This establishment for welcoming travellers defies the common definition of "hotel"; as the owners say it is a "Maison d'Hotel", a unique description defining a unique concept in providing accommodation, a friendly welcome and a serene and chic design environment in which to enjoy the respite from travel. Run by a family who had taken over the old run-down hotel... More

Small boutique hotel with 8 rooms, located close to the Trocadéro square / metro stop, with great views to the Eiffel tower and good transport connections to all other sights / districts. Single rooms are small but cosy, great shower and good bed. The breakfast is awesome, coffee in Paris tend to be a challenge but here it is great,... More

This is a small intimate and affordable hotel in a great central, but not touristy, neighborhood. I had stayed there twice last winter. The owner, a young girl, is always very helpful. The rest of the staff, especially the maid, is also excellent. Completely recommendable!!

While boking a room in this maison-hotel for me and my wife I noticed it was a two star hotel but all reviews where overwhelming. When we arrived we realised the reviews where 100% right. What a wonderful little place! With just a few rooms (8?), designed and personal with everything you needed, in a quiet area in Paris(16th) it... More

We had a great stay at Le Singulier. Rooms are clean with all the basics. A great area for a quiet stay in Paris. The best part of the hotel was the reception staff who were awesome and helpful.

An eight room hotel over three floors without elevator. Very friendly owners. Rooms are clean and rather elegant. Most of them face a little garden where one can have a drink if weather allows. Most have a bathtub in the middle of the bed room. No curtain. Breakfast is a good continental fare. Several restaurants and bistros in the area.... More

We have enjoyed three nights at Le Singulier. This is our first stay in Paris and we thought the location was central and easy to find places. The rooms are newly decorated, the motel has a very 'chic' feel. We stayed in the room named Earl Grey, it has a lovely little balcony with a view to the internal courtyard... More

We loved Le Singulier as it was in the 16th (an area we hadn't stayed in before) which proved to be cool with plenty of good shops and bars etc. It was also silent at night so great sleep. Reception staff were really lovely and fixed an issue we had right away. The room was large by Paris standards and... More

Some of the reviews on here are very misinformed. Firstly, the hotel is only 3 floors high...not six. I stayed on the top floor and was pleasantly surprised after expecting to walk up six flights. Secondly, it is very common in Europe for double beds to be two beds pushed together. That is not some quirk of this hotel, but... More