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l ets face it the holel is an old property, but been updated. the dinning area is lovely. yes, the rooms are small, but the bathroom you will just love it. i enjoyed my stay. yes it near the big arch. the hotel will look...More
Nice place to stay, breakfast was good, staff was very friendly and went out of their way to chat with us which was really nice. Room was small but comfortable, we are already planning our return trip.
We stayed in hotel astrid for 2 nights.
Pros:
Location and Breakfast.
Cons:
Extremely tiny rooms with hardly any space to move around or open your luggage,old furniture,creaking floors which was very annoying.
Good location.Easy to reach The Effeil tower and other monuments. The room is clean and a good size.Also the Bathroom. Amazing view of the The arch of triumph from the little balcony.The price range is excellent too.
This hotel is well located by the Arch de Triomphe. There is a restaurant next door and across the street. A grocery store around the corner and down the block a bit. Metro is located a few blocks away.
The decor was tired. The hallways...More
Thank SuzyW2008
Response from Astrid Hôtel L, Gérant at Hotel AstridResponded 11 April 2018
Dear Susan,
We have been delighted to welcome you at the Astrid hotel Paris*** for 2 nights with us, and thank you for shared your experience.
You right, our location offer you a lot of opportunity for eat and to visit Paris.
Our rooms are...More
This area is characterized by its namesake avenue which extends northwest from the Louvre to the modern business district, punctuated by the iconic Arc de Triomphe. Grand embassies stand among impressive offices and presidential palaces; architecture from 19th century Universal Exhibitions, homes, art galleries, and 19th century streets designed by Baron Haussmann flank haute-couture boutiques. This
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neighborhood never rests, buzzing with visitors from around the world at all times of day and night, all within a stone's throw of the Seine.
We checked in just before Noon I think, however if you call ahead and let them know that you may be late. I'm sure it would be no problem. They are very friendly and very accommodating.
