Eden Lodge Paris | House in Quartier de la Roquette

Our second stay at the Eden Lodge and very nice as always.

Very comfortable, air conditioning, bidet-toilet, huge bath area, veranda, delicious breakfast and friendly staffs. Lovely cat may visit you💛

Very quiet and private. Small guest house with personable staff. Nice breakfast.

What a great property to stay and sleep in! The place was very clean, breakfast was delicious, and the staff was very nice and accommodating. The rooms are big, and the bed was comfortable. There are lots of restaurants and shops nearby. We had no problem getting a cab, and the subway was very close by. We had a great stay!

An oasis of calm and charm. Couldn't be faulted.

A pleasant stay again. The rooms are spacioius.

Lovely garden but great location as well for accessing Paris.

We really enjoyed our experience at Eden Lodge! The room was great, and the staff was very accommodating.

Absolutely amazing, everything was done to make us feel home

This is a lovely B&B that is very interested in being environmentally friendly. They are in fact, in a group of hotels, that does exactly this. One of the people who initially greeted us spoke only french, but she did a very good job of trying to understand and satisfy our desires. Another individual who arrived later spoke English, as well. I believe the owner's brother was in the office the next day, so the owner's were not there, while we were there. The breakfast was very, very good, and again the people there very accommodating. I guess I thought that we would be staying in some quiet, tree lined neighborhood of Paris. Now I do not believe there is any such thing. A taxi driver from downtown Paris had trouble finding it, and we were not much help, as she did not speak English. An Uber driver for the airport, however, arrived in one minute. So it may have had to do with how large Paris is, and how taxi driver's should have GPS - not the fault at all of this lovely lodge. The king size bed was very comfortable. I had hoped that we would be on the first floor, but learned on this trip all over France, and I'm sure much of Europe, that the first floor is the "0" floor. We did have very willing help with the luggage, and this was very helpful, as we are a little older. There are only 4 or 5 units at this lodge, and people are looked after and taken care of well. I think my only problem is how far away they were from the center of Paris.