This is the _only_ hotel in Paris so far where the staff have been patient, very friendly and we actually thought they were nice people. To put it in perspective, we've been to Paris before a quite few times. Hotels and rooms are usually small, substandard, and the staff quirky (Think Fawlty Towers). Even if you spend top dollar, you'll... more

I visited this with a view to taking my mum who is 75 years old and confined to a wheelchair; it was recommended in a disability brochure. Location is all, if you've been to Paris you'd have walked past it without noticing; as you face Notre Dame it is directly to your left behind a taxi rank and row of... more

What a wonderful hotel. An unmatched location, clean rooms and friendly staff make it very good value for money. We stayed for 2 nights in room 12 in May 2009 for 129 euros/night (remember this is Paris). There are 14 rooms in the attic on the 6th floor of block B1 of the hospital. The even numbered rooms are on... more

There's something fun about telling your friends that you are going to stay in a hospital in Paris. We actually shared our elevator with a gurney. But as a traveler, this hotel is perfect for what you really need. The RER leaves the airport and deposits you at the foot of your hotel. The metro is around the corner. You... more

Hotel Dieu is one of the best "finds" in the world. The staff was helpful and very kind. Even the housekeeper was thoughtful. It was like staying with friends. The location and access to the Airport were amazing. Even a large American man like I am had enough room to spread out. The bathroom was also a generous size. The... more

we had a wonderful stay in this quirky hotel. the location of the hotel makes it the perfect place to walk to virtually all sights in paris. it is in the center of the city and whatever directions you walk in there are sights and sounds to enjoy. it is a little strange to be staying in a hospital, but... more

I stayed at Hotel Dieu over the Easter holidays during a solo trip to Paris (5 nights, single cost 115 Euro/night). I was in Room 14, the single at the end of the hall on the Notre Dame side, and had a lovely view of the left tower lit up at night through the skylight. The room was quite good... more

We found this interesting, cheap, no frills hotel to be a very good fit for a week of enjoying the core of old Paris. It is indeed across the street from Notre Dame, in the surgical wing (top floor) of Paris' oldest hospital, Hotel Dieu. You will find very minimal amenities, but a gracious and helpful staff. We were provided... more

We stayed for two nights in this hotel and would very happily stay here again. Our room was a decent size (by European standards), pleasant, exceptionally comfortable. Walls a little thin, but we didn't spend much time in the room. It is a fantastic location and great price. more