took me ages to book a hotel in paris they all had reviews saying noisey. it was imperative that we had quiet restful night and this hotel proved to be a quiet little retreat set back from a busy street. it is in a safe feeling area and the staff were helpful and hospitable. i cannot comment on breakfast we did not eat there but the place was quite central and value for money. i would stay here again

We made a reservation for this hotel based on stated location, quality and price. It is a two-star hotel in a converted convent and states that you can see the Eiffel Tower from the hotel. The hotel is set back from a busy street perhaps two miles from Eiffel Tower. We made a two-night reservation and requested to cancel our second night and were told we could not. Our room was small and rather uncomfortable. Staff were polite but not particularly helpful. We found more convenient facilities nearer to Eiffel Tower and at reasonable prices and would choose to stay at one of them in the future. This is a two-star hotel and we are giving it a similar rating based on our stay and experience there.

This is an older hotel located in the Rue Cler area between the Eiffel Tower & the Army Museum. The location was great - walking distance to many attractions & convenient Metro & bus access for the others. We had a family room for 4 people. The size was adequate. The room itself was a little run down ( pealing paint, missing tiles) but clean and comfortable. Our room was on the second floor & there is no elevator. We spent 3 nights there & the staff was always very friendly & helpful. They allowed us to store our bags in the lobby on the day we checked in & day we checked out. The hotel is back off of the street so it is very quiet at night. The Eiffel Tower is visible from the sidewalk in front. There are many nice bakeries, cafes, markets in the area, but most close early. When I booked this hotel I was looking for location & value and I got both. Very well satisfied.

At the end of Rue Saint Dominique looms the Eiffel Tower - when you arrive at the Hotel le Pavillon, you know you are most definitely in Paris. This is very much a typical Parisian hotel, small, slightly scruffy, quaint, irritating. FIve star, it isn't but set back from the road, situated in the lively 7ème, close to the Tour Maubourg metro and the river and in the shadow of the Eiffel Tower, it offers good value for money.

Not if you have any problems climbing steps and stairs - le Pavillon is lamentably inaccessible - there's no lift, the staircase and corridors are narrow, my room was small, the en-suite shower even smaller. But if none of this presents you with any difficulties and you want to experience something beyond the monotony and the price of the standardised hotel chain, give le Pavlillon a try.

The welcome was warm and helpful; Breakfast is served in the hotel's small foyer but I recommend going out the the gate, turning right and at 58 rue Saint Dominque, discovering the delights of the only Paris branch of the boulangerie La Tarte Tropézienne. Coffee and a croissant for €1.70 was good value enough but if you aren't tempted to try just a little bit more, you're are stronger willed than I. The pains au chocolat in mini-baguettes are unforgettable!