Great location. Quiet, safe. Suggestion for staff. In the USA, the breakfast service is usually included in the tariff (rate). I don't object to it being separate, ... however, it is more calming to know that breakfast is a fee service at arrival so there are no surprises.
great location, right in the heart of Paris, the room was a nice size the bathroom even had a small fridge, we had 2 windows that opened onto a square so we had fresh air but quiet, the staff was friendly and wanted to do whatever they could to make our stay enjoyable,
Was really poor, the condition of the place was bad....
This hotel is a small hotel located on the Ile Saint-Louis. Notre Dame is located on the next island, and the two islands are connected by a pedestrian bridge. That part of Ile Saint-Louis is very quiet, nearly no car traffic on the narrow road. Our room was particularly quiet since if was facing the inner court yard (except for one morning when one woman with an American accent was talking loudly for close to an hour). The building dates back to to the 17th century and has a lot of charm, like the old massive wooden beams under the ceiling and the roman arches in the basement. The bedrooms are relatively small, because that's how they were built some 400 years ago, but they are functional. The French windows open wide.
Fantastic location! Convenient access to the airport. Ile St Louis is often overlooked but deserves at least a stroll through its 17th century streets, townhouses and boutiques.
Located in Paris City Center, Hôtel des Deux Îles is a leisurely stroll from popular sights such as Notre-Dame and Sainte Chapelle. The 17 rooms at this 3-star hotel include minibars, flat-screen TVs, and premium bedding.
Start each morning with continental breakfast, available for a fee from 7:30 AM to 11 AM. Order from room service to satisfy your hunger without leaving your room.
Hôtel des Deux Îles's 17 rooms are soundproofed and provide minibars, free bottled water, and safes. 27-cm flat-screen TVs come with satellite channels, and guests can stay connected with free WiFi. Beds sport premium bedding and bathrooms offer rainfall showers, hair dryers, and free toiletries. Other standard amenities include phones and desks.
Renovated in 2021, Hôtel des Deux Îles offers free WiFi in public areas, coffee in a common area, and a library. Airport transportation is made easy with an airport shuttle (available 24 hours) for EUR 65 per vehicle one-way. Multilingual staff at the front desk are standing by 24/7 to help with tours or tickets, dry cleaning/laundry, and securing valuables. This hotel also has laundry facilities.
Great location. Quiet, safe. Suggestion for staff. In the USA, the breakfast service is usually included in the tariff (rate). I don't object to it being separate, ... however, it is more calming to know that breakfast is a fee service at arrival so there are no surprises.
great location, right in the heart of Paris, the room was a nice size the bathroom even had a small fridge, we had 2 windows that opened onto a square so we had fresh air but quiet, the staff was friendly and wanted to do whatever they could to make our stay enjoyable,
Was really poor, the condition of the place was bad....
This hotel is a small hotel located on the Ile Saint-Louis. Notre Dame is located on the next island, and the two islands are connected by a pedestrian bridge. That part of Ile Saint-Louis is very quiet, nearly no car traffic on the narrow road. Our room was particularly quiet since if was facing the inner court yard (except for one morning when one woman with an American accent was talking loudly for close to an hour). The building dates back to to the 17th century and has a lot of charm, like the old massive wooden beams under the ceiling and the roman arches in the basement. The bedrooms are relatively small, because that's how they were built some 400 years ago, but they are functional. The French windows open wide.
Fantastic location! Convenient access to the airport. Ile St Louis is often overlooked but deserves at least a stroll through its 17th century streets, townhouses and boutiques.
