Wo Wilson-Opera

Really outstanding hotel — spacious, very clean, and comfortable. Front desk staff speaks great English and doesn’t seem to resent doing so. Got great tips for touring around the city. I’d highly recommend getting the breakfast — the variety of cheeses, meats, vegetables, fruit, eggs, sausages, and more was well worth it. All the way around we were definitely wowed by the place (especially considering the cost); it’s an excellent value. It’s the only place on our trip to Paris where I would make an effort to come back and stay again. The only confusing thing was their restaurant recommendation list. One of the places on the list was really not good — a total tourist trap — so cross-​reference those recommendations with Unilocal or some other such service first.

Beautiful, clean and modern hotel in the middle of downtown Paris. Best location. You can walk everywhere and it’s cross the street from the main train station

Postage stamp size rooms, ultra clean, and service is beautiful! Batista is a looovvveee, so helpful. Their bfast is lovely but for 13 euro, if you are not in a hurry, go around the corner to M’idore. Great location for exploring the city but not high on view…

We had such a pleasant experience at the WO!
* The staff was always friendly– and spoke English!
* The room had a safe, which we found helpful
* Free WiFi!
* A block from Gare Saint Lazare train station which has a bunch of metro lines running thru it so getting where you need to go was usually a straight shot, or 1 transfer
* Even though it was so close to the train station, we never heard any noise from it
There is also a grocery store on Rue de Rome, across from Gare Saint Lazare, called SuperMarche that we discovered on the last day. They had delicious croissants that cost ¹⁄₃ of what you would pay at a café.

My wife had the opportunity to stay here twice. The first time was at the beginning of our vacation for three nights. We arrived at our metro stop around noon and a after a short walk were warmly welcomed by the staff of the Hotel Wilson Opera. Checkin was quick and easy and within minutes found ourselves in our room and on a super comfortable bed and ready for a three hour power nap.
This hotel is located in the heart of the 8^th near the Gare St-​Lazare metro station. The hotel itself sits on a tiny street off the Rue de Rome on Rue de Stockholm. The upside of this that there is very little street noise and you can get a restful nights sleep.
The front desk staff here is multilingual with English, Spanish etc fluently spoken. They are also some of the friendliest customer service people I have ever encountered and eager to offer suggestions for dining and help planning out your transportation needs. The free wifi is also a big help.
We loved this hotel so much that we decided to book the last three nights of our trip here. And upon our return were made to feel like VIP’s and given an upgraded room on the 5^th floor at the standard rate (165 euros) that included a wrap around balcony and a view of the of the Eiffel Tower.
Breakfast is generally not included in the price, but it is an option. Or you can just wander out the front door and waltz into many of the nice cafes just a few steps away.
Tip, if available book room 503.

My boyfriend and I stayed at this hotel this past July and we couldn’t have been happier with it. The location is perfect for visitors to the city as it is walking distance to several metro stations, Printemps and Galerie Lafayette for all your shopping needs, as well as Montmartre. With all that so close by, I found that the location was somehow still on a shockingly quiet and idyllic Parisian street (at least for my lowly tourist self).
The hotel itself is very modern and the standard room we stayed in, while small, was well appointed with a flat screen television, gorgeous bathroom, and air conditioning (a must for Paris in July).
Why did I take one star away if it was so great? Simply put, rue Stockholm is a very tiny street and damn near impossible for taxis to find, so you really need to have a good sense of direction and/​or command of the French language to get back without racking up a massive bill at night. Not the hotel’s fault per se but very annoying nonetheless.

J’ai découvert cet hôtel dans le cadre professionnel et j’ai vraiment eu un coup de coeur pour cet hôtel.
La déco est vraiment soignée, le hall est tout en rose, taupe et beige. Les chambres sont hyper mignonnes, j’ai complètement craqué sur la chambre deluxe avec une terrasse et en prime, une vue directe sur la Tour Eiffel, franchement, ça n’a pas de prix!!! Les salles de bains sont vraiment canon, en damier noir & blanc…
Le staff a l’air accueillant, il manqué juste un bar pour réchauffer encore plus tout ça!

Rapport qualité prix: excellent
Je né pensais que pas ça existait, surtout à proximité de l’Opéra ! Beaucoup de monuments accessibles à pied et surtout accessible à tous financièrement ! Pas cher du tout, 45 euro la chambre double alors qu’en général c’est le prix d’une simple.