Pullman

Other than a good location, there is nothing good about this hotel. The tiny room has all of the charm of a college dorm room. The bedroom and the breakfast room feature 1950s retro furniture that is very uncomfortable to sit in. And the bedrooms are too warm but they turn off the air-​conditioning in fall, giving you the option to make your hotter still or leave it as is. The very uncomfortable breakfast room is too hot (except for the coffee which is barely warm). They have a modest size buffet of mediocre food. No brown breads of any kind, scrambled eggs that have no taste and aren’t warm, etc. Overall, I’d give this hotel a big Ugh!

For my first time in Paris, this was a perfect location.
Right next to Eiffel Tower, restaurants and other sights in Paris.
I would totally recommend.
Remember the Euro kicks the dollars butt!

They get 1 star because there is no option to give 0 stars!
We were promised a Deluxe room with a balcony and view of the Eiffel Tower, and of course we get there and you can barely see the Eiffel Tower and they put us on the 3^rd floor!
They are liars! Their rooms are TINY!!!
DO NOT BE DECEIVED BY THE BEAUTIFUL PICS ON THEIR SITE!
We asked to speak to a manager and she said no multiple times, and after sitting there with her for a half hour all of a sudden a room showed magically. You would think I’d be be happy, but of course more things went wrong. For being such an expensive hotel they only have 2 working elevators and we got stuck in one of them. Also our room key malfunctioned 2 times so we had to go down every time.
Then on our last night we had to wait almost 30 min bc no one could figure out how to get into our room. The security guy came up two times and had to go back down another time! We were waiting outside our room at 12 midnight and all we wanted to do was get a good nights sleep for our 5am wake up the next morning

We checked in for 5 nights here. We had an interesting situation in that we weren’t able to make a reservation for 5 nights in the room we wanted, so we made one for a single night in a different room, and 4 nights in the room we wanted. When we checked in, they had upgraded us for free the first night, which was awesome. So we got to enjoy one night in the Junior Suite room 504. The room was awesome, with 2 balconies and 1 ½ bathrooms, a living room and a bedroom. It was huge! I wish we could’ve stayed in it. But alas, the free upgrade was only one night. The next day we were moved to our room, room 1038, which was what I had requested due to the views from the room I found on TripAdvisor. My fellow reviewers did not disappoint! We had a perfect view of the Eiffel Tower. It was breath taking. The windows opened, which I hadn’t expected. The room was small, barely fit our 4 suitcases, but we weren’t spending much time in the room, so it wasn’t a big deal. There was all the regular hotel stuff in there. The one thing that drove us nuts was the bed. Every time we sat on the edge of the bed and then stood up, the bed popped up. Literally, popped up off the floor. And we had to push with all our might to get the bed back down. One night we got room service, and the chocolate mousse was fabulous. I was constantly needing to go downstairs and get more coffee, because I drink a lot of coffee in the morning. The last day they figured it out and gave us extra coffee. I’ll just have to remember to request more coffee with I stay places. No big deal though. The mini bar was locked and we were never able to get it open. The front desk was always very helpful. Never got a bad attitude from a single worker there. Someday, when we go back to Paris, I would absolutely stay here again. Maybe in the Junior Suite the whole time next time.

Very Exquisite Hotel! First Time In Paris! For my mothers birthday and my graduation celebration. Good comfy beds, breakfast is very good, along with great service, and walking distance of the Eiffel Tower.

Pullman Hotels is about 5 mins walking distance to the Eiffel Tower, a perfect location for couples who want to explore the other areas during the day and come back for the magnificent view of the Tower at night. The light starts flickering around 9pm and 12 am and last about 5 mins. The room we got is on 11^th floor and we had the window view of the tower. In order to use the elevator to your room, you must use your room key to activate it. The hotel check in representatives are friendly and helpful. The housekeepers didn’t supply the coffee mugs one day and the bathrobe for 2 different occasions. The phone in our room didn’t have a direction to call for assistance which we had to leave the room to ask for help until later find out that you have to dial 9 for help (not 0) like most USA hotels.

Not bad, near by Eiffel Tower. Room run small like anywhere else in Europe. Nice bright restaurant in the main area. Service is efficient.

