That’s why I gave this hotel 4 stars instead of 5. So I stayed here for two nights between 11th and 13th January 2020. I had a lovely room on the 5th floor with a gorgeous bathroom with a bath including a rain shower and a very comfortable double bed and lovely pillows. No wonder I always had a very good night sleep. However even though I admit that nothing is perfect in life, yet for a five-star hotel, the breakfast could have been better with a wider selection of food and should have been replenished when finished. The staff were all the time courteous but as I said, the lack of food was a disappointment. I always had enough share of food because I used to go before 9:00am, after which food was never replenished. The other ‘disappointment’ was the minibar. Even though it was fully stocked, yet the prices were too exorbitant in my opinion and not reasonable. I’ve been to five-star hotels before but never have I encountered prices five- times the normal price. Anyhow all in all it’s a good hotel which is quite central in Paris, close to the Louvre and Place Vendôme and easy walking distance to other interesting places nearby for example la Comédie française and Palais Royal and île de la cite. The hotel offers also very good toiletries and I was also given a free face mask which I found on my bed with a ‘good night’ note. I found this quite a lovely gesture. However all in all I would like to thank all the staff at Le Roch hotel and spa for a lovely stay.

Our stay at Le Roch was excellent. The rooms were great, the people at the reception desk could not do enough for us. The location was great for most of the tourist sites in Paris - we were able to walk to the Opera, the Marais, the Champs, lots of shopping and the museums. Yet the street is ultra quiet, the rooms have good black out curtains and are very quiet.

Our family of four stayed for 5 night in July. We booked a family room which consists of 2 connecting rooms. What we liked: Close to everything Nice showers Friendly staff willing to deliver Uber eats to our room, offer umbrellas on a rainy day, call a taxi, etc. Housekeeping did a nice job Pool was a nice surprise Breakfast was great - although limited menu What we didn’t like: Rooms are small - but we know that is normal for Paris and having connecting rooms required us to select smaller rooms The location is very busy. You are close to everything but it is busy…meaning packed streets, slow moving… Bottom Line: a solid choice if you like boutique hotels. I think many of the negative reviews are from people who either do not know what hotels cost in Paris or who like larger hotels that offer more services, resources.