A characterful, cosy room. Really well equipped and comfortable. Very good shower. Very quiet, considering its fabulous central location. Close to several metro stations. A great breakfast, served in the room - plenty of choice, everything fresh, and good coffee. Welcoming, friendly staff on hand 24 hours a day.

As many have mentioned, there is no lift, but that isn't possible because the building is historic and listed. We're in our 50s and our room was on the top floor, and it was fine!

First of all the location is perfect, in the middle of Le Marais neighbourhood, surrounded by good restarurants, bars, bakeries and even shopping. everything is within short walking distance. Even the louvre is just 15 minute walk away. The hotel its is a small boutique hotel, the room is small but very cosy and welcoming. They served breakfast to the room (you fill a form at night with what you want and when you want it), a good selection of breads and pasteries, cheese meats and coffee. The staff was great and very helpful. I would definetly recommend this place, amazing value for money. Its 7 minute walk from the train station so getting here from CDG was easy.

The downside is no elevator, and when you are at the top flour thats 4 flights of stairs to climb, after all i didnt mind it so much.

Our stay in room 200 at Le Presbytère was delightful. The room was spacious, charming, and full of character, featuring two large windows with splendid views. The beds were extremely comfortable, and despite the building's historical significance, the rooms were modern with plenty of character and equipped with all the necessary gadgets for charging our 21st-century devices. Although I primarily used my phone's 5G allowance, the hotel's WiFi was more than adequate. The bathroom and shower were exceptionally large for a Parisian hotel, very modern, and comfortable. The room was warm and impeccably clean. Special thanks to the housekeeping team; every evening we returned to find our room spotless. It's important to note that this hotel doesn't have a lift due to the building's nature, which is clearly stated on their website and Booking.com. Anyone complaining about this is simply ignoring the clear information provided. The reception staff were exceptionally friendly and personable, always willing to help with luggage. I look forward to staying at Le Presbytère again and will definitely choose the same room upon my next visit to Paris.

Nothing I didn’t like

Beautiful hotel, small and cozy but beautifully arranged and maintained. The staff are very welcoming and the breakfast delivered to the bed is amazing. Location is pretty good to walk from or catch the metro. Also having the ability to book shuttles from and to the airport makes for ease of mind for the trip (although it is more expensive than app riders)

Our room was pretty small and since we carried two checked luggages, it made the space management a bit awkward. Some homeless people roam around the entrance area but we didnt feel unsafe since theres also alot of tourists/locals around.

Room was exceptionally spacious for Paris city centre. We loved the old world feel of this very unique property. The top room (400) is perfect for a family of 4-5. The location is ideal with many restaurants nearby and the staff very friendly and helpful. They do offer a room service breakfast but as there is a bakery and a grocery just steps away we just picked up our own each morning.

The controls for the heated towel rails did not work but this wasn't an issue for us as the room was nice and warm. The staff was so helpful I am sure they would have fixed this had we mentioned it. Please note that if staying on a Friday or Saturday night, due to the convenient location, there can be some noise from the street. We noticed it but it did not bother us enough to keep us awake. Other nights we stayed, it was very quiet. We were on the upper floor so there was a lot of stairs (no elevator) but we knew this in advance. When we travel in Europe we take backpacks instead of suitcases because this is common for a lot of properties.

We had such an amazing stay! It was for my boyfriend's birthday and the hotel went above and beyond to make it feel special. The staff were lovely, room was super comfortable (and a good size by Paris standards), and super clean. We were there during a particularly hot Olympics, but the aircon in the room was great. It's right in the heart of Le Marais so could have also been noisy, but we didn't hear anything and slept amazingly.

Honestly no complaints. It is central Le Marais which means there are some bars around, but we knew the area well before staying so expected this and we couldn't hear any noise from our room.

I've stayed here two or three times before. The location is brilliant, right in le Marais, surrounded by nightlife and near the Pompidou, but not too noisy as it's in a predominantly pedestrianised area. The staff were brilliant. Reception is 24 hours as you have to leave your key behind when you go out and are buzzed back in, and all the chaps I spoke to were really friendly and spoke English no problem. I stayed over my birthday and they gave me a little bit of chocolate on the day which was really sweet of them. Also, I had an injury just before I arrived so was on a crutch. My room was on the top floor (no lift), but the guys kept offering to move me lower down which was very kind, though I declined their offer. Room was big and spotless. Slight issue getting the temperature right on the shower but once I got it there were no other issues. Really enjoyed my stay. Great for solo travellers (safe for solo females) as well as couples.

As mentioned above, the hotel doesn't have a lift as it's a protected building. I already knew this so it was fine for me, but would be an issue for people with physical access needs.

This hotel has a great location - I was able to walk to all the places I wanted to go - Louvre, St.Germain, Place de la Concorde etc. The staff were very pleasant and helpful especially Miguel & Jeremy. The rooms are handsomely decorated and the bathrooms were exceptional! - all was well - my only issues were the lack of carpets occasionally made it noisy when upstairs guests moved chairs and a very few times the internet was not up to par which is frustrating.

Occasional lack of Internet connection!

Great charm and history, comfortable main bed, centrally located in a walkable area, friendly and helpful staff.

We stayed in the top floor room which was nice and provided space with two separated bedrooms (though the second was a fold out couch). The only toilet was through the second sitting room (converted to the bedroom which made I awkward. The flights of stairs were a lot but the staff was so nice to carry luggage. The air conditioning did not work well so it was relatively hot. No screens on windows to open them long term, and birds around might fly in.

What an amazing hotel. Perfect location in a lively neighborhood, close to transport (Chatelet) and many attractions. No noise issue, despite being in such a vibrant, bustling spot. Charming old building. My room was absolutely beautiful, with views over nearby classic Parisienne streets and treetops, and towards the medieval Tour St Jacques. The large windows in my room could be opened fully to let in the sunshine and fresh air and to feel like part of the street life even when resting after a long-haul flight. The bathroom was bright, clean and modern, with gorgeous soap and shampoo provided. Room and linen were spotless, and the bed was very comfortable. Staff were super friendly and helpful. They made special effort to give me a particular room I'd requested, and to make the room available earlier than the listed check-in time. They were happy to store my luggage while I explored a little more after checking out. Thanks again for a wonderful stay in your beautiful hotel, and for making me feel so welcome. I hope to stay again one day.

Breakfast situation was a little confusing - I wasn't sure if it was included in my fare (entirely my fault!), so just went out for breakfast instead. There are wonderful and very affordable breakfast options nearby. My suggestion - take-away pastry and coffee from a local patisserie, enjoyed in the garden below the Tour St. Jacques.