Bar/​restaurant: bonne musique, un grand choix de vins et de champagne, décor moderne et chic = endroit parfait pour un apéritif ou diner avec vue sur la Tour Eiffel

Grosse déception.
J’ai dû y passer une nuit (oui pour un parisien, ça fait bizarre). Franchement super déçu: chambre à la ventilation bruyante, il manquait le sèche cheveux dans la salle de bains. Seule une douche à l’italienne était disponible, qui inondait partout. L’iPad censé permettre d’accéder aux différentes fonctionnalités multimédia était bloqué et impossible à redémarrer. Il pleuvait et ventait un peu cette nuit là, un sifflement dans la verrière nous a accompagné pendant toute la nuit à chaque bourrasque. Vu le prix demandé, c’est franchement exagérer. Encore heureux que le prix sur Internet est moindre que celui qui figure au dos de la porte d’entrée: 950 €!!!
Chambre assez agréable (taille, température, confort des lits…) mais décoration triiiiiiiiiiiisste… Le design, je n’ai rien contre, mais quand ça confine à l’épure sans goût, je dis non. Trop de gris sombre, d’éléments sans âme… Le couloir d’accès à la chambre est effrayant (long, sombre, on se croirait dans un film glauque d’anticipation, limite Alien).
Accueil affable, mais on se perd dans l’entrée: il faut deviner à droite de la porte d’entrée que la table mal pratique autour de laquelle se pressent trois gus en costume c’est l’accueil. Là encore, je né sais pas pourquoi cela né m’a pas plu, mais on oscillait entre l’étroit, le trop haut, le trop sombre, l’illisible dans les structures et dans les circulations. Je n’y retournerai pas et je né conseillerai pas à mes amis futurs de s’y installer. Pour le même prix, il y a tellement mieux sur Paris, et tout aussi bien placé.

Since they redesign the complete hotel, I really love this spot. Great room (reminds me of the Wynn in Vegas), and the restaurant is really good with a great bar.

I would give this hotel just one star, but I’m giving it two because it has one thing going for it: the view. My husband and I stayed in this hotel on our honeymoon last summer. From the moment we walked in, I was disappointed for the lack of décor, ambiance, and most importantly, its service. The hotel itself was going through a renovation, so to be fair, some of the issues I have with it may have been resolved since then. But, here are the issues I had with this hotel:
1. The cleanliness: everything was old and stinky. The carpets were disgusting, there
was a terrible smell in the restaurant, the bathrooms needed updating, and there
were stains on the curtains.
2. The bed: Since there were two beds combined to give it the façade of one, it was
uncomfortable and kept moving.
3. The cleaning staff were slow and did not bring replacement toiletries.
4. Mini bar was never refilled, even when we asked for replacement water.
5. The noise: As I suggested, this may be resolved now if the renovations are
completed, but every morning at 9 AM we would hear sounds of construction. Not
pleasant.
The location was great if you want to be by the Eiffel Tower. It was walking distance to it, and we could see it from our balcony. It was quite beautiful at night, especially with its flashing lights.
I guess I just expected more from this hotel given its high end price.

Très bien situé au pied de la Tour Eiffel. Accueil et services exceptionnels: très orientés clients. Le petit déjeuner est plus que complet et excellent. Si vous avez une chambre avec vue sur la Tour Eiffel c magique et la literie top. Seule ombré au tableau: les chambres sont un peu vieillottes !

The only true thing this hotel has going for it is the proximity to the Eiffel Tower, there are rooms available with that view but obviously at a higher cost. The hotel appears to be large, so limited rooms for that view, believe there’s 10 floors, only one side you can get that view.
The room itself is rather outdated. The TV is the big bulky type from the 90’s, twist dial for thermostat and the wallpaper alone tells you that it hasn’t been renovated in at least 15 years. Air Conditioner didn’t work, had to call maintenance.
Bed is rather on stiff side, husband and I woke up with neck and back pain. Needless to say, no city view at all which is what I booked. The Mercure hotel is next door and worth exploring price since it is next door.
Overall, if you want to a view for the Eiffel tower, it’s a great hotel if that’s all you want and the proximity, otherwise, for $ 250/​night on
, it’s worth looking elsewhere if comfort is more of what you want.

