Hôtel Royal Bergère

This is an amazing B&B hotel in the center (walking distance) to everything!!! Absolutely, would stay here again. Chose the twin rooms and was blessed to have the balcony view. Amazing to wake up to it. Also there is no central air but the fan in the room does the job in keeping one cool at night to get a good night rest. The reception is also very kind. Would recommend this stay 100%! The shuttle service provided by the hotel is also a lot cheaper than most. 18 EU per person. However, it is a carpet room so if you have allergies the room may feel congeated, but the balcony allows freah air to come through. Thank you for the stay, it was lovely!

Wife and I stayed here for 3 nights with friends. We were in room 35. The room was small with twin beds but c

The room was clean, bathroom was good size (considering things in Europe are small). No A/C unit, but we had a large fan in the room. Staff was very friendly and useful. Breakfast was good, not a lot of variety in fruits, but lots of pastries. Hotel is about 15-minute walk from Sacre Coeur Cathedral, but a bit further away from River Siene and other attractions by foot (around 25-minute walk from Louvre Museum). However, there is 1 or 2 metro stations a few blocks away so you can move easily if you use the metro. It's also close to Garde de Nord, a main train station with connections to other European cities (around 15-minute walk).

This hotel is located in a good area and very close to many of the city's main sites small and uncomfortable double room. Maintenance and cleanliness were at a very low level. A small narrow closet with sliding doors The doors came out every time they were opened or closed. The safe box is in the closet, in a very difficult place to get for opening or closeing The room has only one electrical outlet. You must bring with you adapters for all your electrical appliances No minibar, no coffee-making kit wi fi weak, with lots of disconnections Fine continental breakfast. The clerks at the reception were all right except one of them Who did not know English was not clear but with a lot of rude, impatience, and insulting.

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Clean and tidy, amazing location. Small shower, but good experience.

Some reviews say the rooms are small. I found room 55 to be snug and very acceptable for one person, manageable, just about, for two. It's true the hotel is a little shabby but it is very reasonably priced for where it is and those two things go together. The most negative thing is breakfast which is very limited and expensive €10 for very little isn't good. I found a local alternative too late. I would stay there again. Friendly and helpful staff.

I thought the hotel was a quaint and cute, and I really loved the view from the room! It was a gorgeous little balcony that just screamed "You're in Paris!!". The area was beautiful to explore and grab a quick coffee and crepe before starting the day. Most attractions were close! The Eiffel Tower was less than a 10 minute taxi ride. The only downside to our stay was one gentleman at the front desk was somewhat unfriendly. Definitely a personal opinion, but enough to make me reconsider whether I would stay here again.

I would like to first say that when I first arrived to check in, the gentleman who helped me was wonderful. He was very helpful and quick with our check in. We arrived around noon and he said our room was ready plus he upgraded us to "the nicest room in the whole hotel." I don't really care about that stuff, as long as its clean. The room was a decent size and honestly there was nothing wrong with it. A little run down, but still in good condition. The location was great too. That was the last time I saw that gentleman and it all went down hill from there. The staff that worked there at night was extremely rude and was very vocal about it. We had met up with some friends who wanted to come over for a bit to use our bathroom and freshen up before we went out. Mind you, there's 2 of us, and 2 of them. The 4 of us walked in and the man working there started yelling at us saying that there can only be 2 people to a room. I explained that there was only 2 of us, and that they were friends who were coming in to use the restroom. He kept yelling at us and soon an older woman joined him as well. I have NEVER felt so uncomfortable and unwelcome at a hotel before. Was this his house? Was I breaking rules? No one has ever questioned me coming into a hotel room before. Even if it was a rule there, he could have been a bit more polite and explained that to us. The way he was yelling at us is unacceptable and made us all feel really horrible the rest of the night.I will not be returnin