New Orient Hôtel

“Great hotel”

Lovely stay here in May. The room was relatively small but the bathroom surprisingly spacious. All very clean. Reception staff lovely and friendly. The stairs are a little tricky and there is a lift but not from the very ground floor. Great location. Would definitely stay here again.

“Very welcoming, charming hotel in such a lovely location”

Have only good to say about our trip we got back from today. First time in Paris, welcomed by receptionist (apologies I didn’t catch his name) who was very friendly and helpful. Lovely authentic Parisian hotel, in a quiet area with lots of Boulangeries and cute cafes and a metro nearby. My husb… more

Have only good to say about our trip we got back from today. First time in Paris, welcomed by receptionist (apologies I didn’t catch his name) who was very friendly and helpful. Lovely authentic Parisian hotel, in a quiet area with lots of Boulangeries and cute cafes and a metro nearby. My husband lost his footing at the airport beforehand and injured his foot and the receptionist was very helpful and empathetic, guided us to nearest pharmacy for pain relief and was very helpful with recommendations of restaurants, several landmarks, metro station etc. Room beautiful and clean (stayed on the 6th floor) there’s a little lift on the first floor, stairs are steep and had a winding stair case so have to be more careful, walk slowly but wasn’t an issue for us. Thankfully my husbands foot healed and was manageable on our first full day and thereafter so managed to walk around Paris without getting a metro (something I’d recommend if able to) nice to explore all the different arrondissements and hidden gems. 30,000+ steps each day but was so worth it. Cant fault anything about this hotel. Would definitely return. Thank you! ☺️

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“Wonderful find..loved this Hotel”

Charming small French hotel..great location..helpful staff and immaculately clean. Supermarket and laundromat across the road..perfect!

“Ok for Solo Travelers but has Some Kinks”

Adorable room in a great location. However, there were a few issues. A) I was initially going to come with someone else and do 2 twin beds. But the rooms are very, very small, so you can only be solo. Two people would not be able to fit in the room with 2 suitcases. I could barely walk around min… more

Adorable room in a great location. However, there were a few issues. A) I was initially going to come with someone else and do 2 twin beds. But the rooms are very, very small, so you can only be solo. Two people would not be able to fit in the room with 2 suitcases. I could barely walk around mine. In addition, the closet is a small armoire, so there is no luggage rack. B) There is no bath—only a shower—and the shower is a bit dangerously slippery. So make sure to hold on getting out. Another issue is there is no shelf for your soap or personal items. In addition, depending on the time of day, you have to run the shower for a while—about 3-5 mins—to get hot water. C) Breakfast is barebones and too expensive. I was charged $16 for a croissant, a roll, and a tea. It would be better to eat out. D) The staff were affable. But I requested a wakeup call for my last day and did not receive one. I would've missed my plane home, if I had not woken up in the middle of the night and thought to set my phone alarm as an extra precaution. This was sloppy on the part of the staff and could've cost me over $1000, if I had gotten stuck in Paris. E) And finally, the elevator. The elevator is oddly placed on the side of a spiral staircase where you have to step back down the stairs to open the door to get in. Then when you get off, you have to maneuver backward down the stairs to close the door and walk up to your floor. This can be disorienting and is slightly dangerous, especially if you have luggage. It takes a bit of getting used to. All that said, the location is great and near a major subway and my room was very quiet. I suggest staying on the courtyard rather than the street with the terrace because it may be too noisy. The rooms are quaint and affordable once you get used to the kinks and if you are a solo traveler.

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