Hôtel Bienvenue

I love the playlist and the sound system in the toilet. Please share the name of the playlist if it is on Spotify. All the hotel staffs were very accommodating and helpful. Our room has a Nespresso coffee machine which was great. We truly enjoyed our short stay. Lots of halal eateries also nearby which was perfect!

Lovely Hotel in a very nice location in Paris.|From the beginning, the hotel staff were very helpful when our flight delayed and we had to do a very late checking. Great room, with mini fridge and great view. walking distance to subway and mcds

We stayed here for 3 nights in December as part of a celebration for my partners birthday. We couldn't be happier with the hotel and all the staff there. Special shout out to Patricia who helped me organise a bottle of champagne and birthday decorations in the room to come back to after a day sight seeing. The location is also great, on the edge of Montmartre and a nice walk up to Sacré-Cœur to get the heart rate up. The room was spacious and clean with lots of nice touches like quality bathroom amenities. I'd definitely stay here again and will reccomend to friends.

The Hotel Bienvenue is a gem of a small hotel. The service and attentiveness of the staff was 5 star quality. Location was within walking distance of many nice bistros and bakeries, as well as easy metro and bus access. Next time I am in Paris, I will be staying here again. Room was spacious, bed comfortable with nice linens. Do have breakfast at the hotel. Very excellent hotel in all respects.

I stayed 5 days here and everyday there was a problem. The first night the room smelled like grease and strong food smell. I called reception and the man said he could not do anything about it and that I should speak with the manager next day. Next day they moved me to another room away from the restaurant kitchen (I was already far away in the first place, 3rd floor but their restaurant has no exhaustion pipe so the whole hotel smells of grease from the evening on) The new room had a loud noice of an equipment running, like a massive ventilator. I decided not to complain anymore and just slept with the TV on. The last 3 days was raining, the courtyard that I had to cross to get out of the hotel was always flooded. Making my shoes wet every time. When I was checking out there was a massive pool of water and for me to get out of my room to the reception desk I had to walk through this pool of water. At checkout I complained to the woman at the front desk and she got all mad at me, was extremely rude and treated me like a nobody. It is unbelievable how people like her work in the hospitality business, she has zero people's skills and doesn't know how to speak with customers. This place is not worth 10 euros a night, the rooms are old and dirty, the shower barely works and the bed is horrible as well as that lady at check out. You better stay at the Ibis next door.

We booked this hotel at a very good rate, so our expectations were probably quite low, but I was amazed at how good and cozy this hotel is. A nice handwritten postcard is a very nice personal touch, as well as a personal guide of Paris they sent by email. Majda at reception was extremely quiet and welcoming, she offered me a choice between three rooms, which was also very unexpected and nice. And the room itself is very cozy, I was also surprised by high-level details of everything in this hotel, starting with teabags and Villeroy and Boch dishware in the room. It is true that the hotel would benefit from some renovation, for example, the doors, carpet and bathtub were quite shabby, and the room is quite small, but it was quite expected from Paris so given the good rate, I wasn’t disappointed by those things at all. Also, breakfast was unexpectedly good. Although there is nothing warm, even boiled eggs are cold, everything they offer including yoghurt is very luxurious and there is even fresh orange juice. But keep in mind that if you want some hot dish, like omelette, you have to pay extra on top of breakfast price. Overall, a very nice stay, a very cute Parisian hotel, with a cozy garden inside that we couldn’t benefit from because of rain and cold, but if I can afford the summer rate, I would love to be back there and joy the garden as well)

We stayed for 2 nights in the Bienvenue Hotel and were positively surprised. Warm welcome, cosy room and tasty breakfast. The hotel is in a small, calm and car free street close to the big department stores Galeries Lafayettes and Printemps and the nice neighborhood of Rue des Martyrs. We will come back !

My partner and I stayed at Hotel Bienvenue for our stay in Paris; the first time we had visited the city. The hotel was beautiful, clean, centrally located, and every staff we encountered was kind & helpful. I would highly recommend to anyone visiting the city. We also sprung for the breakfast add on for each morning. While the spread wasn't crazy impressive, the convenience of it, and the fact that it ran until 10 a.m., allowed us to roll out of bed and have something to fuel us for a full day out in the city.

This hotel has so much potential, but is visibly lacking upkeep. Style is great, their front desk staff is kind but the rooms are tired and worn. Upon checking in, we were given a room with gnats, lots of mold, a cracked toilet seat, worn carpet, and overall musty smell. We asked to move rooms but every double room was full that night, so the staff accommodated switching our rooms the following day and applied a discount to our stay for the first night. However, the room we were moved to was tired and worn once again with dirty carpet, signs of mold, crooked sconces, and scratched up walls. Beds were also uncomfortable. Location is good, they need to address the mold, give it a deep clean and do some repair work. Not what I would expect for a four star hotel. Wish we would've stayed while it was being cared for and hope they turn it around.

Located in the 9th Arrondissement, the Bienvenue is tucked away on a short one way street with a couple of other small hotels. Close to a good number of restaurants & shops with a couple of grocery stores around the corner. We had a triple room with 3 twin beds. Looked like they had quadruple rooms available also. Our room was small (ok as we didn't come to Paris to sit in a hotel room). The bathroom was very small & ours could've used a new shower door as it leaked. The room has a safe & mini bar although ours didn't keep the drinks cold. That said, we were here in late June during the heatwave & the air conditioner kept our room cool & comfortable. There is a nice terrace for meals and drinks. Although we didn't eat at the restaurant, the aroma was enticing. Elevator is one person only & an experience. If you're on a higher floor you'll get some exercise. Overall, ok with some old world charm & something different from the chain hotels. Extra star for the friendly and helpful staff & location.

This cute little boutique hotel located in the 9th was such a great little find. The branding and design are super fun, the courtyard is a great place to have your morning coffee and the rooms were decorated nicely! The elevator in the building was easily the smallest of ever seen but, don't be alarmed as all the nuts and bolts have been updated to 2019 standards. Even still, I avoided because I don't love European elevators. ;) Friendly staff, great location and a great little breakfast if you're interested. For me, it's a Parisian crossiant outside of the hotel lobby.

This was a great hotel with a great location very close to the Caday metro station. It was also like 100 meters from a small grocery store that came in handy as you pass it when you go to and from the metro. The hotel staff was very accomodating and spoke English very well. Our room stay came with a free breakfast that was ample and held us over well. We stayed with another family and we both agreed that this was a great place to stay. Also recommend buying metro tickets buy the week. It was a better deal. My only.comment to the hotrl.would be to have the cleaning folks scrub the tiles a bit harder as we had some of the orange colored mildew in the shower on floor 1.