Hotel liegt in unmittelbarer Nähe zum Eiffelturm. Der Ausblick aus einigen der Zimmer und aus einigen Teilen der öffentlichen Bereiche des Hotels ist pfantastisch. Die Zimmer sind etwas klein und entsprachen bei meinem letzten Aufenthalt nicht ganz dem Standard von Hilton Hotels. Der Service ist verbesserungswürdig. Lage 1A aber es gibt dann doch bessere und günstigere Hotels in Paris auch wenn es ein Hilton ist.

During a weekend in Paris we stayed at the Hilton hotel.
The location of the hotel is very well only a few meters from the Eiffel tower. From the balcony in front of the room we had a beautiful view on the Eiffel tower. The rooms were very clean and modern, but our room and the bed was very small. Our expectations of the Hilton hotel were not fully met.

blah, just blah… rooms and hotel need a major renovation. suprised they haven’t yet and up’d the prices since it is a stones throw from the EIffel Tower. Your balcony is a pro baseball outfielder throw away… beds are comfy, bathrooms clean, everything is just old. you get minimal everything. if you want to be close to the eiffel, champ elysses, notre dame, shopping, etc. and want to sit on your balcony each night and drink wine overlooking the Eiffel, this is your place. close to the train station too. if you’re looking for the paris feel, this is not your hotel. more like a american 3 star holiday inn or something.

Visited April 2010
My family & I really enjoyed our stay here. Great hotel with an awesome view of the Eiffel Tower! If you’re lucky to get a room on that side of the hotel that is ;)
Very clean hotel. Extremely helpful & friendly staff! You get free drink coupons for their bar upon check in! They can help you out with getting around the area. The lobby area has quick check in/​check out kiosks, HP touchscreen computers with Internet access to quickly look up whatever you need to. Also, they have a business center across from the desk area, that you can use for the Internet or for any business needs or printing you may have to do.
Breakfast was included every morning. The food was better than average & definitely on par with the rest of the hotel. Great selection. Fresh squeezed juices, fresh baked baguettes, chocolate croissants, cheeses galore, fresh fruit, different types of cold cuts, hot items, cooked to order eggs, cooked to order crepes & waffles! Oh man, I could not get enough!
The room was pretty decent, not quite as big as in the States, but that is pretty much the norm in Europe anyways. The view was incredible, especially at night when the light show on the Tower starts. The only downside was the construction going on outside on the street. However, we were never in the room long enough for it to bother us ;)
There are plenty of little cafes & restaurants nearby & even a Laundromat, which my daughter & I enjoyed firsthand. Also, pharmacies & even a hospital not too far away, which we actually had to go to, since my Ex had an episode of strep due to the severe weather change. That was quite an experience, to say the least. I had to summon all of my French speaking abilities to communicate at that hospital, since all of the personnel hardly spoke any English. However, we got through it & they were very helpful.
Overall it was a great experience & I would definitely recommend this hotel & I would definitely stay here again.

Décevant.
Les PLUS né compensent pas les MOINS.
Nous avions rendez-​vous à 6 hier soir à ce resto.
A l’arrivée, l’accueil est sympathique.
Le cadre agréable nous a séduit, avec déco et vaisselle très contemporaines, et un bon espace entre les tables. Le temps né nous a pas permis de diner en terrasse, dommage !
Tout au long du repas, le service a été particulièrement prévenant et attentionné, mais limite trop. Par exemple, nos assiettes ont été débarrassées alors qu’une copine était en train de finir la sienne. Par contre, le conseil des vins m’a paru efficace.
Nous avions choisi le menu Wok, affiché à 58 EUR, mais facturé 29 grâce à la promotion sur La Fourchette.
Heureusement ! Le menu est assez attirant «sur le papier», mais quand les assiettes arrivent, elles n’ont rien de folichon: les antipasti sont 3 – 4 morceaux de légumes grillés accompagnés de tzatziki, le Wok est très banal, voire insipide, et le pain perdu assez industriel.
Un bon point tout de même pour la salade thailandaise, et le crumble au pomme, que j’ai goûtés dans l’assiette des copains.
Les vins sont chers également: pas une bouteille à moins de 35EUR !
Au total, 42EUR par personne, dont à peine 2 bouteilles. C’est trop pour ce que nous avons mangé.
Bref, un mauvais rapport qualité prix !

