Hotel Bleu de Grenelle - Tour Eiffel

Title: A Memorable Parisian Experience at a 4-Star Gem! I recently had the pleasure of staying at the enchanting 4-star hotel in the heart of Paris, and I must say, it was an unforgettable experience that exceeded my expectations in every way. From the moment I stepped into the hotel's elegant lobby, I was greeted with warm smiles and exceptional hospitality. The staff's attentiveness and willingness to go above and beyond to ensure my comfort truly stood out. Whether it was providing helpful local tips or arranging restaurant reservations, they made me feel like a valued guest throughout my stay. The hotel's decor and ambiance exuded a perfect blend of modernity and classic Parisian charm. The beautifully appointed rooms were not only spacious but also immaculately maintained, ensuring a relaxing sanctuary after a day of exploring the city. The attention to detail in every aspect of the room's design, from the plush bedding to the luxurious amenities, left a lasting impression. The breakfast was fantastic. The hotel's prime location made it incredibly convenient for sightseeing, as many of Paris's iconic landmarks were within walking distance or a short ride away. Being able to soak in the magic of the Eiffel Tower, strolling along the Seine River, and exploring the charming streets of Montmartre easily added to the allure of staying at this hotel. In conclusion, I highly recommend this 4-star hotel to anyone seeking an exceptional Parisian getaway. The combination of outstanding service, elegant accommodations, and a perfect location made my stay truly memorable. I look forward to returning to this gem the next time I'm in the City of Lights!

This is a great place to stay. It's about a 15 minute walk to Eiffel tower and there's no shortage of places to eat in the neighborhood. The hotel is very clean & the beds are comfortable. The breakfast is fantastic - be sure to purchase it when you stay. I was expecting just a simple continental breakfast but they have scrambled eggs, bacon, pancakes in addition to bread, yogurt & cheese. Coffee is pretty good and is available all day. There's an elevated subway in front of the hotel, so you don't have the most scenic view but if you're taking the metro to see Paris it's right there.

The location is great! Three metro lines stop at the La Motte - Picquet Grenelle station, making it very easy and quick to go to different places throughout Paris (directly or with connections). Also there is a Monoprix a few steps away and very nice café bistros. If you like to walk around, it’s very nice to walk to Les Invalides and Tour Eiffel from it. Even though the hotel is nearby the Tour Eiffel, I felt like I wasn’t staying in an area packed with tourists. Overall, if you don’t want to stay where all the tourists are but still want to reach the landmarks rapidly, it is a very good option (it wasn’t my first time in Paris so I didn’t do the typical itinerary, but I did go to Champs-Élysées, Opera, Madeleine, La Defense, Canal Saint-Martin and Bercy by metro without a problem). About the property itself, I had a very good experience overall. Even when it’s next to a metro station, it was very quiet (my room had a view to it), and the breakfast was nice (it had a little bit of everything, it fulfilled my expectations considering what I’d seen and read in Booking). Also during the afternoon there was free food welcoming you at the reception; a very nice touch.

A very nice boutique hotel! Staff were amazing and it was spotlessly clean- probably the biggest 2 factors for any stay we have. The Metro is just across the street (and not noisy), making it easy to travel into the core of Paris. It's a neighbourhood where Parisians live, not just tourists, so there are reasonable restaurants and shops all nearby, unlike much of the core of the city. Plus we could see a little bit of the Eiffel Tower above the rooftops.

We loved the location of this hotel. If you like long walks in cities (we do), it is within walking distance of the Eiffel Tower, the Arc de Triomphe, the Louvre and everything in between. Also, because it was right beside La Motte Picquet-Grenelle metro station we could also get to other parts of Paris easily or get back quickly when tired of walking. The area is not very touristy and has a lot of small cafes and restaurants. On Sunday morning we were delighted to find an enormous food market under the rail track right outside the hotel which seemed to be used mainly by locals stocking up with their shopping trolleys and we spent a good couple of hours wandering through this and tasting samples. As a party of two related couples, we booked the Suite, which is two bedrooms on the third floor (there is a small lift), both with en-suite shower rooms, with a common private lobby area. This was too small to be called a sitting room really, even though there were a couple of seats there, although it did provide a bit of extra space and privacy. No view, but the rooms were very comfortable and we think quite large by Paris standards (we've stayed in much smaller ones). Not noticeably noisy either, even given the proximity to the road and the railway line. There was a Nespresso style coffee machine in both rooms and also a kettle. We put the aircon/heating on for a very short time to warm the room up when we got back in the evening and it was very effective (we were there in March and the evenings were quite chilly). The hotel reception area is warm and inviting and the staff are friendly and efficient. We left our bags when we arrived as we knew we couldn't get the rooms until 3pm, and they also kept them for us after checkout on the last day. We loved the free cake and biscuits available during the daytime and the breakfasts were perfect - great choice, good quality and not crowded.