Hôtel France d'Antin Opéra — Hotel in Paris

We just came home from a 5 night stay at Hotel France d'Antin Opera and I cannot be anymore pleased. Although not my husband and I's first time in Paris, it would be my 3 year old's first time and was very nervous about location, size of the rooms, and patience of hotel staff. Just as a note, keep an open mind with hotel room sizes and elevators in Paris -- they will be smaller than what you are used to. That being said, I had NOTHING to worry about. We stayed in the junior suite and it was WAY bigger than other Paris hotel rooms we have stayed in. We were so comfortable for our 5 night stay. I am admittedly very particular about cleanliness and the room also exceeded my expectations. Can we also talk about ideal location?? The neighborhood was VERY safe and quiet, and although we were right by tourist areas - it didn't feel extremely touristy. So I could pretend to live my Parisien dreams and pretend to be a resident. Major sites were walkable including the Opera Garnier, Louvre, Musee D'Orsay, Galleries Lafayette and Place Vendome AND more. I saved so much money on transportation. Additionally, buses were SO conveniently located. Monoprix was also right down the block so we were able to buy food and snacks. There were boulangeries, affordable restaurants, and upscale restaurants all around -- anything that you could ever want was walkable.

Lastly, I want to mention how WONDERFUL all of the staff were. They welcomed us so warmly and treated our son so nicely. It was so nice to walk out the door and come back to the hotel and feel welcome and safe. The staff is there 24 hours a day, which I loved. Thank you for such a wonderful stay and making this trip so memorable. I have no doubt in my mind that we will be returning to this hotel for our...

I stayed here in September for 3 nights. I can honestly say this is one of the nicest hotels I’ve ever stayed in. The staff (Alexandra, Ines & Jordan are the only ones whose names I can remember) were super helpful & polite. Even from before arrival, when I was emailing with queries that I had. It’s in a great location, only 15 minutes walk from the Louvre but you could walk to most places from there. It’s also less than 5 minutes from the metro station. Plenty of bars & restaurants within walking distance. I paid slightly more for a superior room & both the room & bathroom were more than big enough. It’s a boutique hotel with charm & smells delicious as soon as you walk through the doors. Even coming in from a night out a little later when the bar was closed the night porters sorted us out drinks & we settled into the comfy lounge. Breakfast is also great (for a small surcharge) - a delicious continental but with plenty of it & a few little extras like fruit, yoghurt & boiled eggs if you like. If you want a central independent hotel, with staff who recognise you then this is the hotel for you. I can’t...

I stayed here in September for 3 nights. I can honestly say this is one of the nicest hotels I’ve ever stayed in. The staff (Alexandra, Ines & Jordan are the only ones whose names I can remember) were super helpful & polite. Even from before arrival, when I was emailing with queries that I had. It’s in a great location, only 15 minutes walk from the Louvre but you could walk to most places from there. It’s also less than 5 minutes from the metro station. Plenty of bars & restaurants within walking distance. I paid slightly more for a superior room & both the room & bathroom were more than big enough. It’s a boutique hotel with charm & smells delicious as soon as you walk through the doors. Even coming in from a night out a little later when the bar was closed the night porters sorted us out drinks & we settled into the comfy lounge. Breakfast is also great (for a small surcharge) - a delicious continental but with plenty of it & a few little extras like fruit, yoghurt & boiled eggs if you like. If you want a central independent hotel, with staff who recognise you then this is the hotel for you. I can’t...