Hotel Saint Dominique - Paris

Location near the Eiffel Tower was fantastic.

The breakfast was good hot, featured a wide range of meals. Booked a double room with a safe, multi-channel TV, and a mini fridge bar. This accommodation was in the central location close to the attractions. Plus, it was just off Eiffel Tower and Metro Train Station, and the Restaurant.

Units with large bathroom...

fantastic access to iconic attractions and good parks

I really appreciated the fantastic access to the Eiffel Tower and the Seine River, just a short stroll from my room, making it easy to enjoy leisurely walks and take in some amazing views this summer.

Nice hot breakfast with crepes.

Fairly clean, quirky hotel, brand-new rooms and very amiable staff. Comfortable beds and a safe, multi-channel TV, and a mini fridge bar. Early check in and excellent service overall: )

The room temperature was perfect, and the bathroom was really nice. We loved the free mini bar with juice and soda. The location was unbeatable. Everything we needed was within walking distance. Special shoutout to leah at the front desk for her amazing service!

strongly recommend

Excellent location in the 7th, great old building with lots of charactor and a charming courtyard.

Being an old building, the rooms are bit small.

Amazing and incredible location, extremely close to a lively cobblestone street. Walking distance to restaurants and cafes and a tube station available walking distance to the hotel.

cozy atmosphere and friendly service enhance your parisian escape

Excellent service and good accommodations.

Hotel staff at this hotel very friendly. As per usual in Paris, you get little for your money. I paid 270 Euros for two nights. Very small room, very loud outside the window, room hadn't been updated in 40 years, old and ugly wallpaper in the room and on top of this internet and breakfast, they charge you quite a bit extra. Charming lobby and excellent location, but you just don't get much for your money in Paris. Too many goddamn tourists!!! Better to book early and get a better deal without such a location. The hotel desperately needs a renovation!

I had stayed at this hotel once before and remembered it for it's great location and ambiance. This time things had changed a bit (the breakfast room is no longer down stairs, but still we enjoyed the proximity of the Eiffel Tower particularly as my fiance had not been there before. The staff were helpful (great for non French speaking visitors) in making suggestions for restaurants etc.

The bathroom could have been cleaner.

Charming, Charming, Charming

I was utterly captivated by the good courtyard where I enjoyed refreshing breakfasts. The complimentary mini-bar was a game changer, keeping me refreshed throughout my stay. The luxurious rainfall shower in my room offered the perfect way to unwind after a day of exploring!

strongly recommend 🥰✨

The staff (particularly the day staff) were helpful and curteous. The location was excellent. It was a short walk to sidewalk shopping and grocery stores for lower priced food and drink options. Fresh baked bread and goat cheese were very close by. This gave you a little taste of how it was to live in Paris. It was a very modest walk to the Eifel Tower, Grand Palace, Petit Palace and Army Museum. The room size was modest and simple but pleasantly decorated. You could see people in the park playing rugby, bocce ball and bicycle polo nearby. The rain at night outside the open window on the tile was a wonderful way to go to sleep. Sitting in the small courtyard with your bare feet on the cool tile, a cool drink and slow conversation with other visitors was also very nice after walking around all day. People on the sidewalk and in the area were very friendly to me.

If it is important to have 3-6 people in the lobby to help you and valet parking, don't go there. If you want to feel a little more like you live in Paris, do go there.

A nice area with good access to the centre. Hotel is 'typically french'. Breakfast was good.

The furniture was to say the least, tired and the rooms are very small. It was impossible to turn the heating down (from a very large radiator in our very small room - 21) and as a result we had to sleep with no covers on and the window open, even though temperatures outside were sub- zero.