Just back from a weekend at Pershing Hall - loved it - hotel has a great sense of style, perfectly in keeping with its designer location. Bar is super chic with great cocktails and beautiful staff. Cool music plays as you look out over the 4 storey walled garden. Our room was perfect - complimentary minibar is a real luxury... more

I loved the patio garden and restaurant in it. All said about this overrated posh hotel. The rooms are boring, no feeling at all, depressing, non atmosphere and so is the hotel. The one and only (and great) plus is the restaurant with the hanging garden. Beautiful. For the hotel? Don't botter. For a diner? Do it. more

This was my first visit to Paris. We had 4 nights at the Pershing Hall. The Hotel staff were helpful with recommendations for travel, food, entertainment etc. The hotel bar is full and funky - a destination for non residents I imagine. The room was fairly large with a lovely bathroom that had two sinks, roll top bath, walk in... more

This was honestly one of the best hotels I have stayed at. The whole experience was amazing. The location was simply unbeatable. I have never had better sleep than in the beds at Pershing Hall! The most comfortable ever! Food in the restaurant and room service was amazing! I have recommended this hotel to everyone I know visiting Paris. Not... more

This hotel has so much going for it, and still it manages to give a very poor experiance. The hotel is situated at rue Pierre Charon, which is a stone-throw away from (the trully amazing) 4s george v. so, it is in the middle of everything. can't ask for a better location. We arrived from CDG by taxi and when... more

Fantastic located hotel in the middle of the golden triangle, walking distance of the Bateau Mouche on the Seine and the Champs Elysee. The House was General Pershing's base in WW1, hence the name, and much of the old features of the restored building have been retained. Most strikingly, the old courtyard has been covered with a tent like roof... more

The rooms were nicely decorated but very small. They were 500 euros/night, for an extra 150 euros you can get a much nicer room at the Plaza Athenee! The service is abolsutely typical of that of a small boutique hotel. Not enough staff, badly trained and rude. Hotels such as this cannot afford to have 24 hour top service as... more

Forgive the delay in posting this review, but the anger has only now subsided. This past Christmas a friend and I decided to visit Paris before joining other friends in the UK for New Years. We couldn't decide between treating ourselves to the George V or staying at Pershing Hall (where my friend had stayed previously and thought was nice).... more

Our stay at Pershing Hall was terrible. I would advice people not to stay there as the service was dreadfull, the staff were rude and the food was a very bad. We stayed in the suite and it stanch of stale cigarette smoke. There was no soap, no shower gel when we arrived and I had to ask three times... more