The staff were very friendly. Although the rooms were small they were very comfortable and we all slept well. The location was great. We liked the location for two reasons: it was easy walking distance to the Gare de Lyon, which is how we left Paris. And it was easy walking distance to the Batobus, the hop-on, hop-off boat up and down the Seine River. The view of the river is beautiful, although our view did have bright orange construction rope due to the set up for the Olympics.

Be warned that there is a metro train bridge just by the hotel - bring earplugs so you can sleep without it disturbing you. A train comes by every minute or two. The breakfast was a little pricey at 22 euros a person (even children) - it was a good breakfast, but that is a little steep. My kids really wanted to try out the little pool, but the pool is only open when the restaurant is not open....that's not very much. So we never got to jump in the pool. We were hoping for early check-in, but that was not available.

The location was excellent - we were beside the Gare Austerlitz train station which was accessible to the main attractions - Notre Dame - one stop - Louvre - two stops and Eiffel Tower - six stops all at €2.,50 per trip. The supermarket and bakery were also very close and there were ample restaurants in the surrounding area. It was exceptional to be sitting by the pool at nighttime watching all the boats go by. The staff were extremely helpful. The hotel itself was quirky and we were able to avail of robes and slippers. Top class - two trains to the airport - one stop to Notre Dame on the C line and then the B line direct to the airport - the train ticket to the airport is €13.

There is nothing I could fault with this hotel, the staff and its location.

The staff were very polite, friendly and helpful. The room was modernly furnished. Even though space was limited - understandable, as it's a barge - I felt that the room design was optimised to make smart use of the space available. The location was ideal and it was very easy to get around Paris from Austerlitz station next to the hotel. The area felt safe. I could also walk along the river Seine to the city centre within half an hour or so. Being on a barge next to a main road, I had expected it to be noisy (and they provide ear plugs in the room) but to my pleasant surprise, it was fairly quiet in the evenings and I slept very well.

Breakfast could have been better value for money - either lower cost or more hot food selection would be good. Perhaps that's just a personal preference. Still, there was a good range of options, the food was delicious, staff were friendly and the dining area had a great view.

I was fascinated with the idea of being on a hotel boat, after following their postings on instagram in anticipation it did not disappoint. Pity I was only in Paris for 1 night but made the most of my stay in room 12. Staff were helpful in directing me to take the train to catch my lourve tour then a comedy show at night. I felt quite safe walking back from the train station across the street. Had a drink at the bar listening to the music from the bars across the river. The room though small was cozy clean with just enough amenities. Not much rocking so I slept well even with a bit of music from across the river. I saw others enjoying the pool area. Didn't try a meal there. I actually had a nice walk to see where Emily in Paris is filmed 30 minutes away, then the Panteon and Notre Dame.

It's not so easy for cabs from the airport to get unto the doc to let you off or to catch an Uber you have to go out on the street. My taxi actually dropped a passenger off the week prior so he knew what to do still didn't get let into the dock so quick street jump out. I did spot maybe homeless folks further out on the dock but didn't feel unsafe even at night.

The location was perfect, in between two big train stations. Also by the river Seine (though it looked quite polluted). Staff was very accommodating!

The view would have been great but too many homeless tents surrounding the hotel’s location. Also, it would have been nice to have a microwave available for guest use

Loved the location and type of property. We had no idea it was on a barge though :) more our fault but as soon as we realised we were super excited. Stunning and well looked after. Rooms very modern and facilities were very good. Shower was really good. You have to have a good shower! Great you can chromecast from your phone to watch prime/ Netflix on the tele.towels fresh everyday and bedlinen all clean. Loved the view from bar/pool area in to la Seine. Staff were all super friendly and helpful. We checked out early 6am ish and had no issues finding someone. I was worried the boat would be rocking but hardly felt nothing and really cool to open your curtains and there just be water outside!!

The hotel must be very new, which is lovely which made little things like stains on the middle wall way carpet down the barge more noticeable especially on cream carpet. We were in room 31, and arrived at night and when we got to the room door it was so dark in the corridor and couldn’t see the room number. Might be worth just putting a light to light up door number like the other rooms.

the bedroom was so beautifully designed. Compact but so well laid out. The bed was extremely comfortable and the view right outside the window was superb. There was a waiter there (can't remember his name) he saw we were unsure and reassured us by saying to my wife 'tell me everything'. He was amazing. He also served our drinks. The hotel was also so close to the Metro too!

Maybe some information about wifi. We forgot to ask. Also our room key kept failing so we had to keep coming up to reception to get it reprogrammed. We weren't really told about food and how it works or options available to us.

Stayed at Off Paris Seine for an extended weekend. Location is perfect, a stroll from Gare d’Austerlitz so by metro you’re in the busy city center in no time. Jardin des Plantes is around the corner and if you excercise, don’t forget to bring your trainers to have a run along the Seine or swimsuit to have a swim at the piscine municipal Josephine Baker among the locals. The staff of the hotel is super friendly and helpful, we had some issues with the safe in the room and the issue was solved immediately. In the evening we wanted to have a drink at the bar but unfortunately the bar was closed for a private event and the guy from the reception got us drinks on the house. The interior of the hotel was clean and stylish and there was a nice and small photo exhibition in the common room. The hotel room was clean, small and efficiently furnished (with a separate toilet from the shower) and the windows of the room could be opened for fresh air. We didn’t make use of any breakfast/lunch at the hotel, nor made use of the hotel pool. There was a functional safe and fridge in the room. I highly recommend this hotel.

It can be quite noisy in the surroundings of the hotel since the trains cross the bridge next to the hotel and there are clubs on the boats on the other side of the river with lots of music and voices, so the complimentary earplugs in the room are not a luxury. But with earplugs in and the windows closed during the night any noise was limited (my teenage kids in the next room didn’t hear anything and didn’t use any earplugs).

Beautiful view (river view), well designed rooms - very clean, modern and industrial look. Had brunch on Sunday and the quality of the food was incredible (best hotel breakfast I've ever had). Very nice to have a pool overlooking the river.

It was a little far out of the main city (Eiffel Tower etc) but next to a train station so not the end of the world. The toilets were eco-friendly vacuum toilets, which is great, but were quite loud when flushed (fine normally but middle-of-the-night trips weren't ideal).

Staffs are super friendly and helpful. Coffee is on the house if you're not interested in getting the whole breakfast. Room is pretty clean and right on La Seine. Walkable distances to many attractions, including The Place of Bastille, Paris High Line, the botanical garden, and even Notre Dame de Paris shall you wish.

I would highly recommend that the window should be designed to be prevented from being looked at from outside. The pedestrians on the bridge can still look into the rooms if they want when the curtain is not up.