Hotel Britannique

“Quiet gem”

Snug boutique hotel close to everything good value Staff was welcoming, accommodating, and able to help with all needs. Breakfast was adequate each day would certainly recommend. Room is a little warm but open windows fix the situation overall great day.

“A very pleasant small hotel strategically located”

A very good option to stay in Paris in pleasant surroundings with easy access to everywhere. The hotel is small but the staff is very friendly and the rooms are cute, decorated in traditional classical style, which is what I like. The wifi worked perfectly. Highly recommendable. Plenty of bistreau… more

A very good option to stay in Paris in pleasant surroundings with easy access to everywhere. The hotel is small but the staff is very friendly and the rooms are cute, decorated in traditional classical style, which is what I like. The wifi worked perfectly. Highly recommendable. Plenty of bistreaux, cafes and shopes in the area.

less

“Fabulous Night in Paris”

We stayed at britannnique on the last night, I a two week vacation in France. After a 3 1/2 hour train ride to Paris we were ready for comfort. This hotel did not disappoint. Everything about it was welcoming and luxurious. Location was perfect surrounding restaurants. excellent. We would visit aga… more

We stayed at britannnique on the last night, I a two week vacation in France. After a 3 1/2 hour train ride to Paris we were ready for comfort. This hotel did not disappoint. Everything about it was welcoming and luxurious. Location was perfect surrounding restaurants. excellent. We would visit again for sure.

less

““A Room with a View””

Located across the Seine from the Île de la Cité, the Hotel Britannique is ideally situated for a stroll up the Rue de Rivoli to the Louvre or across the river to Sainte-Chapelle. Two minutes farther on is the RER C line, from where one can catch a train to Versailles. Back at the hotel, Le Zimmer,… more

Located across the Seine from the Île de la Cité, the Hotel Britannique is ideally situated for a stroll up the Rue de Rivoli to the Louvre or across the river to Sainte-Chapelle. Two minutes farther on is the RER C line, from where one can catch a train to Versailles. Back at the hotel, Le Zimmer, a good Alsatian restaurant, is on the corner. The Hotel Britannique has several different room categories and their permutation requires a moment’s thought. One has to decide between the size of the room and the view it offers—and whether one wants the amenity of a balcony. On the sixth floor, for example, is a Classic room with a view over the rooftops to the Eiffel Tower—but it’s the smallest room (14 m²) in the hotel. There is a larger Classic (15 m²), as well as a Traditional (16 m²), although with a balcony the latter is reduced to the size of the former. A Superior room is larger still but faces the wall of the building opposite. Finally, there is a Deluxe room, which is the same size (18 m²) but overlooks the street. Soundproof windows effectively shut out any noise, and this is where we stayed—just below the eaves on the fourth floor. Aside from the Junior Suite (which is unsuitable for couples in any event), this is Britannique’s largest room, although the king-size bed competes with the bathroom door for much of the space. We forwent a balcony as we could just as easily peek over the red geraniums all the way to the impressive façade of the Hôtel de Ville. There also is a Deluxe with balcony but, again, at the sacrifice of room size (16 m²). If location and the choice of rooms were not enough, Maxime and Jade made our stay at the Hotel Britannique even more pleasant. (A final note: book directly. Rates will be not be lower elsewhere, and one has the advantage of dealing directly with hotel staff.)

less