Hotel Royal Wagram (Paris, France)

Guests have been most pleased with the location of the Royal Wagram Hotel. While it is close to a couple of different bus routes that will take guests into the heart of Paris, guests may also just walk to iconic Parisian landmarks. It is also just a ten-minute walk to the Metro. Guests have reported that while transportation is easily accessible, the hotel itself is located on a quiet cul-de-sac, slightly off of the beaten path for tourists. There are plenty of shops and patisseries nearby, as well.

The hotel itself does offer breakfast for an additional fee, if you prefer to eat on-site rather than forage. Guests have had wonderful things to say about the food, especially the croissants, which are baked on the premises.

Guests have consistently reported a comfortable nights’ sleep on the four-star bedding.

As is typically the case throughout Paris, guests have complained about the size of the rooms in this hotel. There is reportedly little room between the beds and the walls. The bathrooms and showers are also very small, according to guests, as well as the elevator. The lift will reportedly carry one person with luggage or two people without luggage.

Guests have also been unhappy that they could hear noises through the walls of their guest rooms. Guests have reported hearing the television in the next room, as well as the elevators for those staying in rooms near to them.

Some guests have also been upset with the hotel’s policy of holding the cost of the first night’s stay on guests’ cards until the guest checks in. Upon check-in, guests must also pay for their entire stay, which has also displeased some guests.