호텔 르 발루(Hotel le Ballu)

服務很好，就是早餐不是自助

We had a very nice stay in Hotel Ballu. The personal touch of the gentleman at the check in was outstanding, and we had a jr. suite for our family of three on the top floor. The room was comfortable, spacious and clean with big windows to the roof tops near by. The hotel is located only a few minutes away from the metro on Place de Clichy, and is nevertheless on a quiet street. The regular breakfast is not the full continental, and that is the only thing to put the finger on with regards to the price of it. However, dinner in the hotel was very good. The reception area and lounge has a nice ambiance, and is inviting.

Positives: + Beautiful city hotel in a fantastic location + modern rooms + friendly and welcoming staff Negatives: - small rooms - need to make more sustainability efforts. Only wash towels if on the floor, less plastic toiletries

The reviews don't lie. This hotel is great. The staff is very nice and helpful. Very clean. Good rooms and bathrooms. It really deserves the high scores.

Lovely hotel in Pigalle. Quiet, clean and modern. Very comfy bed. I stayed in a Superior room which was big for a Paris hotel. For 2 people it might be tight as there isn’t anywhere to store luggage. The lights are a bit confusing when you want to turn them all off at night. I just kept twisting dials till I got it right. The rooms have a tea kettle and coffee machine. Le Bally has a small pool and sauna you can reserve if you’d like a dip. There is a restaurant with outdoor patio seating. The food was average, but good in a pinch. Overall, a good hotel for Paris. I would stay here again.

Lovely property with room for our family of 5. The terrace was absolutely perfect and the spa was a nice surprise after walking so many miles around the city. Location is quiet and close to two bakeries for morning coffee and pastries or baguettes. We would definitely stay again.

I organised some colleagues to stay and they were very impressed, rooms and location good - the staff were so helpful and your customer service was exceptional. Thank you so much - will definitely book again.

I am tempted to keep this to myself, but on the other hand: the hotel and its owners and staff deserve to hear what a wonderful place this is and how much we enjoyed staying here. I stayed here for 4 nights with my husband. For our last seven visits to Paris, we've been staying at Hoxton, but this time wanted to try something else. We love Paris and big cities and, when at home, live in the heart of Copenhagen, but we really do love a quiet room to retreat to after being out and about. We booked the junior suite with terrasse, and well, it is the biggest and most quiet room I've ever stayed in in Paris. Beautifully decorated, lots of space, big bed, large sofa and table, very big terrasse overlooking the back of the building (the view is rooftops and houses) -- that will be awesome when we come back in summer... large bathroom with tub and shower and two sinks, with entrance to terrasse as well. Small kitchenette with micro wave, Nespresso machine and kettle, cleverly hidden in a closet. Air condition/heater super quiet, in fact, we could not hear it at all. The pictures on the website really do not do this room justice. We had a private spa hour included, which we booked for our first morning, and it was a true luxury to have that all to ourselves and start the day with a swim and sauna in the most beautiful spa room. The pool is rather narrow, so it would be awkward to be more people in it... so I think that it is a very good idea to privatize it for guests, two at a time. We also had breakfast included which was a bread basket, a hot drink, a fruit juice, fruit salad and yoghurt. Eggs could be ordered but was not included. The coffee was a little boring, but the croissants were perfect and just as they should be. After a few days, I longed for some cheese or eggs -- just something that was not sweet. But that is a minor thing and after all, I could just have ordered something. Location is great - quiet street, but we were able to walk to most of the restaurants on our list, and only took the metro a couple of times during our visit (but, have to say, that we love to walk and did not walk less than 15 kilometers per day during our stay). Pretty easy to get to hotel from airport - metro just up at Place Clichy to Chapelle, then walk to Gare du Nord for the RER B to CDG or ORY, could not be easier (if the trains are running, that is. A left piece of luggage on a station meant cancelled trains which slowed us a bit, otherwise it would not take more than an hour). Minor things / room for improvement: It would be nice to have some sort of hotel directory in the room (info about spa, breakfast, checkout times etc). Maybe something not sweet at breakfast... The light in room needed a key card to be inserted. Unfortunately, the light in the kitchen closet did not switch off, so you had a bit of light during the night unless you took the key card out -- but then there was no light should you need the bathroom at night. I am sure it is easy t