Hotels near Vendôme Column

"The Libertel Montmartre Opéra is undeniably one of the cleanest hotels we have ever stayed in, and the staff were genuinely welcoming and professional. However, despite the positives, we did not get a single night of quality sleep during our 4-night stay, which overshadowed the entire trip. We booked specifically for the advertised "Climate-controlled Air Conditioning" and "Soundproofing." Unfortunately, we discovered that the AC is turned off "seasonally." Because the hotel is in the heart of Pigalle: an incredibly vibrant but very loud nightlife area you are caught in an impossible trap: 1. Keep the windows closed for the promised soundproofing and "boil" in a room with no ventilation. 2. Open the windows to cool down and endure shouting and street noise all night long. When we asked for a fan to help mitigate the heat, we were told the hotel didn't have any and "nothing could be done." To add to the frustration, the hotel's own digital feedback system (sent via email during the stay) was non-responsive when we tried to log our issues. We left our trip completely exhausted. If you value a temperate, quiet room, be very careful booking here during shoulder seasons (April/October) as the advertised climate control may not be available, rendering the soundproofing useless."

"Close to a lot of tourists attractions "

"Room was clean and spacious. Breakfast was great with lots of choices and delicious croissants. "

"We had the one bed duplex, the upstairs was HOT, no matter what we did it couldn’t be cooled down and made sleep uncomfortable. Not sure why it’s 2 singles in the bedroom, it’s Paris and doesn’t make for a romantic get away. Luckily it was too hot to cuddle anyway. Other than that the room was great, everything you need and the downstairs got nice and cool. "

"Everything was great! Room, staff, breakfast exceeded my expectations. Would definitely return!"

"We prepaid 10 days at the hotel (no refund option). We thought a 5 star by the opera house would be a great home base. The hotel had a boutique lobby feel. We booked a larger room with a view. The room they put us in was a nice layout with a private walk in closet, separate large toilet rm and separate rm with sink and tub. It was on the 6th flr where we had a street view with the statue of Napolean at Vendome. The breakfast was up to par of a 5 star. The staff were friendly. Small gym. Now the issue. Given it is a old building centered by the opera house, there are lots of train lines moving underground. We can feel it and hear it on the 6th floor. Though it is not like you're on the platform, but when a metro passes underneath, it breaks the calm silence of your room with a low rumble sound/feel that can last 5-10 secs at least 2-4 times every 10 minutes. The metro runs as early at 5:30am-ish and ends 1:30am-ish. So if you're a sensitive person, be warned. I felt this low rumble the first night we stayed at the hotel. Didn't realize it until we were all unpacked and ready for bed. It bothered me enough to ask for a different room early morning next day. Being in a prime location, the hotel was completely booked. Staff offered a different room in the same category (not an upgrade) 3 days later. The room was smaller and had the same low rumble noise/feel, so not worth changing. 5 days into our stay, we stayed outside our room longer & were able to tune most of it out. "

"Amazing and beautiful place to stay"

"a this is a cheerful hotel in a great location between Art two and three, close to many sites and good restaurants. The staff has been very dedicated and helpful."

"Our room was clean and pleasant but we had an issue with the shower and the safe did not work. We raised these points and the staff went out of their way to change our room and move out things for us while we were out. They were also extremely helpful in booking a room for my niece who unexpectedly came to join us for two nights. While breakfast was available at the hotel we had opted for no breakfast and there was a bakery just across the road with excellent croissants and the option for a coffee and a little park just around the corner where one could sit and have said croissant. A lot of Korean restaurants in the area and an easy walk to Opera or down to Comédie Française and Louvre. "