Hotel Antin Saint-Georges

Location

I was traveling with my husband and my daughter 6 y old and at the end they charge me 150 euro for my kid although they didn’t give me extra bed or big room and th real sorry what shame and when I asked the other receptionist it is not my fault it is the one fault he didn’t tell you about the little kid and you can send email to manger to get your money back although the room was reversed 2 adult and a kid

Don't let the lobby fool you

Not much.

The air is dry, the room is outdated, bad metro location, the Internet (that costs additional money) is horrible, and the room smelled musty.

The staff was very friendly and helpful. Lobby is nice and well taken care of. The location is wonderful with quaint streets all around with lots of local bakeries, meat and cheese shops and cafes.

Our room was too close to the street on the first floor with street lights glaring in. Breakfast was too expensive!!

Excellent location,the family rooms are very comfortable with enough space, everything was within our reach , mny shops, super markets , metro very close, cleaned every day, most stuff were very nice and helpful. It was recently renovated and that is a big advantage for a Paris hotel

Actually there is nothing we didn;t like. Some things could be better but nothing was bad. We would like a fridge in our room but it is a 2 star hotel. The only thing that was a bit bothering was that the receptionist at check in counted us 2 times before letting us in in case we are more than we had told her. Of course we weren't more. I understand her wanting to be O.K. with her job but she could very easily have been more discteet about it. Everything else was really fine.

Fairly quiet for central Paris and within easy walking distance of nearest Metro station and huge range of restaurants.

A mistake to try minuscule continental breakfast with stale bread, croissants, Danish - terribly overpriced at 10 euros per person.