Great to have a 5 star hotel in such a less touristy and interesting part of Paris. Excellent levels of service throughout our stay. Spacious and well appointed rooms and bathrooms.

The theme was fun but in some areas maybe taken a bit too far. I wouldn’t be able to enjoy this hotel with my kids for example, and could only recommend it to a few people who would understand!

Room design and quality was off the charts good. The toilet was so high tech that it alone was worth the stay.

The lobby turns into a night club after 7pm. Although they say the rooms are sound proofed, it does not stop low vibrating noise into the room. Also, the street gets rowdy after the club exits at 1:30-2am that the noise can be heard from the street and the windows are not sound proofed.

The spa pool was an additional bonus, although the sauna wasn’t working. The food at breakfast was of extremely high quality and the check in and assistance generally by the staff throughout our stay were excellent.

The service at breakfast was bizarre. No water brought, no jams/honey brought (when they were to other neighbouring tables). No one seemed to want to take our order. When we finally managed to ask someone, they didn’t take a note and it was wrong. No fruit brought and they tried to pass off an egg white omelette as a classic omelette.

Honestly, this hotel is a hidden gem. It was one of the nicest, most well appointed rooms we have ever stayed in. The bed was ultra comfortable, and the attention to detail and exceptional. Customer service made it one of the most memorable experiences we have had. Absolute amazing value and we can’t wait to come back!

Nothing. This property is incredible and completely underrated. Amazing area and neighborhood. Walking distance to just about anything you would ever want and the hotel staff were exceptional.

The hotel is clean and so luxurious and friendly. We felt very looked after and really like how attentive the staff were. The room was large and gorgeous and the spa facilities were also very lovely.

We tried to order room service one night and although we had called at around 9:45pm and the menu said that the dinner menu didn’t close until 10:30 we were told (20min later by phone call) that the dinner menu was no longer available. I would just clarify with the front desk how late they serve the dinner menu to room service.

My experience at Sinner was nothing short of extraordinary. I absolutely love the edgy but sophisticated concept. The food in the restaurant was great, and being nestled in the heart of one of Paris's most vibrant neighbourhoods, you are also close to a big selection of restaurants and cafes. From the moment of arrival to departure, the service surpassed all expectations. The staff's dedication to hospitality was evident in every interaction, and their warmth and efficiency set a standard of excellence. Without hesitation, I would recommend Sinner to those who want something different but still enjoy the finer things. This is not just a hotel; it is an experience. Needless to say, I'll be back!

Would be lovely to have coffee and tea available in the room.

The Sinner Hotel far exceeded our expectations. The room was a very generous size and so personally decorated and styled that I felt as though I was a guest in a lavish home. We had a very 'french' view from our window of the gorgeous buildings opposite. The bathroom was so spacious which was an extra bonus for us after experiencing many small bathrooms on our European holiday. The bathroom amenities were also such high quality. Each night there would be a thoughtful small gift for each of us on our bed and upon arrival we were given a beautifully boxed candle to take home with us. Breakfast at the Sinner was more than we could ask for with attention to our likes and with excellent presentation. The staff at reception were very helpful with any restaurant queries and would message us during the day with recommendations based on previous places that we told them we had enjoyed. On the day of our departure our taxi was unable to park in front of the hotel because the lockdowns for the commencement of the Olympic games being implemented. A staff member acted very quickly by grabbing a hotel trolley and wheeling our 6 plus bags of luggage for many, many streets to where the taxi had parked. He went above and beyond to make sure we made it to the airport on time! You will not regret booking a room at the Sinner hotel. We loved it so much we have already booked again for next year!

Gorgeous stylish in the centre of the Marais. The addition of a small spa with jacuzzi pool makes for a welcome retreat after a day of walking and the lobby and bar is a welcoming spot to hang out in with great cocktails as you'd expect from this chain.

The in-room lighting/sound system is well intentioned, but really hard to figure out, non-instinctive and badly designed. Black text on a bronze plate makes the different settings next to impossible to read.

It’s my go to hotel in Paris because of the location and the size of the rooms/ bathrooms. The staff was very helpful when I had a few issues at check up

When I had stayed before it was the Sinner Hotel and I did miss the impeccable service and rock/ glam vibe. Under the new management it’s less edgy, more like any other good hotel. Room service was more club sandwiches and less detox juices and Ottolengi recipes. Also lifts- corridors and bathrooms need a lick of paint

I chose this hotel based on its’ location (Marais) and rank, but didn’t read any reviews, so I was quite surprised to find a whip in the wardrobe and the themed books in the toilet library. But as I was on a vacation with a friend, so we had a laugh about how we both misread the name of the hotel and just enjoyed our stay there. The staff was very welcoming and we got the early check-in upon our arrival. We booked the executive room and it was rather large, especially for Paris. I liked the different zones in the room, two sinks opposing each other the bathroom, the mat and dumbbells for fitness, and a lot of other necessities. We really enjoyed our stay in the Sinner, even though we are clearly not the primary audience.