Hotel Dadou Paris

The hotel has been renovated and is very clean, with great facilities and a good environment. They even offer afternoon tea with snacks. The location is excellent, right near the Arc de Triomphe, with a metro station and plenty of shops nearby, making life very convenient. Highly recommended!!

It was my first time in Paris! And I was traveling solo. I wanted to attend a concert at Salle Pleyel, so I searched for a place that seemed within walking distance and had good reviews, and found this place. The cute room with a bay window really made me feel like a Parisian. The room was small, so I had a little trouble opening my large suitcase (it's difficult to open it all the way), but the breakfast was delicious. There's a McDonald's and Burger King nearby, so you can pop in if you're in a pinch. Of course, there were plenty of cafes and restaurants as well. The Arc de Triomphe is right there, and you can walk to the Champs-Élysées.

I stayed here for 4 days, starting from New Year's Eve and continuing for 3 days. I'm glad I was able to stay here on my first trip to France!!! I really liked this hotel and couldn't help but write a review:) If you're not sure which hotel to choose, I highly recommend this one. [About the location] It's in a great location, less than 3 minutes walk from the metro and the Arc de Triomphe. The surrounding area is also safe, and even if you come home late at night, there are two fast food restaurants along the way, so you can go home safely. [About the room and facilities] The room itself is not large, but the interior and decor are very cute and relaxing. It was a bit difficult to open one large suitcase. However, the room was perfectly made every day, and I felt that it was the cleanest hotel I've ever stayed in in Europe. As the reviews say, there were times when I felt that the walls were a little thin, so it may not be suitable for families with small children. In addition, there is no refrigerator in the room, so if you stay in the summer, you will need to be careful about storing food. [About the amenities] Unusually for a European hotel, the amenities are also substantial. (Body milk, nail file, shower cap, slippers, etc.) Toothbrushes are not provided, so we recommend bringing your own. Two types of water (sparkling and still) were replenished in glass bottles every day, so we never had trouble finding something to drink. For Japanese people, it costs at least 2 euros to buy a 0.5L plastic bottle locally, so this service was very appreciated. The staff also greeted us with a warm smile every day, which made us feel at ease. If I come to Paris again, I will definitely stay here!!!

Really good, the quantity is super sufficient, quite satisfied, keep it up🌞

The room card provided at check-in did not allow the door to be opened by induction. It took me carrying large and small bags up and down the fifth floor three times to get it done. It was really unprofessional.