Hotel Saint Charles Paris

This is an excellent hotel, especially if you want to be in the 13th arrondissement near the Gobelins, Musee des Plantes, the lovely community fresh water swimming pool and Place Italie. The 13th arrondissement is the hip place to stay, very young vibe on the Left Bank. My husband and I stayed in a single room on the fourth floor that had a great mattress. My husband is 71 yrs, with a quirky back, 6ft 5, 275 lbs and always had a great night sleep. Plus he was thrilled with the elevator and the superb breakfast. The staff was lovely and all the conveniences (toiletries, hair dryer, etc) were included. I am returning to France in May to pick up medications (much cheaper that in the US) and to visit the Canal du Midi and the Riviera. We'll be in Paris for a couple days, and Hotel St. Charles is our "to stay" place.

Stayed in hotel in Jan 24, with my 8 female family members. It's is very clean, well decorated and in the lovely area of Butte Aux Calles.. The price was very good. Rooms a bit small but well laid out and probably bigger than most rooms in Paris. It's about 25/30 mins to Eifel tower but Metro is just 5 mins walk. There are lovely little bakeries, bars and restaurants in the surrounding area.

Very clean place, a bit off the beaten path. Very safe and quaint with plenty of cafes nearby.

I really enjoyed this hotel. The rooms are small, but clean, and the staff was nice and helpful. We loved the location. It felt like you were around lots of locals and not tourist, yet the location is convenient to everything. Lastly, cool local bars and restaurants surrounded the hotel.

Nice hotel and very nice personnel but can be noisy up to very late at night on street side, room are relatively big for à Paris hotel

If you want a generally quiet place to stay, this hotel fits the goal. The only a pizza place across the steet may be a little noisy but it's fine after 11pm. If your windows look to the other side, it's perfect. It's clean, with a perfect service daily. The beds are convenient, no complains. The rooms are very small but manageable. Thete are multiple eating places around with freshly baked bagets, coffee, crossants, and everything looks yummy. Cons: it's not close to the center. 6-7 min walk to the closest Metro station Corvisar. Use the Bolt service if you don’t want to use Metro. Bolt is cheaper than Uber or taxi. Just download their app.

This hotel is very homely staffed with nice people. Must paris icons only 12$ by taxi away. Typical French restaurants within walking distance. Rooms are a bit small but are clean with adequate bathrooms. Did enjoy stay and would be happy to return.

If evilness and rudeness was a hotel this is it. Worst experience in my life. First of all we booked three rooms but at arrival the hotel staff says we have four rooms, took at least 20 minutes to solve this and instead of giving us one bigger or connecting rooms as it was described in the booking we get four small rooms. Secondly by unknown reason one of our cards for payment didn’t work so we decided to pay half in cash and half by another card. When I offered during daytime to pay with the card the staff says we can do it later. Upon coming back after the day our rooms are blocked and the new staff says it’s blocked because we didn’t pay (?!I even offered to pay during day time), of course I paid immediately but as this whole situation is unacceptable we wanted to talk to the manger who next day lies to me and tells me that rooms get blocked by itself from time to time. In the room one lamp wasn’t working. Third thing is the breakfast buffet, not much to offer and a very rude person working here and checking how much one and each is eating. Feel extremely uncomfortable, to that point that I didn’t even want to ask for more coffee. He even asked my once why I’m taking too many croissant. Later when I asked manager why he asked me he says because people take food along with them. Of course we all know that, but to openly suspect your guest is the worst or worst. Would never ever recommend this hotel to anyone, and as the cliche at it may sound not even to my worst enemy!