Hôtel Parister

A Hidden Gem in the Heart of Paris We spent three nights at this beautiful boutique hotel – and it was a dream. From the moment you step into the lobby, you’re surrounded by art, design, and coffee table books that make the space feel more like a gallery than a hotel. Every detail is thoughtfully curated, creating a calm yet inspiring atmosphere. Breakfast was a highlight – fresh, generous, and served with the kind of effortless elegance that feels distinctly Parisian. The team was warm, attentive, and genuinely kind – the kind of service that makes you feel at home instantly. Don’t miss the spa and hammam. You need to book in advance, but having the entire space to yourself feels like the ultimate luxury. A perfect blend of design, comfort, and a touch of Parisian soul.

Hôtel Parister is a boutique hotel in the heart of Paris, located in the 9th arrondissement, near the Opéra Garnier, the Grands Boulevards, and the Montmartre district. The hotel was opened in the late 2010s, and its sleek exterior conceals a warm and homely atmosphere. There is a real fireplace and comfortable sofas, creating a cozy ambiance. The hotel pays attention to acoustics and sleep quality, with most rooms facing quiet courtyards, which is rare in the center of Paris. The hotel has a mini pool, which is quite narrow and can accommodate no more than 4 people at a time, so it can be quite cramped. There is also a steam room, but it has a strange smell, so we didn't use it. There is also a mini fitness room. There is no water cooler, and there is no option for hot tea, which is usually available in spas. The hotel's atmosphere is not about glamour and luxury, but rather about peaceful harmony and less extravagance in the interior design. The breakfast is excellent and one of the best in Paris. We were told that this hotel is especially popular with creative people — writers, architects, and musicians. That the modern building used to be a house where travelers stayed on their way to the theaters and cabarets of the Grand Boulevards... I liked that the hotel has beehives on the working balcony. Although it must be difficult for bees to find nectar in the center of Paris.

Excellent boutique hotel! With outstanding service and warm, caring staff! If it were possible to rate 4.5 stars, that would be my choice, solely because of the hotel’s location. The hotel is situated in a quiet, comfortable, and safe area, but not particularly central. That said, there is a metro station (Cadet - Line 7) directly across from the hotel, and just one stop away you can reach several major tourist attractions. In addition, if you prefer walking, it’s only about a 12-minute walk to the Opéra district, so it’s really not bad at all. The cleanliness of the hotel is excellent, and they offer great facilities such as a pool, sauna, changing rooms, luggage storage, and more, all truly at the level of a 5-star hotel.

I did a lot of research for this Paris stay and Le Parister ticked all the boxes for me. You do not need to stay in the 1-5 arrondissements in Paris when you have this 9th one. A wonderful find in Paris, close to everything we wanted to go to, plus very near a metro station. Beautiful art deco style and feels like a home rather than a hotel. Reception staff very helpful and friendly. Can practically do anything you ask and provide advice on places to go/see/eat etc. They can even book these for you. Great suggestion for top restaurant Onyx! But here are plenty of yummy places to eat for all budgets just around the corner in several directions! Although you need to book the pool and gym, hardly anyone used them whilst there so I was able to do my laps in 18m pool (luxury! by European standards in hotels). Room was spacious with balcony, so felt very French indeed. Only issue was the time it took for the shower water to heat up - up to 10 mins which was wasting water and frustrating. Otherwise, definitely recommend this hotel for style, professionalism, comfort - and great for lap swimmers!

The hotel is small, well situated and has very friendly, attentive staff across the board. The room interior is from good quality. The mattresses weren't perfect for our backs, but that is highly subjective. The value for money is good, but at the same time it is not necessarily a hotel you would remember afterwards.

We visited Paris with our family of 4 and were so delighted with our stay. We got a Duplex room in which our kids slept on the main floor's sofa couch and there were spiraling stairs that went up to the loft where we had a queen size bed. ||The hotel was very clean and the kids enjoyed the pool a lot after a day of exploration. (Tip: You have to book the pool times which was harder to figure out for timing but it was great because once you booked it, it was all ours.) ||There's a free breakfast for kids which was awesome so we only had to pay for ourselves and there were 3 options (coffee + pastry, continental breakfast or full breakfast) with different prices. It was an economical way to do breakfast!||The location was great as we were close to metro and also walking distance to many things. ||I highly recommend this hotel without any reservations!||The only thing I would suggest as an area of improvement is to have a few more hooks for the towels!

