Pet friendly Hotels in Paris

Just returned from France and a lovely 2 day stay at Hôtel Ginette. First and foremost, the staff could not have been nicer and more helpful. All of them. It is important to me that  I speak French as I try to maintain and build my skills, and even though they all spoke English, they indulged me and tolerated my rusty French.  We wanted to be in the Marais so the location was great. A couple of blocks to the Oberkampf Metro, a couple of blocks  to Utopie (awesome Boulangerie), and lots of bars, brasseries, and restaurants.  The room decor is as out there as the pics you see on the web. Definitely different than most hotel decor. Thebes was incredibly comfortable. The water pressure on the shower was fantastic. No issues with room temp control.   The only strikes for us were no small fridge in the room and I saw a couple of hairs in the shower which is my pet peeve. I  hate that, but didn’t feel it was a big enough deal to drop a star.  We didn’t use the spa, so I can’t speak to that. They do have a nice eating area/lounge where you can get an espresso or cocktail in the evening.  The price was reasonable and I would recommend the hotel.

Overall we enjoyed our stay. It was a lovely hotel. Unfortunately when we arrived, we found the toilet hadn't been cleaned at all, but we were moved to a new room swiftly and given vouchers for a free drink at the bar each. This was the only main negative. Some little improvements we would have liked; a fridge in our room, also milk and a carafe maybe so we can fill it up with water. The staff were great, very helpful, and we enjoyed the club area downstairs, especially the free coffee, cak and nibbles. We went in there every day. The hotel is a bit far out, but well connected via main roads. We would recommend, though I think next time we'd stay closer to Central Paris.

Location: The location is superb, within walking distance to the Louvre, and just a 3-minute walk to the metro station. Downstairs, there are various dining options including cafes, brunch spots, and Japanese restaurants, plus Starbucks and Illy coffee shops. The Opera House, Galeries Lafayette, Printemps department store are all within walking distance, and a Monoprix supermarket is just 3 minutes away. Ambiance: It seems to have been renovated just a couple of months ago, as it's very new and odorless. The room was much larger than expected, feeling like about 24-25 square meters. Service: The front desk staff were very friendly and communicated perfectly in English. There's a dedicated and quite secure luggage storage room. Overall, I highly recommend this hotel. It offers excellent value for money, and for this location in Paris, it's truly fantastic – I'd never found it before and was pleasantly surprised! The hotel also responded promptly to my email inquiries, which was great!

We recently stayed at your hotel and had a short but pleasant visit. The staff was welcoming, and we appreciated the overall atmosphere. However, we would like to share some constructive feedback regarding the room we stayed in. As a four-star hotel located close to the Champs-Élysées, we expected a higher standard. The room would benefit from an upgrade, particularly the furniture, which appeared worn and showed clear signs of use. A refresh with more modern and well-maintained furnishings would significantly improve the guest experience. Kind regards, Ionut Jugrin

This is a great hotel in a safe and convenient location, with easy access to public transportation. The room was clean and comfortable, the air conditioning worked well, and the bedding was fresh and clean. Breakfast was also decent and worth having. The staff were always available, friendly, and helpful, and they were able to communicate in English, which was very convenient. The only downside was that the bathtub in the triple room was a little cramped. Also, there was no complimentary bottled water in the room. Shampoo, body wash, were provided, but you may want to bring your own additional toiletries. There were plenty of supermarkets, restaurants, and shops nearby, so the location was very convenient overall. I would definitely consider staying here again.

Excellent location with very friendly, helpful, and service-oriented staff. The hotel offers breakfast served directly to your room at no extra charge, which adds a thoughtful touch. The breakfast fee itself is 25 Euros. Amenities are very good and contribute to a comfortable and pleasant stay.

The hotel room was very spacious and good value for money. You could even see the Eiffel Tower from the balcony right outside the window. It's just a few minutes' walk from the hotel, and there are two metro stations nearby, making it super convenient to get anywhere, including the Louvre, Champs-Élysées, and Galeries Lafayette, all within ten minutes. Plus, there's a popular bakery downstairs!

The hangers are designed to prevent theft, so they can only be used inside the closet and are very inconvenient to use as they require inserting a rod. The hairdryer is also installed inside the closet and cannot be moved, which is inconvenient. It might be a common thing in Europe, but there are no toothbrushes or slippers. However, there is a combined shampoo/body wash, bar soap, and body cream. You can fit two suitcases, but for one, you'll need to use the luggage rack to move around easily. You can store your luggage after check-out, but be aware that you simply place your bags in a designated area. There's no tag management or anything, so it's entirely at your own risk. However, if you want to stay as cheaply as possible, the location is excellent, being a 2-minute walk from the main station and about a 12-minute walk to Galeries Lafayette.

Hygiene: It was alright, the bathroom was very small but had everything you needed, so it was clean. Facilities: It was so small you could barely turn around, and a suitcase could only just about open fully. Service: You had to leave your key at the front desk when you went out, and the elevator would be full with just one person and two suitcases. The location was actually quite good. There's a supermarket right outside to the left, and a nice breakfast cafe a bit further down. The area also felt very safe.

Staying in the 14th arrondissement felt incredibly safe, peaceful, and authentic. More importantly, the hotel's air conditioning was an absolute lifesaver during the intense Paris heatwave. Finding working, efficient AC in Paris is rare, and it made our stay perfectly comfortable. Clean rooms and great location. Highly recommend!