호텔 투미유(Hotel Thoumieux)

The location is great but the hotel is run-down and in need of repairs. I was horrified to see that the lamp in the bedroom clearly hadn't been dusted in a long time. Stains all over the carpet. The room was not clean and it seemed totally neglected as many areas were damaged and not properly repaired. The minibar only had beer and juices that you could find at a cheap supermarket. No snacks. The staff was friendly but not very professional. I got the impression that nobody really cared about maintaining order in this hotel. There was no real hospitality.

離店的時候強制收了我300元水費，明明説水説免費的，着急趕火車，沒有理論

훌륭한 동네에 있는 아름다운 호텔. 방은 매우 편안했습니다. 호텔은 오래되어 약간의 흠집이 있지만 누구에게나 강력히 추천합니다. 에펠탑까지 매우 짧은 도보 거리, 이 블록에 매력적인 카페와 상점이 많이 있습니다!

환상적인 장식 장소인 브래서리는 주말에 꼭 가봐야 할 곳입니다. 그들은 두 개의 레스토랑 중 하나만 열려 있고 토스트 또는 패스트리만 있는 아침 식사와 커피 1개만 포함되며 호텔에는 엘리베이터가 없습니다.

A lovely little hotel that I keep returning to because the wonderful people who work there make every stay super.

Very clean, very friendly staff, and walking distance from a variety of landmarks, cafes, and shops.

The staff were very kind and helpful. When reserving the room, I stated 2 adults and one child, however, upon arrival there was a crib (pack and play), not a pullout couch for our 8 year old. Looking at the website hotel room, a couch was in the picture. There were no couches in the room therefore a folding cot was provided. It collapsed twice on the child. The couches in the photo were only in the eating area of the hotel. The location was quite good in the 7th district providing us a view of the Eiffel Tower. Many bakeries, restaurants and shops in the area.

It was a good stay. I did enjoy the themes of the rooms. It was such a unique style. Staff was very friendly and room was clean. My only comment would be the shower, It was a bathtub with hand wand nozzle only. No stand up shower.

We stayed here for 4 nights, the first of which was a Friday. When we first checked in to our room, room 3, I was really delighted as it looked out over Rue St. Dominique and was so cute. But when we came home from dinner out that night at about 11:30, we found there was a raging party going on in the Brasserie, and we could hear every note of the piano and stereo music. We asked at the front desk and were told it would last until "1:30 or 2:00 at the latest" and that these parties where "only on Fridays and Saturdays." That was really no comfort to us as it was half our (quite expensive) stay. The next morning we asked to move rooms and the staffer very nicely agreed and moved us to room 17 at the opposite end of the building, where we had no further problems. My beef is not with either of the staffers we spoke with, but rather the management of the hotel trying to have it both ways by hosting these parties and booking unsuspecting hotel guests into a clearly unsuitable room.