Paris Forum des Halles Hotels

"Small but excellent location and staff very helpful"

"Property is so quaint and beautiful! Very clean and GREAT location! Will stay here again!"

"Absolutely the perfect spot to stay for first time travellers to Paris! The staff are all so willing to assist in anything you might need. Check in was easy, we even got an upgrade as this was an anniversary trip. The room and beds were so comfortable, housekeeping was perfect. We signed up for the breakfast each day and loved it. One day we had to leave before breakfast was served, and they packed us a little box with pastries and fruit and yogurt to take away with us, just a nice extra little touch. One morning we had difficulty understanding a French speaking Uber driver and the front desk person kindly stepped in to assist. Umbrellas were handy at the front door for us to use on a drizzly morning. Every single staff person we encountered was beyond helpful and kind, we can’t wait to stay here again. "

"Plenty of shops nearby, many restaurants and cafes"

"Hotel Britannique was excellent. From the moment we walked into the hotel until we left, the staff were very pleasant, polite and more than helpful with any request. The hotel was in an ideal location, a five minute walk from the banks of the Seinne and 10 minutes walk from Notre Dam in one direction and The Louvre in another direction. The room we had was a deluxe and it was perfect and very clean and tidy and looked after every day by the staff. Nothing was a bother to any of the staff and they definitely made our stay more welcoming. Already said, when we go back to Paris, this hotel would be the ideal location."

"The front desk staff were attentive and friendly. We arrived VERY early for checkin, but helped us find a place to wait, held our bags and were able to get us in without any issues."

"Clean rooms and friendly staff. Great location. "

"Right above train station, very convenient, many shops and restaurants nearby "

"Tiny room but clean place with a courteous staff round the clock"