Le Dokhan’s, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel, Paris

A must stay property as it will give you a true Parisian experience. This is a small boutique hotel. Not a massive grand scale hotel .

Stumbled onto this property when looking for a points stay. Could not have been happier with our 6 nights. Pros; the staff! From the front desk to the housekeeping. Super friendly and engaging. A shout out to the young gentleman that works the evening bar champagne service as well as the older gentleman for morning service . Really outstanding in the service and demeanor . Would hire them both immediately. The room is small . Americans take note , this is not a room at the JW. It is a typical European room. ( I have had smaller rooms in NYC) Ours was rally laid out well with a small balcony and doors to open to let fresh air in. Small love seat , table and two chairs. Bed was comfortable and linens changed daily if you want . Small bathroom and a shower tub combo that might be a little difficult with mobility issues. I think you can get a shower room . AC works really well for a euro hotel. Small safe and small refrigerator with a little room for your own drinks. Space taken up by items for purchase . Hair dryer that the wife appreciates . One of my fav things in the hotel was the small “harry potter” elevator. Only one in hotel so be prepared to climb the stairs. Typical in this style hotel. I loved it.

Location: just about a 5 min or less walk from three diff Metro lines . About 8 min from the Trocadéro and arguably the best view of the Eiffel Tower. Some really great food options within 5 min NOT AT THE TROCADÉRO! We could across the street and a few just min away . A do it yourself laundry across the street if you are traveling with a family for more than a few days. Like 10 euro and done . I normally send it out but with a group that can be crazy pricy. A small grocery store( might be massive for Paris) about 300’ away for room wine and snacks.

A couple of CONS: not going to ding stars for these but something to consider. I find that in this day and age of multiple electronic devices that there is not a universal usb hub on the desk . I have one travel inverter but with 4 devices. Phone, go pro etc it becomes a hassle. Bring a EU power strip . All outlets are baseboard level. There was a small split of wine on the credenza. With no price list. When I travel and I travel a lot, and there is a bottle there without a price list it is usually complimentary for a titanium or Marriott ambassador’s. Not this case. 25E for a tiny bottle of wine. Not a big deal - I guess I could have asked. All the items in fridge are for sale too and normal inflated hotel rates. I recommend going the 300’ to the small (or large) grocery shop .

This is now my go to hotel in Paris