Paris hotel guide. TimHotels hotel in Paris, Île-de-France

"We had a wonderful stay at Hôtel Vacances Bleues Provinces Opéra. The staff truly stood out. Everyone was welcoming, professional, and always ready to help with a smile. The property is very well maintained and consistently clean throughout, from the rooms to the common areas. Our room was spotless and comfortable, which made our stay even more enjoyable. The location is fantastic as well, with easy access to major attractions, shops, and public transportation. Overall, an excellent "

"Very good, stayed for 5 nights (Feb 5-10) at 27th floor apartment style 1br with living, dining and kitchenette. Room was clean, however I noticed some deferred maintenance such as heated towel rack in bathroom was not working, drain in shower was not working well, had to remove the drain cover so that water would drain properly, water spout cover in tub fell apart, I also wish there was shower curtain or door, I hate wet bathrooms; plug and vanity lamp in bedroom were non functional, fridge door connected to cabinet was scraping the floor-had to pull the door upward with some effort as not to scratch the floor whenever i have to access the fridge. Seems like minor fixes needed. Overall stay was pleasant, lots of room! Hotel was close to stores, some restaurants, Eiffel tower probably 20-30 minute walk, we took uber/bolt, took around 5-10 minutes. We prefer uber/bolt to get around. Area was not crazy busy, seems safe walking in the early morning and late at night with family. Front desk people were friendly. I would stay here again."

"Fantastic hotel, better offering than so called 5 star hotels in the area. I will stay here in the future, great rooms and the food is wonderful (Breakfast and restaurant). "

"The room was clean and the staff was friendly "

"Every single thing is perfect "

"Room was great, location was perfect."

"Quick and easy check in. Perfect location."

"The room was clean and the staff were helpful and kind."

"Good location,great breakfast,would not ask more."