We stayed here in December, and it was very warm in all respects. The beds are comfortable, the decor is romantic and simply beautiful - certainly not for those who like modern or 'chrome/white walls' kind of style! Maggie the host is adorable, she especially likes Australians, and those who try to speak French. She tried to carry my massive... More

Booked this hotel off the back of a Top 10 Boutique Hotels article I read in a newspaper and then checked Trip Advisor for review. We were not dissapointed. 110 Euros per night for a lovely room with private terrace garden and a wake up call from Madame Maggie to ask what we would like for breakfast. The decor is... More

We stayed there for three nights. We were by car, and during August, there is free parking in the street, which was superconvenient. When you enter the hotel, it's like you enter the belle epoque. The decorations are so nice, everything is perfect. Rooms were small, but if you do not stay in Americal hotel chains, this is the case... More

We stayed at Ermitage earlier this year and had a great stay. The rooms have real character and the staff are friendly. A negative was the booking process as I needed to call directly from a Australia and then send a travelers cheque from Australia to secure my booking. Also take care if your walking from nord station as we... More

The decor is beautifully well maintained, clean and unique. The lady who runs it is sweet but strict and has a lot of pride in the place - careful you don't wheel your luggage over the stairs! Rooms are small but heated and bathroom is adequate. Breakfast is minimal (earl grey tea and a croissant) and delivered to your room... More

Friendly staff, clean rooms, good location but basic facilities - we had the attic room and could only squat in the bath! Breakfast served to the room was simple coffee and croissant but an OK start as you'll be wanting to eat out anyway. Located about 15 min walk from Gare du Nord (Eurostar station) but MANY steps up to... More

The elder proprietress of the Hermitage could not have been more charming on the phone. Sweeter than a millefouille with extra syrup. Was there a twin room? No, but you can have a camp bed on the floor, it will be no problem whatsoever, she replied in sing-song French. Did they have a garage for our bikes? Oh yes, we... More

Just back from what is now our regular hotel in Paris. Over the years we have stayed here a number of times to enjoy the unchanging merits so well summed up by others: immaculately clean, utterly traditional fixtures and fittings and inflexible charming hosts with the driest sense of humour in France. Its popularity is sometimes a problem for booking... More

This is a small gem in the middle of a beautiful city. Sophie and her mother Maggie made us feel very much at home without being intrusive. Will certainly be back. A beautiful area,beautiful people and an excellant standard for bed and breakfast. Breakfast delivered to our door each morning with a cheery Bonjour! More