Bourgogne & Montana Hotel

Staff could not have been nicer, and I had a room with a spectacular view. I love this location, because it is so central and in a wonderful neighborhood. This was a splurge for me and worth it.

This is a very nice boutique hotel. A room is very clean and decorated very well. Unfortunately, a room was much smaller than I expected for a 4 star hotel and a mattress was supper firm to get good rest. 7 nights of back pain was not what I expected.

Bourgogne et Montana is an adorable vintage hotel located in the 7th arr. It is an easy walk to the Metro, many cafes & Eiffle Tower. We explored the city by Metro and this was a perfect location. The hotel staff are very friendly & helpful. The hotel is small & quaint, clean and comfortable.

We were both first timers to Paris, so looking for a hotel with a central location to all the tourist sites, but not on a busy road was vital. It was our honeymoon. The staff, room and the hotel were great. Being it was behind the French parliment you felt safe due to the police and the area was very clean. We shall be definatley returning and always use this hotel. 20 mins from Gard du Nord, Effiel Tower and the Louvee what more can you ask for?

We had a very great experience at the hotel. When we arrived in Paris, our airline had lost our luggage (2 bags). We got to the hotel and checked in and immediately informed them of our misfortune. They did everything in their power to help us contact the airline, translate, etc. We received one of our bags within one day of arriving and still have not received the other bag (we just got back last night from Paris). All in all we had a great experience. The hotel was nice, the staff was amazing, and the location is perfect--very centrally located and within walking distance to all the main tourist sites. I would definitely stay here again.

Charming Hotel but only some of the floors have been renovated and the older rooms others are OK but not as nice-request floors 4 or 5. Hotel staff speaks English but somewhat limited on their understanding of needs. Breakfast is nice and reasonable but the breakfast room could be more charming and not as basic. Limited staff if you need help, sitting room newly renovated and nicely done. I would return, like the area near shopping and brassieres and value is good.

We stayed 4 nights in May and it was great. Yes the lift was tiny, but it was made in 1924! Charming! The hotel was opened in the 1900's, but updated beautifully. The bathroom was very clean and very modern. The shower was HUGE! The bed was very comfortable and the linens was at least 500 ct.! Very NICE! Closet space was very limited and no extra outlets in the bathroom.(But several outlets in the bedroom.) All in all great location...close to metro stop that connects to many lines to get anywhere in Paris. I would differently stay here again!

Excellent stay, easily within walking distance to Eiffel Tower, The Louvre, Musee D'Orsay, and most main attractions. The only negative I could imagine, is that taxi drivers aren't familiar with the road and location (although mentioning the Asemblee Nationale is useful). Rooms were smaller than expected, but spent very minimal time there anyways, and were comfortable nonetheless. We still had an absolutely wonderful stay at this hotel.

The hotel is wonderful, small, and perfectly located.

We planned our trip around the Marathon de Paris on April 10th so had a week to spend in Paris. It was very important for us to stay in a central location and this hotel was perfect. We walked everywhere from the hotel including the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, Notre Dame and only took the metro to get to Montmartre. My favorite museum is the Musee d'Orsay which was only 2 blocks away on the Seine. The famous Rue de St. Germaine was also a few blocks for us and led us into the Latin Quarter and the famous cafes of legendary writers. A 20 minute walk another day led us to the Champs Elysee and the Arc de Triomphe. Every day was enchanting. The inside of the hotel is actually nicer than the photos online. Yes, of course the rooms are on the small side as it is Paris, and the lift can only hold one or 2 (thin) people at a time but it was built 100 years ago and is charming and functional at the same time. The room was upholstered in a handsome tweed fabric and had a lovely little balcony to peer out of. Our bathroom was neat as a pin and ample. We used our complimentary bathrobess and slippers and made coffee in the room. We opted to purchase croissants daily from the boulangerie across the street instead of the breakfast in the hotel. The staff was always extremely courteous and helpful regardless of the time of day or inquiry. I would highly recommend this hotel if you are looking for a quiet hotel in a excellent location where you will feel comfortable for an extended stay. We both hope to make this an annual trip!