L’Horset Opéra — Hotel in Paris

We stayed at this hotel during August.||The Area.||It was situated in a nice area with Le Louvre, Concorde and the Opera within a ten minute walk. We felt safe there. A short metro journey on the Metro (Line 6) to the Eiffel Tower-|(20 minutes). ||We took public transport from the airport purchasing two adult and one child day passes valid for 5 days.|It cost us just under £200.|Which I thought was pretty expensive- we live in London and the daily travel card for adults is £16 and free for children under 11.||The hotel.||The reception area is small but functional.|The breakfast area -small and resembled a house kitchen. But again functional.||The hot food available for breakfast consisted of small frankfurter sausages and scrambled egg.||Good selection of pastries, basic salad, cherry tomatoes, cucumber and shredded carrots. Sliced meats, yogurts, cereal, apples and oranges.||We liked the freshly squeezed orange and grapefruit juice. |Usual breads and rolls available too. ||The Room.||I found this exceptionally poor and tiny. |It was very drab, dark, tired, in need of renovation. Our view from our window was a wall. ||There is a kettle, instant coffee granules and tea and two small biscuits. There was an empty glass re-usable litre bottle. ||There was a hairdryer and a safe free of charge to use.|Storage was absolutely dire, we lived out of our cases. There were two bedside cupboards with a very shallow top drawers. Not near enough to store anything in. The wardrobe had about ten hanger. |There was a fridge -no mini bar.|Aircon was sufficient.||The bathroom.||Very tired and old. Tiny with a very small gap to climb into the bath. The shower is over the bath.|The toilet was in the bathroom, but with a separate door. |There was soap and shower gel, no shampoo, conditioner or body lotion.|There were tissues.||Staff were ok-but MARIO was a stand out for us-lovely, friendly...

A Perfect Stay in the Heart of Paris: Excellent Hotel with Outstanding Service I had the pleasure of staying at L’Horset Opéra in Paris, and the experience was nothing short of exceptional. From the ideal location to the impeccable service, every aspect of my stay surpassed expectations. Situated within walking distance of all major attractions and subway stations, it made exploring the city effortless. This convenience allowed me to make the most of my time in Paris and immerse myself in its charm without any transportation hassles. The rooms were spacious and quiet, they provided a relaxing retreat after a day of sightseeing. The attention to detail in maintaining a pristine environment did not go unnoticed. The reception service was excellent, with a team that was not only professional but also genuinely welcoming. Any queries or requests were met with efficiency and a willingness to ensure a pleasant stay. The breakfast at the hotel was a delightful experience. Fresh and varied, it exceeded expectations. What stood out even more was the exceptional breakfast service, with a special shoutout to Fernando for his outstanding attentiveness and service. His dedication to ensuring a positive start to each day did not go unnoticed. I would also like to express my gratitude to Sandra and Alina for their invaluable sightseeing advice. Their recommendations added a personal touch to my exploration of Paris and greatly enriched my overall experience. In summary, my stay at L’Horset Opéra was marked by a perfect blend of comfort, convenience, and outstanding service. My heartfelt thanks to the entire team, including Fernando, Sandra, and Alina, for making my time in Paris...

Best Western premier collection is an accurate description- it a more budget friendly hotel that is still within walking distance to some of Paris' best known sites. It is a good value for the location (right by opera house, approx. 10-15 walk to Louvre). The hotel is also within walking distance to a Roissy bus stop (travel to/from CDG) and the RER A as well as metro lines 3, 7 and 8. The hotel is clean and fairly updated (rooms are more updated than some of the hotel's common areas). It was unseasonably hot for April the night I stayed and air conditioning was available, which was greatly appreciated. ||The hotel offered both express and buffet options for breakfast. On weekdays, express started at 6am and buffet started at 7am. Express included a beverage and pastry/bread option for under 10 euros and the buffet had limited hot food options (scrambled eggs, breakfast meat) as well as bread/pastries, dried fruit, yogurt and granola. Various hot beverages and juice are also available with the breakfast buffet. Express breakfast was available at the bar and the breakfast buffet was in a breakfast room off the lobby, ||The double room was much larger than expected for a European hotel room with multiple large windows (and great blackout curtains), with TV channels in French as well as a few in English and it appeared a couple were in other languages as well. ||Note- There is construction occurring across the street. While this may be loud during the day, it did not impact my stay (was out during the day, just back in the evening). My room faced the street and there was minimal street noise overnight given the hotel's...