It's a complete experience from the moment you walk in off the street. You feel like you've entered a beautiful, comforting environment where people are happy you've walked in the door. That attention to detail and pride in understanding the art of looking after others makes you feel cocooned in a magical place. It's a calm, friendly atmosphere whether they get you that taxi in the rain without any fuss or help you with a special request. The dining room is lovely, and breakfast is so relaxing you don't want to leave as it is served attentively but with ease, so it is soothing and delicious. The croissants are high quality, and you don't get that standard jam. The avocado toast is perfect because it's made with an extra effort - even the soft-boiled as they present them with little grilled pieces of small baguette (ficelle) that are golden brown and with tons of butter so that you can dip them in your eggs. That kind of attention to detail makes it delightful, either enjoying breakfast in my hotel room or downstairs. But it's also the decor. There's a wide range of room sizes, but even the smallest is cozy and elegant. The rooms are thoughtfully designed around 19th-century decor themes, making each unique. It's edited to be sumptuous and harmonious, down to the bathroom trash. So, it creates an environment (not a hotel room) that is sensual and takes you back into another era. But the team takes it to a higher level. The man at the desk (unfortunately, I regret I forgot his name, but he is a manager) said to me, "This is your home." That touched my heart, and that's how you feel about this hotel with a fantastic team of people who understand hospitality, so I want to say a big thank you to Luis, Antonia Cyrille, Elies, Shoban, Rachelle, and both managers who make this hotel a world of its own.

I love the bar decor, and I've been a jazz fan since I was young. They have a great jazz band on Thursday nights. It's not a playing-it-safe, tight jazz band going through the set, but they are hip and cool, playing around and improvising, and you can see they're having fun, so it makes it fun for all. They use the same dining room and have a very cozy, elegant bar area, but the attitude in the bar is different as they could be more welcoming. It is just weird as I've never been to an unfriendly bar, but they seem to be racing around when it's not that big of a place. Also, the late-night staff could be more like the morning, afternoon, and evening staff, especially when there is less to do.

Very atmospheric hotel, as a fan of history I loved the style, which made us feel like stepping back in the past. We had a large comfortable room, with great big bed, bathtub and large walk in shower. Cleanliness & facilities were top. Nice quiet location. Very nice Wildes bar, we enjoyed live jazz and the cocktail on Thursday evening.

Most disappointing were the breakfast - no hot food options in the buffet at all, also very small selection of savoury food at all. No vegetables. If you like something a bit stronger than cereal & pastry in the morning, you will be disappointed. No TV in the room. We asked in the reception and they promised to deliver TV for us, but this did not happen during our stay.

Location is great.All the staff is amazing. Service hospitality is vey high. They will give you great locations for dining and shopping. Thank you so much! Didi

I don't have anything to say!

An incredible experience at L’Hotel. Beautiful accommodations, impeccable service, perfect location in the 6th. Reserve massages at the Hammam Spa if you can! Can’t wait to return.

To quote Oscar Wilde: One should either be a work of art or wear a work of art. This unique hotel is a work of art. The ambiance is a work of art. The guests are a work of art. The staff's kindness is a work of art. The ensuite menu is a work of art.

There is rather a dilemma: if you're into unpersonal contemporary 5 star hotels, give this one a pass. But if you're a romantic and into the ambiance and the grandeur of works like The Picture of Dorian Gray and Death in Venice then this is definately a must do, even if for the exquisite bar with wonderful cocktails.

Hotel was beautiful and the staff were very friendly and kind. Location was wonderful. I would absolutely stay here again.

Hotel is old, and therefore some small kinks. The pipes in the bathroom squeal and once I got it figured out to release the pressure in the pipes to make it stop... however it would continue to happen throughout the night. Had the engineer look at it but all they did was the same. It was annoying to hear the squeal.

This hotel was lovely! So charming and in a fabulous location, only steps away from great cafes, bars and restaurants. The staff were so helpful and friendly. We totally loved our room with a really comfortable bed, walk in robe, and large windows, so lots of natural light. The room service breakfast was one of the best we have ever had! We would definitely stay here again next time we are in Paris!

The only downside was that they were upgrading the air conditioning so it wasn't working, however they kindly got us a fan for the room which was great!

Beautiful vintage hotel with so much incredible history, Oscar Wilde last days. Loved the bar and sitting area. The pool and spa area although old in a beautiful way were just what we needed at the end of a long day walking the city, located in a great area near D’Orsay and the Latin Quarter, arts district

Nothing, maybe just the tub is hard to get in and out of if you’re disabled but no trouble if not

The apartment is very special. We love the room, balcony and the space. The private pool area is a bonus. Breakfast was delicious. The staff are courteous and helpful. The rooms are quiet and the location is amazing once you invest some time in this part of Paris.

Desk or dressing table needed in the room. The central areas air conditioning didn’t seem to work. All items were discussed and we are sure will be rectified by the team.

It's tucked away on a side street. When you walk in the door, you feel like you have entered a cocoon of beauty. Exotic, a bit hedonistic, sumptuous but understated - no glaring chartreuse or huge photographs staring you down, and not the typical lobby feel! The staff, especially Louis\Luis, were welcoming and helpful and made me feel like a welcome guest. You are not just another client at the hotel; it's thoughtful and deliberate hospitality. Everyone was wonderful, except this time, the bar staff was racing around, and I waited for over 20 minutes to order a drink. After I waived my arms like I was trying to land an aircraft to get someone's attention, I did, but the man admonished me, telling me they would be coming, but they were busy. It was weirdly rude and a sad choice. I waited longer, but to the credit of the front desk, they listened to my comments and apologized. I felt understood by them, which made up for the dismissive barman. Overall, I look forward to coming back again.

Less running around and a more efficient but calm bar is needed which sets the tone for the hotel as it is central to the entrance. Be welcoming, not agitated, mean, and flustered as it would take less time to take my request for a kir than admonish me, and it would be more positive and done.