Our family of 5 stayed at the Hotel Valadon in early November. The location is absolutely perfect. Easy to get to from metro, walking distance from Eiffel Tower and other sights. It is just around the corner from Rue Cler where I could have spent a whole day eating my way from one end to the other, with shops selling everything from chocolate to pastries to cheese and wine.
the accomodations were great. very comfortable and quaint. What makes this hotel are the owners Maria, Victor and dog Othello. They are folks who clearly understand hospitality and exceeding expectations. They are welcoming and very willing to help in any way.

My three daughters 15,11,and 9 loved their first experience in Paris and the Hotel Valadon was a special part of it.

We stayed for four nights in early October. We loved our stay here. Location is excellent. Very close to the Eiffel Tower. And also a walk to the Champs-Élysées.

The services was excellent. Victor and Maria were lovely. But the more lovely was Orthello. It was so nice to have a dog at breakfast when I was missing my dog at home.

The rooms were comfortable. The bathroom and shower were very small, but for the price you pay, it's a small sacrifice.

Great choice for a very expensive city. We stayed for four nights late Oct 2008 and Valadon was more than what we expected. Clean, spacious, kind hosts, centrally located, great hand made jam by Mr Victor, sweet puppy Othelo welcomes you. We would definetely go there again and believe me we are not the easiest people on earth!

The Hotel Valadon is a charming little hotel in a village like atmosphere in the centre of Paris. The staff at the hotel are welcoming and for a non French speaker like me it was great to be able converse in English.

The room my Mam and I had was a triple out the back of hte hotel with a little private terrace. The bed was comfy and the place was spotless. The bathroom was a dramatic, stylish basement bathroom with lovely fittings. The only problem was the very steep stairs with no handrail - definitely wouldn't want to have had a few drinks heading down - a hand rail would have been great.

The breakfast was lovely and fresh every morning and becasue the hotel is so small and intimate you tend to chat to the other guests and get some good tips.

Around the corner is Rue Cler which is an old style Parisian viallage type street with the buthcer the baker and probably the candle stick maker. We ate at the CAfe Marche, had lovely entrecote steak with a home made bernaise sauce and trimmings - for 13 euro. they also make great mojitos and the staff were very friendly.

Parisians seem to be getting friendlier - there is more willingness to help tourists and english is spoken by most young people who learn it in school.

I for one will be back and I will be staying in Hotel Valadon.