Spa Hotels in Paris

The location is by the Seine River, about 15 minutes walk to the Marais area, but you need to take an Uber for about 20 euros to get anywhere. The advantages are: it is very new, the room is not big but the design is very good. Service: The service of the lobby staff is average, a bit mean. I helped to send a children's clothing from Paris to Bordeaux. Later I saw that the express fee was 65 euros, and no receipt was given.

The room was very well-equipped, with cooking utensils provided, and the dishwasher was a big plus; however, the air conditioning and heating systems kept turning off automatically, and the heater wouldn't turn on. After we reported this, the hotel provided breakfast for us one day because the repairs didn't take place until after check-out! Very nice! 👍🏻

The room was small but MORE than adequate for a solo traveler. They also incorporated storage spaces that I didn't even use, since as under-bed drawers and a little closet. I thought it was a very clever use of space. The air conditioning in my room was very good and kept the room quite cool. The room was clean when I arrived and perfectly refreshed each day when I returned. I very much enjoyed my stay. The shower in the bathroom was my only difficulty. It was small enough that I couldn't bend over. 🤣 But all in all, it was a very efficient use of space and perfectly adequate for a space I only occupied to sleep I also liked having local TV stations, as I got to watch the fireworks on Bastille Day. I don't know what the hamman is. I think there were plenty of transportation options nearby, but as a solo woman, I felt mildly uncomfortable with the vibe of the neighborhood. It didn't feel dangerous at all. But there were quite a few homeless people between the hotel and any bus stop/train station. I don't know a solution. I just think a solo woman traveler would want to know this. Again, I never felt unsafe. Just a little ”aware” of my vulnerability at night. I would 100% stay here again.

Overall, I liked the hotel. It was clean and well-maintained, the staff was polite, and the breakfasts were good. There are two metro stations nearby, one offering a direct line to the Eiffel Tower. The city center is quite a long walk away. It's about a 30-minute walk to the Louvre, 40 minutes to the Champs-Élysées, and 1 hour 10 minutes to the Eiffel Tower. The neighborhood where the hotel is located is also perfectly fine. There are large boulevards nearby.

First, the good parts: the location is excellent and very central — within walking distance to the Arc de Triomphe and the Champs-Élysées. The whole place is full of artistic flair; every corner looks stylish and picture-perfect. Now for the downsides: the hotel itself is tiny — so small that it feels a bit cramped. The lobby is very compact, and there are probably fewer than five rooms on each floor. Inside the room, design clearly takes priority over comfort, leaving very limited usable space. You have to watch out for all the little corners when moving around. The bed is covered with countless pillows — beautifully color-coordinated, yes, but the actual pillows for sleeping are quite small and not the usual hotel type. The bathroom is relatively more spacious, but even there, storage and counter space for makeup or toiletries is very limited.

There are coffee shops, restaurants, and a supermarket nearby! The supermarket is huge and the prices are great. The hotel itself is long and narrow, so you might have a bit of a walk. The elevators are a bit small, and the layout isn't ideal. The restaurant is very spacious, and the garden is a nice spot to sit, chat, and smoke. The rooms are decent enough. There are also some street-side shops nearby, a delicious French restaurant, and the Picasso Museum.

I recently had the pleasure of staying at Hôtel Elysia by Inwood Hotels in Paris, and it truly exceeded expectations in every way. The hotel is ideally located in the heart of the city, just a short walk from the iconic Champs-Élysées and other major attractions. Whether you’re in Paris for business or leisure, the central location makes it incredibly convenient to explore the city’s beauty and charm. The room was spacious, elegantly decorated, and well-appointed with thoughtful touches that enhanced the overall comfort. The high ceilings and classic Parisian design created a luxurious ambiance, and I especially appreciated the quiet atmosphere, which made for a restful stay. Breakfast at the hotel was another highlight. The variety and quality of the offerings were impressive, with fresh pastries, fruit, and hot selections served in a beautifully designed dining area. It was the perfect way to start each day. The service throughout my stay was warm, attentive, and professional. From check-in to check-out, the staff made me feel welcome and well taken care of. Their attention to detail and genuine hospitality added a personal touch that made the experience all the more memorable. Overall, Hôtel Elysia is a wonderful choice for those looking for elegance, comfort, and top-tier service in Paris. I would not hesitate to stay here again or to recommend it to others seeking a refined and relaxing stay in the City of Light.

The location is on a side street, a few steps away from the main street, with a bus stop and railway nearby The room is clean, quiet at night, and tastefully decorated Friendly staff who seem to enjoy their work There is a supermarket on the corner and a restaurant opposite Breakfast is Western style, normal standard, no changes

The room is on the Champs Elysees, and there are first-line brands everywhere. Shopping is very convenient

This hotel location is superb. Nearby has different metro station within minutes of walking distance which allow us to travel between the sight seeing spots (louvre Rivoli station) and also Gare du nord to catch Eurostar (chatalet station). Reception was very friendly, one free wine for each of us and the room is equipped with all toiletries and even hair dryer. One night where we had to take out dinner due to heavy rain, they offer us to eat our takeout at the bar area at lobby, and even cleaned up for us. Only downside is the room is very old so the toilet is full of old stains which may look disgusting but the sheets and toilet are actually pretty clean. They even have coffee (and coffee machine) and tea in the room for you - for free. They allowed check out at 12 and also luggage storage after.