Hôtel Chopin

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Not as cute as pics. During summer, extremely hot

Great location, good breakfast, comfortable beds, big refrigerator in room, plenty of surfaces to place items.

The hotel is very quirky. It is one of the oldest hotels in Paris and therefore it is quite rickety. However, the room was very comfortable. A fan was supplied, but it would be great if they could install air conditioners. The location is excellent and close to many art galleries, cafes and public transport. The breakfast was ok - they have a machine in the dining room to squeeze fresh orange juice, which is great. The croissants and pastries were not fresh at breakfast, which was a real pity and the yogurt was not the greatest quality. More on the low budget side. I would also be nice if they had a coffee machine instead of coffee in flasks.

It is a really charming location. I wouldn't say it was luxurious, but clean and comfortable. I love staying in one of the passageways. The staff was very pleasant and helpful.

The staff was very nice,the orange juice was freshly squeezed, my niece liked the coffee and the the hard toast with the cream cheese and strawberry jam. She said I will need to find some for her when she return home. Clarinet made me miss my kitty at home. He was so sweet.

Very cute, old style, cozy hotel, located inside Passage Jouffroy. Staff is friendly and helpful.

Clean room. Very quiet. Staff were nice. Love being in the galerie

Unique in that it was located inside a passage/shopping gallery.

I really enjoy how quiet it was staying at Hotel Chopin. The location is great, full of activities and restaurants.

It's a very old property so it has some expected squeaks. That's not a bad thing it's a certain kind of fun. But our interior room suffered from very bright lights facing our window from across the way. And you say hey shut those blackout curtains, and you would be half right. The nature of this old property is that it has radiator heating pipes that are always hot even when the radiator was off. So we kept the window open, and the blackout curtains split to allow fresh cool air. The outside was 30-40F at night, and we would start with the window wide open , and adjust it thru out the night. The more fresh air you want, the more fresh bright light you get. That said I travel with light blocking masks, so I have that workaround. Breakfast is simple but good. If you're in Paris for food, you'll probably find alternatives but it's fine. That said the coffee was surprisingly good, and I used the fresh orange squeezer often. The location is very good. The metro is just at the corner, there are many wonderful places to walk. The entrance is within a covered historical mall with interesting wares. The property had a nice house cat, Clarinet. I hated the pillows, and was told they are all the same. The bed was two of I think full beds set side by side. Very comfortable, something like my sleep number at maybe 55. I wish they offered as comfortable pillows. Mostly positive, but I don't see myself enduring the bright neighbor, nor the pillows. Everything else was very nice.