Troba hotels a Ecuje, París i rodalia a partir de 84 €

"Perfect for Americans. They give upgrades."

"Nice, modern and quiet, excellent location"

"Tout était au top, la personne de la réception était super aimable et a l’écoute! Le seul petit problème qui n’est pas un problème quand il faut pas très chaud c’est la clim qui était manquante pendant cette période de canicule. Merci"

"Ah, the classic Parisian hotel experience — and Hotel Ernest delivers it in full, for better and for worse. The photos look fantastic, and the hotel itself is charming enough in person. But if you're expecting the rooms to match what you see online, prepare to recalibrate. The rooms are genuinely tiny — even by Paris standards. Unpacking a large suitcase becomes something of a puzzle, and moving around requires a little creativity. That said, this is Paris, and central Paris at that. Small rooms...

"Such a cute hotel, beautiful neighborhood, and great staff"

"Quiet, clean rooms and a good breakfast. Hotel is ideally situated for those travelling by train"

"Large comfortable bed. Room was very small but clean. Air conditioning was set at max 21 so room a little stuffy. Very close to metro and trains. Restaurants were good. We had a good stay"

"Everything was perfect and immaculate . Front desk were always there to asist. Gra"

"We had a “challenging” stay in Paris at the end of June during the heatwave, and honestly, I don’t know how we would have fared without the strong air conditioning in this hotel. The complimentary water fountain in the lobby that offers four different kinds of water kept us alive. We filled our water bottles before we headed out into the heat in the morning, then spent midday cooling down in our rooms before leaving the hotel again in the late afternoon/evening. Paris is not what it once was and...

"Very cute and manicured boutique hotel boasting a cool vibe. Courteous and pleasant staff along with convenient location as well. We always felt comfortable and veritably enjoyed our stay."

"Cool concept for a hotel and definitely an extremely boutique experience, but there were a few things that made my stay uncomfortable. The biggest issue was having to leave my room key at the front desk every time I left the hotel. It felt very strange. One of the biggest hospitality rules is to never say a guest's room number out loud when handing them their key. At check in my room number was said out loud thankfully no one was there but every time I came back, I had to state my room number...

"Me and my daughter stayed in room 503 for 2 nights. Like all city rooms it’s small but this is pretty small. The balcony window is nicer the lift wasn’t working for 2-3 days so that was a mountain to go up and down a few times a day. We didn’t have breakfast, but there is a Starbucks and Mac Ds just down the road. Really good location near the metro. They asked me before our stay if it was for a special occasion and it was my daughter’s 16th birthday: nothing extra was done so not sure why...