I stayed here for 3 nights in room 312. There is severe building work going on outside your room and you will be woken up everyday around 8am with drilling and extreme sound. The builders smoke, and weed. The whole room stank of drugs and I got high just from the fumes. I couldn't use my balcony due to this and even the corridor was just pure weed and smoke. The swimming pool was closed for 2 days of my stay and only my final day I used it and it was so cold I couldn't swim. I told management and was offered a free drink from the bar (outrageous). By the time I went to get my drink the manager went "missing" for 15 minutes and my voucher never got sorted. I asked for a partial refund and it was avoided. A horrible hotel and awful settings - avoid at all costs

Overpriced and poor quality service. This hotel was a dissapointment from the start. From the very tiny details to other things that aren't so tiny. It's OK, sometimes expectations are not met. However, the main reason I am writing this review is because on one night I stayed there, the fire alarm was triggered 3 times at 2am, 7am, and 9am. This made all guests go out in the cold in the middle of the night. No apology, no compensation and no explanation. It was surreal, the third time it triggered, people (staff and guests) wouldn't even go out and were having breakfast and working as if nothing was happening (except there was a very noisy alarm in the background). I think this was even dangerous but still, the handling and explanations were given were very poor. Luckily this was the last time I will ever be in this hotel. Find another hotel. This one sucks.

What a fabulous little hotel this is. It's a very boutique hotel feel, very quaint. The staff were all extremely pleasant and kind. Most of them spoke English well enough for me to feel comfortable conversing with and never made me feel uncomfortable for not speaking their language except a few words. They are very accommodating with storing your luggage until your room is available. Once your room is ready they are kind and bring it up for you. They make you feel very taken care of. The one thing that was very different is you actually leave your room key at the front desk when you leave for the day. Of course being from the US it made me feel uncomfortable at first but I slowly got used to the service of coming back to having a made bed, shades closed and a cookie waiting for me. The breakfast was absolutely amazing. The spread included the best cheese I have ever tasted in quality fresh breads, pastries, fruit, yoghurt, eggs and bacon. You also have your choice on coffee types. Everything we did on this trip was very close by walk. I loved the convenience of where it was located. It is off the beaten path but close enough to all the action. It's very centrally located to everything a tourist would want. I look forward to coming and staying here again. Highly recommend it.

Located on a very quiet, nondescript street, the Hotel Parister is a nice little hotel for our short 5 day trip. First, let me mention, my family always stays at large, corporate hotels. This was the polar opposite. Every member of the staff has been warm, friendly and welcoming. You're given an actual key (not a swipe card) that you leave with the front desk every time you go out. The room, specifically the bathroom, is surprisingly spacious. The shower has an overhead rain shower head as well as a hand held. Best of all, it had a full size shower door. It also has a double sink (perfect for a family of 3). The view out our window was non existent, but we're in Paris. We just need a place to sleep and shower! There is two breakfast options: 20 Euros gets you bread, pastries, fruit, cereals, meats, cheeses, yogurt, coffee, milk and THE BEST orange juice as well as other juices. The 12 Euro one gets you breads, pastries, coffee, fruits OR juices. We got the 12 Euros one. Every day we were greeted by Annie, the breakfast hostess. Can't express how friendly and patient she was with us American, barely-could-speak French tourists! Loved this place and look forward to staying here again. FYI: we returned late one night and the night desk person got us a bottle of sparkling water from the bar because we were so thirsty. So nice!

We stayed here a few nights during our stay last week, it's very a very quaint boutique style hotel. Reminds me of Palm Springs very much. Staff was always very nice and helpful. Bartenders were great and there guacamole toast is amazing! Rooms are quite small however most things in Europe are. When the bell man assisted us up to our room with our bags we mentioned how small it was, he said it was average size and that everything in America is big!!!! LOL Very nice pool. They have a massage and workout room if you so desire to Pamper yourself. The location seems to be a little worrisome however we had no issues. Two American girls going out every night and didn't feel unsafe at all. They hotel does lock the main doors around 10-11 PM so you have to knock to get it but that wasn't a big deal. An employee is always in the lobby and opens up right away!

The hotel is in a great location to subway and in a quieter area in Paris. Upgraded room was decent size and bathroom was great size. Lovely staff, particularly the Breakfast Manager- she was such a doll! Doorman was very accommodating and bartenders very attentive as well. Will definitely stay here again if opportunity arises. Do note, USB connectors on desk did not work, ensure you bring a brick with you to charge devices.

This is a perfect hotel for anyone looking for a small, cozy, friendly place to stay in. With 2 kids, I stayed in the superior room which was about the size of a regular room in America, but in Europe, everything is smaller. They provide a yummy breakfast with pastries, juice, fruits, eggs and bacon, bread and cold cuts, and a number of coffees. They have a great but small indoor swimming pool that's a little hidden. Great fitness center. The street it's on is a little iffy or scary at night. But the most outstanding thing about Hotel Parister is the employees, they treat you like they've known you for years and are so kind! They actually remember you unlike big chain hotels that treat you as a number. Although Hôtel Parister may lack in size, the service makes up for it!