Parisien style, which I loved. The bed and pillows were the most comfortable I've ever experienced in a hotel! We did all the major sights from here on foot, including the Louvre, the Eiffel Tower, the Champs Elyssee, Arc de Triumph and many more, including a boat trip along the Seine for €20 each. A must-see from here is a walk up the hill to the Sacre Coeur church, where the whole of Paris spreads out below you - the view is truly spectacular. With numerous patisserie, shops, brasseries, bistros, bars and restaurants offering every cuisine you can imagine, you'll be spoilt for choice, all within just a few steps from the hotel's front door (including an Italian and a very quaint little place called Le Mignon literally right next door). I highly recommend this hotel - great staff, chic and comfortable accommodation in a superb location. Merci beaucoup, Les Plumes!! ❤️"

"Our stay at Hotel Les Plumes was fine, but overall the experience felt quite basic. The hotel is clean, which we appreciated, but it doesn’t really offer much charm or character. A few downsides: there was no water provided in the room, even after requesting it, which was a bit disappointing. The breakfast area also isn’t very comfortable — cramped and not particularly inviting. We also repeatedly received incorrect directions from reception, which made getting around a bit frustrating. Overall, it’s an acceptable place for a short stay."

"We absolutely loved our stay at Les Plumes! It's a smaller boutique hotel in a great, central location. We could easily walk to the Opera as well as multiple train stations, which were convenient to us for day trips out of the city. The staff went above and beyond to take care of us. There was a Keurig coffee maker in our room, and I inquired at the front desk about milk or cream that I could use for my coffee in the mornings. One of them immediately went and got me a small pitcher of milk which I could keep in the fridge in our room and use each morning for my coffee. I was pleasantly surprised by how eager they were to help us out. Each time we walked in or out the doors they greeted us with enthusiasm, offered umbrellas if needed, and more. I was very impressed. The room was perfect for our needs. It had minimal storage (both in the room and in the bathroom) but we made due. We had a small balcony too which was nice and worth the additional cost. It was just a view of the street, but we could still enjoy the sunset and get some fresh air. I would 100% recommend this hotel to others visiting Paris who are interested in staying in the 9th Arrondissement. There's also a really great Italian restaurant right next door called Via Mela. On a rainy evening when I didn't want to venture too far, it was absolutely perfect and I'd recommend grabbing a bite there if you stay at this hotel."