9th Arrondissement Hotel Guide - Hotels with Restaurant in 9th Arrondissement, Paris

"Small but efficient room. Hôtel centrally located close to many restaurants and attractions and public transportation. Friendly and helpful staff. Would stay here again"

"Great placement, very good hotel for central Town , rooms small but confortable. AC only available in summer. Staff great."

"I had a good stay overall and the location was convenient, but there are a few things that could definitely be improved. The room felt a bit basic, and one thing I really missed was having a small refrigerator to keep drinks, which would have made the stay more comfortable. Also, the carpet didn’t seem very clean, which took away from the overall experience. With a few improvements in these areas, the hotel could offer a much better experience for guests."

"Room is rather old. Location is nice, Opera and Galleries Lafayette are very close, Monoprix is next door. 15-20 minute walk to Tuileries. Price seemed a bit high, but perhaps that’s what you get in Paris."

"I had high hopes for this property, but unfortunately the lack of air-conditioning completely ruined the experience. I specifically booked through Hotels.com because the amenities listed included air-conditioning. However, after receiving my confirmation, there was no mention of the rooms being “climate-controlled” instead. Upon arrival, we discovered there was no real air-conditioning—only fans that were completely ineffective, especially during the day. The room became unbearably hot, to the point where simply stopping in to rest meant sweating. Being on the third floor only made it worse.The constant temperature swings between the cool hallways and the overheated room even left me with a cold. What made this even more frustrating is that the hallways were noticeably cool, so it’s clear that temperature control existed—just not where guests actually needed it. We also spoke with other guests who were experiencing the same issue. The staff response was disappointing. There was no manager available over the weekend, and we were told, “it’s a law,” which didn’t make sense given that we had stayed at another hotel just three nights prior that had fully functioning air-conditioning. To make matters worse, one day we returned to the hotel an t felt like a sauna. A front desk agent, François, told us he was sick and had turned on the lobby Neither Hotels.com nor Hôtel Le Grey made any effort to resolve the issue. With so many great hotel options available, I would not recommend!"

"Sadly the rooms dividing wall were very thin. But the room was kept very clean and yhe location was excellent"

"I was told by one employee that breakfast was included and a different employee charged me during my check out for said breakfast so I’m not sure what to make of that. Besides that everything was great."

"Tout etait frais il y avait du choix et la possibilite de dejeuner dans plusieurs petits salons est tres agreable"

"The hotel is rough around the edges, rooms need a minor refresh, but they are clean, adequately supplied and the beds, linens and pillows are excellent. Breakfast buffet featured a wide variety of fresh and delicious food and drinks - juices and coffee and teas- and was well worth the very affordable price. The hotel location is excellent if you prefer the Opera district, as I do, and with its entrance within the Passage Jouffroy, it is unique. There are so many restaurants, pubs, cafes and patisseries literally steps from the hotel, it is ideal.The staff was mulitlingual, friendly and very helpful. The multilingual staff was very friendly, helpful and attentive to my concerns."