Belmont Hotel — Hotel in Paris

Best boutique hotel in Paris!|The property might be small, only 75 rooms, but their heart is big. The excellent service, the smiles of a happy staff, and the attention to detail in the accommodations make this hotel more than just a bed to sleep in. It feels more like you're staying with friends. | The location is perfect, just 2 blocks from the Champs Elysee, 3 blocks from the Arc D'Triomphe, and 3 blocks from metro stations and a RER station. But you're far enough away from those that you don't hear any noise, you don't have tourists everywhere, and you can have privacy and solitude after spending the day in the city.| Our room was large by European standards, and fully equipped with all the amenities that you expect in a 5 star hotel. The breakfast buffet is very nice, with enough options to make either European or American travelers happy. | Two of the staff deserve shout-outs. Phillip, the doorman, always has a smile, is always providing helpful directions, and suggestions on places to eat. He is there seemingly 24 hours a day, for whenever we would be coming or going he would always be there to greet us. Second, Claire at the reception desk deserves recognition. She was very helpful in arranging reservations, chatting with us whenever she saw us, and is always friendly. Her radiant smile brightened our day! These two staff and the rest of the staff at Le Belmont are happy, helpful, and enthusiastic, signs of a well managed business. | We will stay at Le Belmont every time we return to...

Best boutique hotel in Paris! The property might be small, only 75 rooms, but their heart is big. The excellent service, the smiles of a happy staff, and the attention to detail in the accommodations make this hotel more than just a bed to sleep in. It feels more like you're staying with friends. The location is perfect, just 2 blocks from the Champs Elysee, 3 blocks from the Arc D'Triomphe, and 3 blocks from metro stations and a RER station. But you're far enough away from those that you don't hear any noise, you don't have tourists everywhere, and you can have privacy and solitude after spending the day in the city. Our room was large by European standards, and fully equipped with all the amenities that you expect in a 5 star hotel. The breakfast buffet is very nice, with enough options to make either European or American travelers happy. Two of the staff deserve shout-outs. Phillip, the doorman, always has a smile, is always providing helpful directions, and suggestions on places to eat. He is there seemingly 24 hours a day, for whenever we would be coming or going he would always be there to greet us. Second, Claire at the reception desk deserves recognition. She was very helpful in arranging reservations, chatting with us whenever she saw us, and is always friendly. Her radiant smile brightened our day! These two staff and the rest of the staff at Le Belmont are happy, helpful, and enthusiastic, signs of a well managed business. We will stay at Le Belmont every time we return to...

My rating on this hotel for the four major categories reflected above would give anybody the impression that this hotel has amazing staff. It’s location is strategically midway the large shopping centers and the Arc De Triomphe, surrounded by bistros and restaurants (upscale or standard diners). And about 3 blocks away from the train station. This was our second destination with USA as our homeland starting point. So coming from Frankfurt as the first, it was a totally different character and personality. We immediately felt the vibe of Paris. The interior was designed as a modern classic depicting sophistication and style as the whole Champs Elyssè has that particular theme. Upon arrival though, we encountered inconsistencies on our booking from the third party so the desk relations who was being overseen by another person or manager maybe, was able to fix the issue. There was no language barrier as they are fluent in English, however some words of course are lost in translation.I love though, to see the smiles of the staff, that they are not...