Miss Fuller — Hotel in Paris

The hotel is so cute!! the rooms are tiny, but they all are in Paris! Brand-new perfect for a single or married couple. Couple things to note 1the suites are two levels so if you have someone elderly, probably not the best option for them due to the stairs getting up. Second is the payment system which is why I took off one star. a week prior they want you to pay via bank transfer. I asked for the instructions in English and was delayed in getting them so I paid five days prior (during a weekend). When we checked in, they took credit cards for incidentals. They said they never received the wire transfer- I spent the next three weeks trying to track down the wire transfer and it still hasn’t gotten back to my account! their bank said they never received it - apparently it goes from my bank to a middle bank who then send it to their bank. the middle bank even said that they had it and that’s why I’m still waiting to get my money back. In the meantime they charged our credit cards which is what we agreed to and I’m fine with. the manager Lucylle was extremely helpful so I can’t fault her. I understand the need for prepayment but why the bank transfer if they clearly take credit cards? it was such a hassle. I don’t know if I would stay again if they require a bank transfer prior to...

This new hotel in a historic building is a gem. I’ve stayed in many hotels in Paris over the last 30 years and this is by far my favorite. The reception staff is professional, friendly and helpful. Check-in and checkout took just a few minutes. The room was clean, quiet, lovely and spacious. Lots of space to store clothes and luggage. The shower was large with plenty of hot water and good water pressure. The bed and pillows were super comfortable. The air conditioning was great. Breakfast was wonderful. It’s 21 euro which is very reasonable for Paris. Everything was fresh. It was not a buffet. The friendly waiter brought fresh squeezed orange juice, a delicious cappuccino, two kinds of bread plus a fresh croissant, a pain au chocolat, yogurt, a bowl of fruit and an a omelette to my table. The room that breakfast is served in is very nice. The neighborhood is great, lots of shops and restaurants. Very close to a couple of metro stops, including the 1 Line (the yellow line) which takes you to almost all of the tourists spots. The room rate is extremely reasonable, particularly given the size, quality and comfort of the room and the wonderful staff. I look forward to...

Miss Fuller Hotel is one of the nicest hotels I’ve stayed at in Paris. The hotel is very clean, and the rooms are spacious and comfortable, especially compared to most Paris hotels which are usually quite small.

The location is excellent — just a short walk from the Champs-Élysées and the Arc de Triomphe, with plenty of shops and restaurants nearby.

The service is outstanding — the staff are friendly, helpful, and always make sure guests are comfortable. Check-in and check-out were smooth, and you can really feel the attention to detail in everything.

I highly recommend this hotel for both tourists and business travelers. It offers the perfect combination of location, cleanliness, comfort, and value for money.

A wonderful experience — I would definitely...