The hotel is in a great location, walking distance to the Eiffel Tower, Champ Elysees and the Siene River. Lots of nearby cafes (there is a cafe right next door, but the one across the street has better food and decor and is less expensive.

The bed was super comfortable. The breakfast selection was great - freshly pressed coffee and orange juice (not machined like many of the bigger hotels in Eu) fresh fruits and pastries, yogurt, cereal, eggs and breakfast measts.

The walls are somewhat thin and there is no carpet on the floor so you do hear the other guests but it wasn't too bad. The staff were helpful

We would definitely stay here again just for the bed and breakfast.

The hotel itself was nice and we would have given good reviews had it not been for our air conditioning problem and they way it was handled. Just like another reviewer, we had problems with the A/C and the way things were handled was terrible. I made a point to book a hotel with air conditioning as I knew it would be hot in August. During our 6 night stay, it was extremely hot 98-100 degrees and our air conditioning did not work properly. We reported this right away and were told how to adjust the thermostat. Unfortunately the receptionist told us the wrong way to adjust it and this made it even hotter. The next day we were told someone would come and service it. Still no better. We asked for another room and were told they were full which turns out to be a lie. The receptionist came to our room and admitted it was way too hot so he gave us a fan! Seriously?! Basically we reported this every night and were put off with excuses like the management would have to handle it but conveniently we never saw the manager. Through email communication after we returned home, he later told us he was there yet he never approached us. The reception team kept saying they would report it to manager. We were miserable and didn't sleep well for 6 nights and never given another room just excuses. After sight-seeing all day in the heat, we certainly didn't want to come back to a hot room! We would have gladly packed up and moved to another room or hotel if it had been offered to us. We don't mind paying full price as long as we get what we booked, but we didn't. When we were leaving, we finally got to talk to the manager about some sort of compensation. He told us we could have our continental breakfast free (we ate 4/6 days there)and he would approve one free night but we would have to get it through Expedia since we booked with them. Nice, but one free night out of six that we were miserable and didn't have the A/C that was advertised was not satisfactory to us. We followed through with Expedia and they kept getting excuses that the manager was not in when they called. Finally an Expedia supervisor got through and asked for at least half off each night to compensate us at least part of each night.. Yes, we did stay there and use the room, but only because we had already paid for it and we were there for a wedding. We were so hot trying to get ready in formal attire for a wedding and were drenched before we even left the hotel! We did not get the air conditoned room that we booked! The manager is blaming the heat wave! Whatever the reason, this was not handled appropriately.The manager had the nerve to insinuate that we were lying and that we never reported the problem! He said his team told a different story! That's when we really got mad! He even told the Supervisor at Expedia he couldn't do more because it had been a bad month! Are you kidding me?! I can see why the hotel's business was poor and reviews like this shouldn't help them. The manager didn't seem to care that his hotel would get a poor review. I see that he responds to these reviews, and I'm sure he will have more excuses when he reads this, like blaming the heat wave. He never seemed to understand that you still need to take care of your customer regardless of Mother Nature! My advise is find another hotel! They do not have good customer service/management and there was someone different at the desk every day we were there that couldn't seem to handle the problem or get management involved. We were very disappointed in this hotel and I would not stay there again. By the way, we traveled to two other cities in Italy when we left and it was very hot there too, but our A/C worked and it was so nice to relax in a cool room after being in the heat all day!

Very good boutique hotel in a great part of the city. Close to all, especially the Eiffel Tower and Les Invalids. Metro station right across the street with a great pedestrian only food shopping street called "Rue Cler", just to the right of the hotel when you exit the front doors. Across the street you also have a wonderful grocery store to get anything you need. There are a number of Bistros and cafes on all three corners and excellent Pastry shops not to mention bakers and cheese shops. We found it a home away from home and very easy to get to with both the subway and bus. We also walked a lot from there and went to Petrossian caviar house which was just up the street. Great sized rooms with balconies on the top floor, wonderful bathroom and again I would like to say….excellent location to feel like a local in this Arrondissement. Would definitely book here again

The hotel itself is nice & location is good. Front staff very kind & willing to help.
The problem is how they handle problems-their lack of care & concern.
Before we arrived I had written a letter (after reading Trip Advisor)to not get a room facing the street.We arrived early & were assigned a room. When we got to the room isn't wasn't cleaned. The receptionist said she would upgrade us to another room & that should satisfy my street concerns. After an overseas trip we were tired & so grateful. I still don't understand how this room is an upgrade but it was clean & ready so we were happy. Our room was 204. Now on 3 separate occasions our room was left unlocked. After a whole day out & returning to find your room unlocked, was not a great experience. The problem is you need to pull the door to insure that is locked. It is a normal thing for anyone to do, but I guess not the staff at Le Walt. So we went down, told reception, he came to check it out & yes saw it was opened & noted it down in a book. Happened the 2nd time, different person at reception but she told someone in housekeeping. 3rd time-we most upset that a simple matter you could not be taken care of. Same person in reception-told manager in other room. Manager did not even take the time to talk to us or even apologize for what happened. I spoke of our concern for safety for ourselves & belongings. So that same night I wrote a letter to Sunwing asking for a representative to contact us. Of course, you only get a standard letter saying they are looking into the matter. so on our last day (which was the next day) we asked reception (different person) to please make sure our room was locked.
Returning home I received a letter from Sunwing that the management offered us an upgraded room for our troubles. I could not believe the audacity of someone lying. No one offered us a thing! Management couldn't even take the time to speak to us, nor make an effort to insure our room was locked after the 1st time. But to lie. In all my years of travel (over 35-taking 2 trips a year) have I experienced such nonsense.
I guess we have been fortunate never having had any problems. But a hotel can't offer anything after a client has left. But a little concern would have been great & appreciated. You look forward to a wonderful trip to Paris & the manager of Le Walt has to spoil it by the complete lack of concern & care.