I stayed one night at Hotel de la Tamise (only one luckily). It is a 3 stars but I really wonder who decides for the stars of theese hotels and especially for Parisian hotels! Is there any authority to control how these places are kept, whether they are clean enough or falling into pieces? Upon arrival I was given the... More

Too old, no elevator, poor breakfast. except for the great location, there is nothing to it. no facilities whats so ever. very close to tuilerie metro station, louver and Paris center. free internet. big family rooms are at the top floors.

Good: 1) Excellent location with easy access on foot to many attractions like Louvre Museum, Royal Palais, Jardin du Tuileries, Concorde Place, La Madeleine, Vendome Place, etc. 2) I lived in a single room. The room and the ensuite toilet was large enough. 3) Price is affordable as far as a central area is concerned. 4) Free breakfast included 5)... More

Should have its rating down graded significantly. In great disrepair, elevator does not work and there is no intention of repairing it. Stayed there for 8 nights and had to climb to the 4th floor. No computer for guests to use so you better bring your own or have to find an internet cafe that is not close by. The... More

I had a reservation to stay in this hotel for 7 nights, however en route to Paris learnt there had been a death in my family, of my newborn niece. Flustered and panicked, I arrived at the hotel, told them I would be cancelling my stay and did not even need to check in, as I needed to fly to... More

Small but perfectly formed.... This 16-room hotel situated between Rue de Rivoli and Rue Saint-Honore in Paris' old 1er arrondissement is a delight. Clean and simple, it scores highly over its modern counterparts by retaining a significant amount of old-Paris charm, not least of which is the teeny, charming, bookcase-sized elevator that runs between the hotels' 4 floors. We stayed... More

This hotel has a good location but gives you little else for your money. Its photos looked charming, but the reception room was roped off like a museum exhibit so no one can use it. My bedroom was basic, poorly furnished, poky and noisy (wafer-thin walls). Breakfast was mean even by Parisian standards. And although my online booking print-out clearly... More

Anyone who's ever seen the TV show Fawlty Towers might have an inclination as to how abysmal this hotel is. I wasn't laughing when the hotel billed me the full 160 euro's for the 5 minutes it took me to witness the horror of the room; and promptly check out. I've stayed in some dives in my time, and am... More

Just returned from a stay at Hotel De La Tamise. First point to note is the lift, i can only describe it as a moving coffin, hence we only used it to send our luggage up and down to the fourth floor. Our room (44) was also right beside the lift which made for a noisy night, despite requesting a... More