This was a terrible hotel. They charged us the room’s posted maximum cost, we didn’t have water for 7 hours, and our air conditioning was broken. They also charge 22 euros a day for wireless access. Crazy. I will never stay at a Pullman hotel again.
Everything else about Paris was spectacular. My only complaint was being tired all the time. The walls were paper-​thin, and it was so hot we had to keep the windows open, only to be woken up by construction every morning.

DISCLAIMER: I stayed here twice (stayed in three different rooms) in the summer of ’07, when it was still a Hilton hotel. I haven’t been here since Accor Hotels acquired it, so I’m not too sure what sort of changes they’ve made to the interior or service.
A few things that wouldn’t have changed and are worth mentioning:
* The rooms are relatively spacious by Parisian standards.
* The view is INCREDIBLE if you get a room facing the Eiffel Tower! (See pictures.) I was lucky to have gotten the rate of $ 120 off of Hotwire, then upgraded to an Executive Room with a view of the Eiffel Tower for an additional $ 50.
The pictures don’t do justice to the real experience of watching the Eiffel at sunset … and then all the way until they turned the lights out just a few hours before dawn.
The neighborhood itself isn’t the best. but it’s only a block or two away from the Eiffel Tower and is a few meters away from the metro station.

Emplacement idéal !
L’emplacement de rêve pour ceux qui, comme moi, sont encore et toujours en admiration devant la tour Eiffel ! Le batiment est quand même bien vieillot, un peu comme l’équipement de la suite que nous occupions. Personnellement, je m’attendais à un peu plus, par exemple un écran plat et une radio n’auraient pas été superflus, et un écran de télé visible du lit (king size quand même !). Celà dit, c’est bien évidemment très confortable et très accueillant. Les grandes baies vitrées permettent d’admirer la tour Eiffel… ou les strip tease des habitants de l’immeuble d’à côté… au choix ! Rien à redire sur l’accueil et la disponibilité du personnel, à l’arrivée comme au départ, c’est parfait.

We’ve stayed in this hotel several times. The best rooms are the ones with the balcony with the Eiffel Tower view, they are very spacious. Last time (April 08) we were put at the other side of the hotel and there was a lot of construction noise going on. My husband was taken ill and the staff helped me with re-​arranging flights, etc. The buffet breakfast is the best — just watch how fast the short order cook works. The evening meals are quite good too. If the weather is fine you can sit outside and have a drink. They serve expensive, but good, cocktails.

This hotel is only a stones throw away from the Effiel Tower. When booking ask for a room with a view. When the Tower lights up in the evening, you get a beautiful view. The staff could do with a lesson in friendliness. The breakfasts are not bad and the location is central. You can walk to the Tower.

A nice hotel centrally located with it’s own underground parking. Our room had a pretty good view of the Eiffel Tower which was unexpected.
Nice rooms and good staff — recommended.

We stayed in this hotel for a couple of nights over valentines and my boyfriend got a great deal with this including breakfast.
The staff in the hotel were very nice and friendly and at breakfast they kept coming round with more fresh orange and teas/​coffees.
The rooms were quite basic for a hilton, but they were still very nice and included all your complementary toiletries.
Breakfast was fantastic, which was a huge buffet breakfast including everything you could think off, cereals, fruits, yoghurts, rolls, bacon, sausages, the chef made you eggs they way you asked for or omlettes.
The hotel was right next to the Eifell Tower, which was beautiful and it was lovely and romantic.
The drinks in the hotel though were VERY expensive!, but i suppose Paris is like that now!

