We chose this hotel because there's a good chance we may have to move to Paris for my husband's job. This arrondisement will be fairly close for him to travel to work and still rates high on the safety, etc rankings for arrondisements. So we wanted to get a closer look. The hotel: Is very quaint. It's on a quiet... more

Decent and neat rooms, about 2 blocks from Villiers Metro station. Elevator was quite small and hardly fit 3 people. Good breakfast and friendly English speaking staff. Lots of eateries and shops close by. more

Location-- great for a quiet weekend in the 17th, a very residential area. Some hidden street cafes and Rue Legendre are moments away, but the subway is a good 10 minutes. Please note that while the neighborhood is quiet, the doors are quite thin, and ofter there seemed to be the sound of someone scratching at our door in the... more

My girlfriend and I (both from Ireland, age 24) stayed here for 5 nights at the end of july. The hotel is in a very quite area, perfect for a good nights sleep. The hotel is a 5 minute walk from the nearby metro, 2 minutes from local markets and streets with supermarket, cafes, resturants etc. there is a dominos... more

Having not been to Paris before, it was quite daunting trying to work out if a hotel that claims to be "minutes from attractions" is really that. However, with Jardin De Villiers, it was exactly as it was described online. The location is also really good. There's a street market that sells fresh produce each morning till mid day. Pierre... more

Located in the 17th arrondisement, the hotel was close to the Villiers metro station, which is served by two metro lines. The hotel was on a very quiet street and one street over, there was a market where you could get fresh fruits along with lovely restaurants. The staff (Sebastien and his team) was really knowledgeable about the neighborhood restaurants... more

The hotel is a short walk from the metro station Villiers - 3 stops from the Opera - the neighbourhood seems typical French with restaurants filled with locals. I stayed at the hotel for four nights after staying at another more expensive hotel for two nights. Here the service is good, the rooms are clean and newly refurbished. There is... more

Slightly apart from the many touristed neighborhoods of Paris, the area is typically Parisien and has a great pedestrianized street nearby with numerous restaurants and village shops. The hotel is modest and relatively basic, like many 3-star beds in Paris. If you get a good price and want to step out of the mainstream fray of touristy Paris, this is... more

We arrived on Sunday night and were very disappointed to find most of the restaurants closed and the room small and dark, but the next morning everything seemed better and the hotel turned out to be in a good position for getting around Paris. Even so we thought it was a bit expensive for the quality, the breakfast was not... more