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This hotel has a jardin/garden court yard in the middle of it all, with singing birds, trees and flowers surrounding nice chairs and sitting areas. It is a break from hectic Paris city life. The room in the Eiffel building was spacious, cool and had the tickest and best towels ever. Unfortunately not a very good wifi connection. The breakfast was super-nice with more than you can wish for. This hotel is located in one of the best areas (in my opinion) in Paris, Les Marais. Just to walk around here is nice, and there is a Metro station just one minute away. In the area you can find city bikes, a grocery store and cafes, small shops and other convenient shops. Our group also used the conference rooms available, and it worked out very good. I can really reccommend this hotel and the friendly and helpful staff.

This hotel was just lovely. The staff were very helpful and friendly. The location was exellent with easy access to the metro. The breakfast was delicious with alot of variety. The courtyard was wonderful to relax in after long days of sightseeing. Our room was spacious with very comfortable beds and a great shower and thick towels. We had a microwave and fridge which came in handy. Overall a fantastic experience!!! Can't wait to go back!!

We stayed 8 nights and were upgraded. Staff was wonderful. If we had any questions or complaints, they tried their best to accommodate us. You have to expect that the rooms, especially the bathroom will be small. I was pleasantly surprised that neither was as small as other hotels I've heard about. By no means is this a four star hotel but it comes very close. The hotel is around the corner from the Saint Sabastien metro stop. There are plenty of little restaurants, grocery stores and a bakery near by. If you prefer to walk, Bastille is a fifteen minute walk down the main street. I would definitely recommend this hotel and if we ever go to Paris again, we would put this hotel on the top of our list.

My boyfriend and I stayed in a junior suite with a view of the courtyard for 4 nights in December 2012.The suite was spacious for a European hotel (over 300 sq ft) and was located in a separate, rear building. Our main motivator was location; Les Jardins is about 2 minutes' walk from Saint-S¿¿bastien - Froissart (M8) Metro stop and not too far from the centre Paris. My boyfriend and I also visited nearby bakeries and a gourmet grocery many times for frugal French breakfasts and evening wine with cheese plates.We had a kitchenette in our bedroom with a stove top, microwave, refrigerator, and sink. There were even wine glasses! Although we had to call room service for a wine bottle opener. The spacious seating area with a sofa bed was separated from the bedroom by a sliding door, and there was also a small seat with coffee table in the bedroom.Both the seating area with bedroom had charming glass doors with views of the rear courtyard. The bathroom was small but elegant with black and white tiles, but the glass partition failed to hold in the water during showers. I loved the toiletries too, which were replenished daily.A few cons were that construction in front of the hotel severely limited the main entrance to a narrow wooden plank, and the elevators were small and slow so hauling luggage to a from our room was a chore. The hotel staff also rolled loud service carts across the cobblestone courtyard nightly, which made sleeping difficult until after 9:00 p.m. or 10:00 p.m.The continental breakfast was expensive and hardly worthwhile even though it was convenient. The same could be said for the on-site bar, although the bar had sparkling ambience with chandeliers, purple neon lighting, posh burgundy velvet walls, and glass tables.Overall, I would stay at Les Jardins again. The hotel was close to everything we wanted to see, the customer service was impeccable, and the room was a comfortable refuge from sightseeing everyday.

Stayed here for one night on business. After a long day to be greeted with a smile was a good start, a standard room was booked but upgraded to executive room when I checked in, great I thought.....I was wrong. The "upgraded room" was OK and as in all the rooms seems to have a small kitchen, I opened the fridge and it was disgusting with brown stuff all over it which I am guessing was spilt coke which in itself is not a big thing but the fact it had not been cleaned was, still it was just for one night so I shut the fridge door and ignored it. However the big problem was when I came to get changed for dinner because the room was on the ground floor and the curtains when pulled together to meet in the middle had a huge gap either side and about a foot gap at the bottom so obviously a room with a view, not for me but for anyone walking past and as it faced the courtyard there were plenty of people walking past. I went to reception and with no fuss they offered to show me another room which was not an upgraded one (not much difference TBH) which was fine so I moved. The staff I encountered were all very friendly which was great but at ¿¿¿179 for a night I think there are better hotels out there.