Hotel Parisianer  |  Hotel in Quinze-Vingts

Very nice Hotel in Paris if it is important to be close to the Train and Metro. Super helpful staff. Great rooms and very comfy beds! Love the cute interior. Felt super comfortable. Will be back, for sure. Quiet at Night.

Clean, spacious, air conditioned room. Staff were very helpful and there was a possibility to order room service. Very useful after long and tiring day travelling. Highly recommended.

Amazing!

Nice hotel close to the train station. Quiet room with good AC.

The hotel itself and the size of room are comparatively small, but that's normal for boutique hotel in Paris, the location is good behind in a small alley from the main avenue, very close to Gare De Lyon, the main station and Metro Thank to Afed, the night manager who has help us to locate a lost storage luggage and upgrade to a better room, prepared a BF for our early departure

Excellent

I recently stayed at Hotel Parisianer and unfortunately the experience did not meet expectations. As a Hotels.com VIP member, I was informer by a email from hotels.com that I was entitled to a upgrade subject to availability. However, after nearly two hours speaking with staff, I was told an upgrade was only possible for an additional €50 per night. This was disappointing, especially as rooms appeared available online at the time. The room itself was not ideal. The layout was unusual and not square, with the bed positioned at an angle which made the space feel uncomfortable. There was a full length mirror, but it was blocked by the bed and side unit, with a wardrobe rail across it, making it unusable. The bathroom lighting was also very poor for getting ready and nearly impossible to do your make up. Cleanliness was below standard. There was visible dust, the floor did not seem properly cleaned, and there were multiple flies in the room on arrival. The room also had a stale smell. Soundproofing was a major issue. Noise travelled easily and we could clearly hear other guests The only positives were the location and the fact the hotel has potential, which is why I am giving 2 stars rather than 1. I was also told by the staff that the hotel has no involvement with Hotels.com which added to the confusion and frustration around the upgrade situation. Overall, I found the experience disappointing,

better than I expected. very easy to explore the city because of M1line station right next to the hotel also few min walk to Gare du Lyon station for TGV even with a large luggage.

Decent boutique hotel near Gare Du Lyon; but for $300/night with all taxes and fees (early March, 2026), it’s not very good value. It feels more like a 3-star hotel. The breakfast was fine, but nothing to write home about. Rooms are small and decently appointed, and the bed and shower were good. Couldn’t connect to the WiFi.

great staff. clean room but bed so so