Like most of the other reviewers, this hotel worked well for us - it is a typical 2-star European hotel. We stayed at this hotel both before and after a river cruise into Normandy and saw 3 different rooms during our two stays. A couple of things about the hotel: if you ask for a 'double' room you get a smaller double bed, if you ask for a 'twin' room you get 2 twin beds pushed together that make up into a larger bed. There are 2 hand towels and 2 bath towels provided, so if you are accustomed to using washclothes then bring some old ones from home and discard them along the way. Two of the bathrooms had tubs with the typical half-glass partition instead of a shower curtain as most of us Americans are used to. The other room (207) had a shower stall with a very low shower head. Also, the travelers photos show a blue sign in front of the hotel - they now have a beige/brown sign (I don't believe that they are affiliated with Best Western any longer). There is a storage locker on the lower level if you need that on your first or last day - you take the elevator to -1 and push the bell and the person at the desk 'opens' the door for you - there was also an ironing board in this room. The breakfast was adequate, but if not 'included' in your room rate, then a little on the expensive side. At the end of rue Amelie on rue Dominique to the left about a block is a Starbucks and to the right about a block is Columbian Cafe. Rue Cler is also a block over. Please note that they do not allow you to bring food/coffee from outside sources up to your hotel room. Don't forget to check out the terrace on the 5th floor - a nice quiet place to get some fresh air after a busy day of sightseeing. Overall a good experience.

As part of the search for our honeymoon we were looking for reasonable hotel fares and a place that felt we were experiencing the Paris experience.

We got it right, after days of search and evaluating hotels, we chose the Eiffel Park Hotel, and we weren´t dissapointed. The location is incredible, it is in the Amelie area, and it is surrounded by rue Grannelle which is full of restaurants and stores (wine stores, bakeries, pharmacies, etc.)

Nearby is the Rue De Cler which is a nice boulevard with a full option of eateries and stores. And of course, it is a few blocks away from the Eiffel Tower. There is a metro station (La Tour Mabourgh) nearby that will take you anywhere in Paris, even the Airport throught the RER train.

The Hotel staff was very helpful and kind. The room was as expected, we werent going to the Ritz you know. It had a private clean bathroom, with nice hot water, it had a decent hair dryer, free cable TV, free wi-fi, which was a plus for our trip planning.

A must recommend for any traveler in search of a nice little place to stay.

This hotel is the worst I've ever stayed at in Paris. Don't fall for the nice website or pretty photos. Staying at this hotel will ruin your stay as you deal with the incredibly rude staff, small dirty rooms, and so-called "double beds" which consist of two tiny single beds pushed together. The breakfast is a rip off too. Never, ever again!!

wonderful hotel with excellent location in the heart of the city.Situated within easy reach to all the must see places in Paris. The room are clean and comfortable though small. The staff are just wonderful,- friendly, welcoming and helpful- to a non french speaking guest.Yes I would certainly return to this hotel the next time I am in Paris