- called 2 days before arriving to ask for a high floor room on the quiet side. been told it will be done. When I arrived, i was given room 119 : first floor on Rue St Lazare where there are many roadworks. Asked to change. Only available room after 15minutes of wait was room 383: still on the roadworks... More

While the receptionist was welcoming and pleasant and even upgraded me to a superior room, I was disappointed to see the poor quality of the room which badly needly renovation. Paint was peeling off the back and front of the bathroom door and ceiling - please see attached photos. The room rate was over € 200/night, so I am quite... More

We booked a Superior non smoking room. Upon arrival a smoking room was reserved and the desk person who helped us disappeared when he could not find something else on the computer. After 10 minutes waiting we addressed another person at the check in desk who found us another room in a couple of minutes. However, we doubt that this... More

I really enjoyed this excellent hotel which is situated very central in Paris and conveniently close to the Metro. Very friendly and capable staff ensured that the stay was a real pleasure. The room however was a disappointment. Even at a hotel like this one would expect more for €530/day. No comfortable chairs, desk lamp did not work, very slow... More

Old style hotel but rooms renovated. Small room u cannot open big luggage. Only shower . Carpet looks dirty. Hallway carpet also looks dirty n worn out . Small elevator . Lobby impressive. Breakfast so so.. Location excellent as next to st Lazard station, metro, 5min walk to printemps n galleria. Mc Donald's in front , lots of restaurants n... More

Eight of us stayed in four rooms for four days, and found the hotel just wonderful. While you can find some signs of age about we loved it. We wanted to stay in an older Parisian hotel. As this was made in the belle epoque era the lobby is spendid. The staff was consistently pleasant, and professional. All of our... More

Initially very impressive, but lacking in staff training and in need of upgrade. Bathroom was dirty when one looked beyond the superficial. Staff were superficially pleasant and polite, but lacked genuine desire to be of service. Dining room for breakfast ( which was good ) again looked in need of a good clean and refurbishment. Disappointed since I have been... More

My wife and I visit France and particularly Paris frequently, however this was our first stay at Concorde Opera. In our opinion, Paris is simply the most magnificent city and Concorde Opera is the ideal, moderately priced hotel to explore Paris. The hotel is coveniently located right beside St Lazarre metro/ rer station and the CDG airport shuttle bus is... More

The hotel is right next to a main metro line the saint Lazare station. Few minutes walk to main department stores of Galleries La fayette and Printemps. The rooms are larger than most Parisian hotels. The concierge staff are extremely helpful in particular Vincent and Vince who did their utmost in making our stay an extremely pleasant one