Hôtel Keppler

“Luxury hotel”

Great hotel and service! Amazing location

“Very pleasant and very warm welcome from reception ladies”

Lovely staff Great location Nothing wrong with

“Overall great, enjoyed the experience. Tips may be expected”

Hotel is nice, great quiet location but super close to the champs-elysee, and really nicely decorated room, great breakfast! Fantastic front desk lady (she works long hours). Rooms are small but is nicely done. kind of expected in paris central area. One thing I am not familiar is that the bell s… more

Hotel is nice, great quiet location but super close to the champs-elysee, and really nicely decorated room, great breakfast! Fantastic front desk lady (she works long hours). Rooms are small but is nicely done. kind of expected in paris central area. One thing I am not familiar is that the bell service carried the key for me and helped me to open the door. I have no lugguage. When arrived at the room, he pointed me where the air con is, where the coffee machine is, what is the wifi pass word, here is my complimentary water, how to order room service... there is an awkward 3-5 seconds between us looking into each other's eyes, between each introduction. I clearly did not prepare any cash and I was not expecting to tip, coming from London. I felt really uncomfortable at that time. It maybe a normal thing in Paris but it's also new to me from my business trip from the last years. I was always given the key at the reception and I go to the room myself. I would still recommend the hotel as it's really nice overall.

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“Comfortable boutique hotel on a quiet street, with good amenities”

We stayed at Hotel Keppler for three nights in a junior suite. Overall, a solid option if you’re looking for a smaller, quieter hotel experience in Paris. The hotel is tucked away on a calm street, which makes it feel removed from the busier parts of the city. The staff was consistently friendly a… more

We stayed at Hotel Keppler for three nights in a junior suite. Overall, a solid option if you’re looking for a smaller, quieter hotel experience in Paris. The hotel is tucked away on a calm street, which makes it feel removed from the busier parts of the city. The staff was consistently friendly and helpful throughout our stay. The property offers a bit of everything you might need: a good breakfast (served in a small, pleasant downstairs salon), a bar, several comfortable sitting areas, and a small wellness space with a pool, sauna, and steam room. Nothing is particularly spacious, but everything is well maintained and functional. Our junior suite was comfortable and, by Paris standards, reasonably sized. It had a king bed, a pullout couch, separate closet, built in desk, and a moderately sized bathroom with sliding doors. Not spacious or particularly private, but it worked well for a short stay. On the downside, there is no full restaurant on site, which limits dinner options at the hotel. The location, while quiet, pleasant, and very close to the Arc du Triumph, does require a bit of a walk to reach the Champs-Élysées (5-10min) and it's a 20-30 min drive to the main museums. Also, the room temperature was difficult to control and tended to run too warm during our stay. Overall, a good boutique hotel with a calm atmosphere and solid amenities, best suited for those who prioritize a quieter location over immediate proximity to the main museums.

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