Hotel 7 Eiffel

One star for comfortable bed, but we were very disappointed in the value of this hotel. We stayed in the «Open Space» room for 350 EUROS. The room stunk — literally, it smelt like sewage. Clearly there is a problem with the pipes in this hotel as I later read about similar complaints. Also, I’d call the «modern» décor Ikea-​chic at best.

We stayed here 4 night and received an upgrade automatically because we overpaid through a travel website. Thank you Hotel 7 Eiffel staff. We really enjoyed our stay. The neighborhood is quite and older. We enjoyed the locals which mainly were cute little old men :). There are many restaurants and fruit stands within walking distance. The metro is not too far either and extremely easy to use. Eiffel Tower is an easy 10 minute walk. We loved how intimate the hotel is, at 32 rooms you do not deal with a lot of people. We enjoyed an evening night cap in the hotel bar on the 1^st floor several nights. If your looking for a small, good location hotel this is your place.

Absolutely in love with this little hotel! It was so intimate and romantic, perfect for a couples stay in Paris. The location was just amazing! Walking distance to Eiffel Tower and the Louvre. Tucked away in one of the little streets we were actually able to find street parking for our car. Keep in mind that the month of August is free to park on the streets, a bonus.
From the minute I walked in to the lobby I was impressed. The lobby was very inviting and stylish. We were informed that we got upgraded with mo fee. It was awesome and a pleasant surprise to see a king size bed! I thought the price of the hotel was just great. We booked directly through the hotel website and paid € 150/​night. I think it’s a good deal for a 4 star hotel. Our room was pretty tiny, but that’s to be expected from a European city hotel. It had a small area with a table with chairs as well as a cute little balcony. Room was very clean. The bed was comfy and linens nice.
The bathroom area opened right into the room with the sink and mirror pretty much in the room itself. She shower was separate and was just amazing! It was a very nice rain shower head with awesome pressure. The toilet was in a separate room. My only complaint is that the drain on the floor of the toilet smelled slightly of old mildew. We closed the door but that didn’t help much. This minor annoyance still didn’t effect my opinion of this little gem of a hotel.
The staff was very nice. They let us check out late and even brought me something that I forgot in the room
There is a large apple computer with a printer available for anyone.
I would stay here in a heartbeat and recommend it as well!

This was probably my favorite accommodation while in Europe.
This little boutique hotel is nicely decorated in a very clean, modern way. They did a great job in such a small space. Small enough for personal service, big enough to offer room service and a rooftop terrace with a view of the Eiffel Tower.
We arrived around 10:30am after a 9-​hour flight and our room wasn’t quite ready. They held our luggage in a storage closet. The gentleman at reception in the mornings could have been a tad nicer, but the rest of the staff made up for it.
The room was very small (as expected), but whoever designed and decorated this space did a fantastic job. Every inch was used in order to make your stay more convenient and offer ample storage space. The cube nightstands on either side of the bed had 3 shelf levels and were on the wall, so you still had space between the cube and floor for shoes. 3 glass shelves under the sink for all of your toiletries and then some. The shower had 2 large metal shelves for your shampoo, conditioner, soap, etc. The toilet room came equipped 2 robes and slippers AND MORE SHELVES! Did I mentioned this was by far the best hotel hairdryer I have ever used?! That is a big deal when you have curly hair and didn’t have room for a blow-​dryer in your luggage!
The bed was delicious. Sheets were soft. The mattress had marshmallow qualities, as did the big, fluffy pillows. A note on cleanliness: I accidentally spilled some Coke on the sheets. I can vouch for the fact that they change all of the linens everyday. Minor detail, but I can’t say the same for other places we’ve stayed at.
Nice blackout curtains covered the windows for a nice, dark, cool room.
There is also a long table against the wall across the bed with two stools that were small enough to move around the room as needed. Again, genius Ikea-​like design. Strategically placed mirrored walls give the room a bigger, open feel.
The location and neighborhood also get two thumbs up. The metro station was less than 1.5 blocks away and Rue Cler right around the corner.
A++ and 5 stars on cleanliness, design, décor and staff (except for that one morning guy — and perhaps he didn’t do mornings!). Next time we’re in Paris, we don’t need to worry about looking for a hotel, because this is it!

It was our first trip to Paris, and we agonized long and hard about where to stay.
In the end, we picked Hotel 7 Eiffel due to convenience, availability, and price point. I am so glad we ended up here, because as a foodie interested in all the yummy restaurants in Paris, it ended up being an ideal location.
It is walking distance from Au Petit Sud Ouest, FL Restaurant, Les Cocottes, and Chez L’ami Jean. We did end up taking public transportation a few times for other restaurants, but it’s very close to the subway station, and you can still walk to the Louvre (a 15−20min walk), Orsay museum, go down Champs-​Elysee to Arc Triomphe (although this is a bit of a long walk). The hotel is a few blocks away from the Rue Cler street that has all the street vendors that sell fresh produce and many cute casual cafes, such as Le Petit Cler (which had the yummiest brunch items).
The neighborhood is quiet at night, which suited us fine… it’s not bustling like certain other parts of Paris, but that actually was what we were looking for.
The room itself is small, which I think is the norm in Paris, and the décor is very modern. We were pretty comfortable the entire time, except there was something wrong with the shower doors, and there would always be a puddle outside the door. The concierge was courteous and they helped us make all the reservations for the restaurants before we even got to Paris, thank you! I would totally recommend this hotel and this neighborhood as a great starting point for your visit to Paris. Enjoy!