I have always wanted to stay at this hotel, once the British Embassy, in such an attractive area of Paris - and a short trip in January, when rates were reduced by 20%, finally provided the opportunity. The welcome was most friendly: our double room, facing the Rue Jacob on the first floor, was small but pleasant, easily accessible, with... More

There are hundreds of reasons why hotels make it or don't, and many of them are subjective, ie they are dependent on the mood, taste, needs of the reviewer. I have stayed at hostels and 5 stars but its not always about the crisp linens and fancy bath soaps. When my wife and I planned our trip to France we... More

My wife and I have stayed at the hotel angleterre for many years, throughout the 80s and 90s we often stopped there,sometimes twice a year,in those days each of the rooms had a different themes and were wonderfully furnished and cleaned, it was great to try out each of the rooms over the years. Since then we have only stopped... More

this was my first stay at the hotel d'angleterre. for the last 40 years i have been staying essentially in this same arrondisement. i frequently travel to paris alone. this hotel is by far my best selection. my room was wonderful, roomy, peaceful and the view was indescribable. all of the staff are warm, helpful, caring and conscientious. my only... More

We have been visiting Paris every year for nearly thirty years and this area is by far our favourite in which to stay. Our second stay at this hotel was as satisfactory as the first. It is very Parisian in feel - we do not like bland, characterless establishments - but immaculately clean etc and we have always found all... More

This was our third stay in the Angleterre. We enjoy staying on the left bank in Paris and this hotel is in an ideal location. The hotel is in Rue Jacob, which is a nice street. It is very close to Laduree, the famous pastry/macaron shop. This is literally a 2 minute walk from the hotel. You can walk to... More

Hotel d'Angleterre has it all: charming rooms, great location, history, extremely friendly and helpful staff, lovely indoor dining area and outdoor courtyard for breakfast (included in room rate). A short walk to Musee d'Orsay, Deux Magots. book stalls on the Seine, and much more. It is beautifully positioned for exploring this most beautiful city. Hemingway is just one of many... More

Hard to understand the good reviews. Agreed about the rude staff, simply terrible. Made us feel very unwelcome. Would never go back, lots of better hotels in the area. More

Well, mybe not so pricy for Paris, but still! Arrived late, got a very friendly welcome by the nightshiftdude, could even take our bikes inside. Place is elegant, room was nice, but nothing special and a bit expensive. Breakfast was ok, nothing special either. The salons are elegant and the hotel is well situated in St. Germain des Prés.... Will... More