Hôtel Eden

The hotel is very nice, clean and in good location. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The boutique hotel is close to a metro station and about a 20 minute walk to the Eiffel Tower. The rooms are a bit small but I didn’t spend much time in the room so I didn’t mind it. There is a good bakery at the corner of the street (can’t remember the name otherwise I would write a review). Definitely recommend it!

I was very impressed with how clean this hotel was.
If there’s one word for me to describe, it’s clean. This, ladies and gentlemen, is very important in any hotel rating standard.
Bathroom is split into 2 separate rooms, one with toilet and one with shower and sink. Their shower is lined with pearl white marble, whiter than white, equipped with rainfall shower-​head and standard shower handle if you’re not into the rainfall. The room-​keepers clean the place flawlessly each day, everything stays brand new.
The room is smaller compared to American standard, but you will find that Eden is quite generous with their space comparing to Paris standard hotels. Basically, whatever photos you see on their website is a really accurate picture of the room you will get.
The front desk staff had been pleasant during my stay, they will help you with anything if they can, Julian was a charm to work with.
If you happened to forget your power converters (in case you didn’t know, your electronic plugs in America are useless in Europe), they have some ready to be borrowed. They have an airport shuttle service too with reasonable pricing, so that’s an option. Go to airport 3 – 4 hours before, add 2 more hours if you plan to to tax back, FYI. Next door is a bakery, a few steps away is the metro and the supermarkets.
Their standard rate for this year is 200 – 250 euros a night, may be different during off seasons. But except this rate if you’re visiting in the summer.
Really though, all in all, I couldn’t be happier.

I was pleasantly surprised at this boutique hotel. As most hotels are quite pricey in Paris, this 300 € a night hotel was no exception. However, what you do get is a nice staff, clean property, a themed room (we had the butterfly room?), and location near the subway. Located with two blocks of the Vaugirard stop off the 12 line, I found it convenient.
Things to note:
Workout room– I don’t think it can be considered as such. There was one elliptical next to a forest-​painted wall, and some weights. No windows, and barely enough floor space to stretch.
Wifi– Was in and out quite a bit, every device needed their own passcode, and pass codes needed to be changed every 3 days
Room Keys– Was instructed to leave my room key with the concierge every time I stepped out. This was to prevent my key accidentally getting in the wrong hands, and some stranger coming to the hotel/​room. Why didn’t they just remove the room number from each key instead?

Hôtel sympa.
Cet hôtel, de l’extérieur né paie pas de mine. Ses tarifs sont abordables: 40 euros en plein Paris pour une grande chambre avec salle de bain. Le style des chambres est un peu ancien, cela a un certain charme. La propreté est nickel.