Hotel Dauphine Saint-Germain

When our apartment across the street didn’t work out, we moved back over to Hotel Dauphine for the remainder of our long stay in Paris. We (my daughter and I) ended up staying just about three weeks.
The staff here is amazing! The standouts are Jemilia (spelling?) and Adrien at the front desk and Jacqueline in housekeeping. They each made out extended stay very pleasant.
As I posted in my original review, the rooms are sizey for Paris. The two of us (adults) had plenty of room. The bathrooms are big and they have bathtubs. We stayed in rooms 44 (at the beginning of our trip) and 54 when we moved back in. Both face the center of the building. So while you have no views, it is silent! If you face the street, you might have a small street view but you will also have noise. We slept amazingly due to how quiet and dark our room was.
I’ve stayed at a four-​star hotel around the corner from Hotel Dauphine and while the appointments might be a tiny bit nicer (décor/​style), I would stay here anytime! You cannot beat the value/​pricing.
Location, location, location.
Loved it!

All of these photos are no longer true. Rooms are small as usual in a small hotel and no décor like the pix here. Windows open to am inner court area that is really an old fashioned air well. It is clean ish and quiet on a small street. But great location to walk and go on metro buses etc

No complaints about Hotel Dauphine. I might request a room higher up to avoid some of the street noise but the windows really shut out a lot more than one would expect. The staff was fine — one lady on our last day was extremely nice/​helpful, however I’m not sure her name.
Great location! Clean. Comfortable.
Taxi note:
If the hotel calls a taxi for you, the taxi charges you for that service. We started with an 8euro fee to head to the train station in addition to the fee to get there. Not sure if that is standard so maybe just confirm before you have them call you a taxi.

American standard, yes this place is small but honestly the service and location completely trumps the small room space. We stay here for 4 days and had two rooms. The top floor you get the view of Eiffel tower out of this cute window. Our rooms was clean and well kept. It was free wifi and the hotel staff was friendly and spoke english, they were really helpful and we felt like every night we came back it was like home because they knew each of us by name.
it was a great location for nightlife, food, and shopping. It was not far from the metro, which was only 2 blocks and the best part it was a direct line to the airport.

Une nuit trop courte
J’ai séjourné une seule nuit dans cet hôtel. Rien à redire. Tout est parfait, la déco, l’accueil, le service. Lors de mon prochain passage à Paris, je serai ravie d’y retourner.

Hotel cosy, douillet et très joli
Je n’y ai pas séjourné mais je l’ai réservé pour un ami (qui va peut être donner un avis!). Mais je l’ai visité et mon ami était très content de son séjour, l’hôtel est superbe, la déco des chambres est sublime, féerique, chaleureuse… L’équipe de réception m’a semblée très sympathique et disponible. Merci.

Un accueil chaleureux, de belles prestations
Un très beau hôtel empreint d’une grande tradition hôtelière, un accueil à la foi chaleureux et professionnel et toujours disponible, ici tout est fait pour servir le client (la réceptionniste m’a aidé durant plus d’une heure pour organiser mon séjour). La décoration est très belle (les photos né mentent pas !), le déjeuner est servit jusqu’à 11 heures 30 ! Le petit déjeuner est un buffet chaud froid (légumes, fruits, yaourts, champignons, beans, saucisses…) bref plus proche du brunch. Emplacement est idéal (entre Buci — Saint Germain et le Pont Neuf !). Un bémol, les chambres standard sont un peu petites, mais tout les hôtels du quartier sont ainsi.

Un hôtel très beau et chaleureux
J’ai passé un week-​end à prix promo (137 au lieu de 228 euros) l’hôtel est de grand standing sans être trop guindé. Les réceptionnistes comme les veilleurs sont sympathiques et disponibles. Les chambres sont très coquettes et romantiques, et surtout il est au centre de Paris à 100 mètres de Saint Germain à deux pas du Louvre (en traversant la Seine par le pont des Arts, pont uniquement piétons avec une superbe vue sur le Louvre et Notre-​Dame de l’autre côté). Une bonne adresse que je vous conseille. Huggies les bons tuyaux, pas les couches !