Top Hotels Near Theatre Hebertot/Petit Hebertot in Paris from NZ$207

"All the amenities, kitchenette, electric fan, a safe, rooftop terrace. My room had a nice view "

"Clean room. Really good location. Excellent staff, Very helpful. Bed was very comfy "

"Very clean and comfortable room, friendly staff"

"Great hotel. As a first time Paris Visitor, staying so close to the Eiffel Tower with incredible views was wonderful. "

"Super recommend "

"I recently stayed at Le Grey Hotel, and overall, it was a fantastic experience. It’s a great pick if you value comfort and top-tier hospitality in Paris. The Highlights Impeccable Service: The standout feature was definitely the front desk staff. Their attention to detail was incredible—always friendly, professional, and ready to help, which made me feel welcome from the moment I arrived. Room & Comfort: The room was very well-appointed and clean. The shower was amazing, with great water pressure and consistent heat. The heating system also worked perfectly, keeping the room very cozy. Daily Minibar: A huge plus is that they refill the minibar daily. Soft drinks are included in your stay, which is a lovely touch. Just keep in mind that alcohol and snacks are charged separately. Things to Note The Sofa Bed: This was the only real downside. The sofa bed was very hard and, unfortunately, unusable for sleeping. If you are relying on it for an extra guest, you might want to double-check with the hotel. Location & Transport: The hotel is a bit far from the main center of Paris. If you prefer taking an Uber to the city center, expect to pay between $15 and $20 USD ($300–$400 MXN) per trip, depending on traffic. Final Verdict: An incredible hotel with impeccable service. Aside from the sofa bed issue, everything was perfect. "

"Very welcoming and comfortable. "

"cute rooms, within walking distance of lots of pubs and bars and metro"

"Great staff beautiful room. Don’t like the added charges eg VAT and it felt that the £200 they took to cover charges was exactly or thereabouts what they wanted to grab at the end."