We didn't have a great experience with Paris.. We tried our very best to speak French, but nothing was good enough... Now that has nothing to do with the hotel, but I thought I would throw it in.. The hotel staff were great! They gave us plenty of information on how to get there by public transport, where to eat... more

Stayed here based on reviews on the site. My goal was to stay at a nice place at less than 200 euros a night. My single was 155 euros, I think my aunt and uncle paid 185 euros for their double. Location: I loved Rue Cler. Come out of the hotel and go right. There's a grocery store right there.... more

We found out about the hotel on trip advisor. We decided to go there based on the favourable reviews. We were not disapponted. Rooms were very clean and tidy, the windows and the rolling shutters kept out noise and light during the night. The staff was very friendly and willing to help. I would definetely recommend it. more

We stayed here during an anniversary trip to France. The hotel is located in the Rue Cler neighborhood, near the Eiffel Tower. It is in an area where locals shop for produce, meats and bread. If you want to be away from the tourists, this is the place to stay. It is also one of Rick Steves' recommended hotels. The... more

Maybe there's no such thing as the perfect hotel in Paris, due to price, demand and so on - but this little gem gets pretty close. If you're wanting value for money then this is the one for you. It doesn't have all the amenities of the big boys but it doesn't charge "top dollar" either. Go on their website... more

Stayed 3 nights in April, booked over the web. Everything very efficient. Staff were very helpful and spoke excellent English, which is a shame if you are trying to improve your less than perfect French, but useful! We stayed in a standard room on the ground floor. It was spotlessly clean, well equipped and reasonably sized, despite a pillar in... more

As my favorite hotel was fully booked, I tried the Relais Bosquet as it was located to where I needed to be albeit a bit more expensive. The rooms are small but adequate. Skip the 15 euro breakfast and walk out of the hotel, turn left, walk 15 steps and you are at a wonderful bakery! Walk to Rue Cler... more

My husband and I spent our first year anniversary in Paris, and we stayed at the Hotel Relais Bosquet (mainly because of the excellent review ratings). The hotel didn't disappoint-- it was the best hotel we stayed at during our European vacation. The hotel is very reasonably priced for European standards. The good: Location, location, location! It's within a 10-15... more

We booked the Relais Bosquet based on the tripadvisor recommendations and it met our expectations. The hotel is very low key. The staff was professional, could converse in English, and was pleased to help. Having two computers in the lobby for checking email was a real plus (but getting comfortable with the French keyboard took some time). The electric shutters... more