Un brunch enchanteur…
Dimanche 28 septembre, 11H30, matinée particulièrement ensoleillée, en avant pour un brunch au Hilton suffren. Arrivée à pied devant l’hôtel, on sent qu’on est devant un 4 étoiles, grosses berlines et coupés sports allemands garés devants. Voiturier et portier au garde à vous. L’immeuble est moche, style bloc béton/​verre années 60/​70, sans grand intérêt. Accueil conforme à un 4 étoiles, réservé et aimable. Ambiance un peu vieillote dans le hall mais classe. Ascenseur direction le 10è étage pour le brunch, vestiaire, accueil toujours aimable, ràs. Arrivée dans la salle du brunch, au premier plan à droite le buffet. Emerveillement, une variété et des quantités astronomiques, on a envie de tout goûter. Au second plan, les baies vitrées avec la vue imprenable sur la tour Eiffel ensoleillée, enchanteur toujours. On nous installe sur une grande table ronde dressée dans la plus pure tradition et on nous propose immédiatement une coupe de champagne. Le champagne au réveil, une première à laquelle on se fait très bien, ça passé encore mieux que le thé ou le café ! Papotages 5 minutes avant de se diriger vers le buffet, le serveur (maître d’hotêl ?) revient et nous propose de nous déplacer pour nous installer dans l’angle avec la meilleure vue sur la tour Eiffel car une réservation a été annulée. Nous né nous faisons pas prier ! Nouvelle table donc, la grande dame est encore plus proche, plus majestueuse, plus immense encore (bien qu’étant au 10è étage nous sommes à peine à la hauteur du premier étage de la tour Eiffel !). A noter une déco un peu vieillote dans la salle et une moquette qui a vécu mais la Tour Eiffel nous fait rapidement oublier ça. Direction le buffet: viennoiseries nombreuses et variées, petits pains délicieux, jus d’oranges sanguines frais (du vrai de vrai) à volonté. Petit bémol sur le thé: sachets mousselines de Lipton, ce serait parfait n’importe où mais là on s’attend à un niveau supérieur (Damman, Mariages, Betjeman and Barton…). Gauffres chaudes avec fontaine de chocolat Deuxième étape du brunch: le salé. Omelette, bacon, huitres, homard (un peu élastique), saumon (succulent), roti (pas goûté), grande variété encore, rien à dire. Fromage: plateau restreint mais de qualité. Dessert: à tomber, des patisseries encore une fois variées et succulentes, originales de surcroit. Petite pénurie sur les macarons. En somme excellent brunch, à la hauteur de ce qu’on peut attendre dans un hotel 4 étoiles. Etape obligatoire: les toilettes. Déco vieillote comme on pouvait s’y attendre, presque conforme au style d’hôtel 4 étoiles pour businessmen, mais quand même un peu cheap. Propres mais mal ventilées, pas à la hauteur d’un 4 étoiles. Pas de serviettes en coton, pas de grande panière en osier pour les jeter, ça fait un peu toilettes d’autoroute en moins lumineux… Bof bof… Budget: 58 euros par personne, pas donné pour un brunch mais la qualité, le cadre et le service sont là, le prix est justifié. A améliorer principalement: déco générale à raffraichir.

Le Brunch est divin!
Pas de fioritures, salle très sobre mais… des baies vitrées à la place des murs qui donnent une vue imprenable sur la tour Eiffel! Pas besoin d’être touriste pour apprécier la Grande Dame de si près, elle est à quelques mètres et c’est juste magique! Au printemps, elle semble sortie tout droit du feuillage des arbres qui l’entourent. Grand moment pour les amoureux de la capitale! Un brunch à volonté à tomber: du salé et du sucré partout partout, on né sait que choisir et on regretterait presque de né pas avoir l’estomac assez gros pour tout goûter! Des produits de grande qualité à outrance! Gaufres faites à la commande, fruits, gâteaux, saumon, langoustes, etc etc… Service de luxe puisqu’hôtel 4 étoiles… A faire au moins une fois pour la vue imprenable sur Paris, et à refaire pour tester tous les mets proposés!

Emplacement de rêve
Le principal atout de l’Hilton Suffren demeure son emplacement rêve. De nombreuses chambres offrent une magnifique vue sur la tour Effeil si proche que l’on croit pouvoir la toucher en tendant la main. La façade accuse l’âge du bâtiment, mais l’intérieur est parfaitement conforme aux standards de cette catégorie d’hôtel. Chambres spacieuses et bien équipées. Le «Toit de Paris» restaurant au 10 étage offre une vue sublime. Service de bon niveau, collations des seminaires de très bonne qualité.